Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-15
EVENTS Of INTEREST
4. IN AND OUT OF Town
President and Mrs. Wilson Dine
With the Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall.
Luncheons and Teas Are Feature OF
Today-Last Nights Din
ners-Personals.

The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
were hosts last night at dinner at the
| New willard for the President and Mrs.
Wilson.
The table was arranged in the dining
room Of their suite, and was beautifully
decorated with Killarney roses and
white lilacs, forming several plats
down the center. Gold shades dimned
the candles.
The dining room. the Vice Presidents
study and the drawing room were also
made festive with roses, lilacs, pussy
willow branches, vines and foliage
plants.
1t was the first dinner which the
President and his wife have attended
outside of their home, and also the first
at which Mrs. Marshall has been able
to appear since her recent illness.
| To meet the President and Mrs. Will
son there were present the Secretary
of State. Mr.. Robert Lansing; Mrs. John
w. Foster the Secretary Of the Treas
ury and Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo.
,, the Secretary of War and Mrs. Lfndley
NJ Garrison, the Attorney General and
Mrs Thomas Watt Gregory, the Post
master General and Mrs. Albert Sidney
Burleson, the Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Josephus Daniels, the Secre-
tary of the Interior and Mrs. Franklin
X. Lane, the Secretary Of Agriculture
and Mrs. David F. Houston. the Secre-
tary of Commerce and Mrs. William c.
Redfield, and the Secretary Of Labor
and Mrs. William q. Wilson. Mrs.
Lansing was not able to attend, be-
cause of indisposition.
a beautifully appointed breakfast dance
today at l O'Clock at Rauscner's. Covers
were land for seventy-five. Miss Den-
nett and her mother. Mrs. Fred bennett,
received the guests. The large table
was beautifully decorated in orchids
and roses, together with pink-tipped
candelabra, which formed beautiful
setting for the many charming young
ladies'. Miss Dement'S guests were her
house guest, Miss Deborah Seal; Miss
Jane Gregory and her house guest, Miss
keasbey: Miss Grace Overman, Miss
Helen McCumber. Miss Frances Dunn.
Miss Dorothy Campbell, Miss Marie
Sims, Miss Edith Oracle, Miss Rather
inc Hill, Miss Catherine Burdette, Miss
Ruth Lester. Miss Laura Graves. Miss
Lillian Hendricks, Miss Georgia Scho-
held, Miss Dorothy Shuey, Miss Marie
Peary. Miss Maxwell Church. Miss
Katherine Effinger, Miss Frances Effin
ger, Miss Nellie Howard. Miss Laura
Denys, Miss Flora Wilson. Miss Ellie
Lejune, Miss Marjorie Helmbold, Miss
Lois Sprigg, Mrs. Buckley. Miss Mary
Graham, MISS Holland Fits, Miss Eliza
beth Chase. Miss susanne Chase. Miss
Katherine Hitchcock, Miss Anita Kite,
Miss Hannah Taylor, Miss Margaret
douglas, Miss Margaret Tillman, Miss
Louise Clark, Miss Pocahontas Butler,
Miss Pauline Stone, Miss Elisabeth Rec
side, Miss Dorothy Wyeth, Miss Creigh-
Traty
thy Mills. Miss Florence Mills, Mrs.
John Thompson, Miss Katherine Thesis,
Miss Lois Reside, Miss Dorothy Mason,
Miss Margaret Larner, Miss Lucy
Henry, Miss Virginia Peacock, Miss
baroness Lily Won Winckler. Miss
4, Dorothy Crawford, Miss H. A. Cooper,
| Mrs. Henry u. Flood, Mrs. James A.
/ Reed and her house guest. Miss Doro-
thy Brown: Mrs. Lemuel Padgett and
Miss Margaret Feltus, house guest of
Representative and Mrs. Quinn; Mrs.
Claud Swanson. Mrs Rafael Zaldivar.
wife of the minister from Salvador;
Mrs. c. II. T. Lowndes, Mrs. Hampton
Gary. Mrs. Victor Kaufman, Mrs.
Boriand. Mrs Shuey, Mrs. Cone John
| son. Mrs. William Writ Dixon and Mrs.
Archibald Oracle.
| Miss bennett wore her coming out
gown. of pale blue panne velvet trimmed
| black lace gown. embroidered in steel
beads, over gray satin, with large
! eoid hat. The guests were seat
| ed at round tables. Dancing continued
| throughout the afternoon.
Mrs. Albert l.. Mas was hostess at a
delightful luncheon today. when her
guests were invited to meet Mrs.
The ether guests were Mrs. Sam
Young, Mrs. J. Hamilton Lewis, Mrs.