Evening star., 1916-07-28
EVENTS OF INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
President and Mrs. Wilson Send
Gift to New York
Bride.
Members Of Cabinet Leave Town for
Short Visits-Weddings.
Notes.

The Presidents executive family will
be widely divided for the week end.
several of the cabinet members going
to visit the summer homes of their
| families. while others will remain
away from the capital for a longer or
shorter time.
The Secretary Of the Treasury left
Washington today for Spring Lake,
N. J.. to remain over Sunday with Mrs.
McAdoo and their little daughter, Ellen
| Wilson McAdoo.
He will return here Monday.
The Attorney General will leave
Washington this evening to motor to
Monterey. Pa, to spend Sunday with
Mrs. Gregory and members of their
family. He will return to Washin gton
Monday.
The Secretary Of Labor, Mr.. William
B. Wilson, who leaves here this evening
in company with Mrs. Wilson and their
daughters, will remain in Pennsylvania
for at least two weeks on vacation. Part
OF his time will be spent at Airport with
his mother.
The Secretary is also fond of his farm
near Blossburg and will spend some
time there
Senator and Mrs. Key Pittman enter
tanned informally at dinner at their home
at Chevy Chase last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Kimsey, who have
been guests of the Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall for several weeks, will
leave Washington this evening for Indi-
ana and will later go to Phoenix, Ariz.
The President and Mrs Wilson, and
in the wedding in New York yesterday
of Miss Elizabeth w. Dodge, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland H. Dodge.
and the Rev. DR.. George, Herbert
Huntington. The President and Mr..
Dodge are friends Of long standing.
The wedding was a small one, but
many beautiful presents were sent by
intimate friends, and one which must
be of historic interest and value for
future generations is the cameo pin of
splendid workmanship, the platinum
setting holding four large diamonds,
sent by the President and Mrs. Wilson.
The Rev. DR.. George Herbert Hunt
ington performed the ceremony at the
at Naumkeag. Riverdale The bride
wore her mothers wedding gown of
white satin combined with old lace
Her flower girl was Elizabeth Board
Rea, nephews of the bride, and William
Boaruman were pages. Prof. Ellsworth
Huntington of Yale was his brothers
best man. and the ushers were the Rev.
Henry Bs s: Huntington, Jr; and Messrs.
Rev. Henry S. Huntington, father of
the bridegroom. and Rev. Ira s. Dodd
omcfated. There was a small reception
at the house of the brides parents.
Among the guests were Mr.. Henry
Morgenthau, ambassador to Turkey,
and Mrs. Morgenthau, who have a place
at Scarborough, who are much inter-
the chief American institution in that
part of the world. In fact, the we'd
ding Is a chapter in a romance of that
institution. Mr.. Dodge, father of the
tees. and the college is one of the ben
eficiaries Of his many philanthropies.
DR.. and Mrs. Huntington will start
next month for Constantinople, where
They will have passports that should
guarantee them against the hazards
and possible delays of the journey.
Miss Gertrude Yung Kwai, daughter
of the counselor of the Chinese Iega-
ton and Nine. Yung Kwai, has gone to
Washington Grove, Md. to visit for
several weeks.
Mrs. William Phillips has returned to
Beverly Farms, Mass, after visit of
a week here with her husband, the
third assistant secretary Of state.
family on the north shore late in Au
gust.
Representative and Mrs. Edmund Platt
will leave today for their home at
Pouphkeepsie, N Y. Representative
Platt, after a short visit, will return
to Washington until the adjournment
of Congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. clifford Pinchot are
spending a few days at Newport, with
| Gen. Lloyd S. Bryce.
taken the Eustis house at Newport for
the remainder of the summer. Miss
Margaret Perrin, who has been in New
port for several days, was joined yes
terday by Mr.. and Mrs. Howard.
Miss Anna B. Maury of this city is
visiting Miss Mary H. Bouvier at Mar
ragansett Pier.
Mr. Joseph Letter has Joined Mrs.
Letter and their children at Edgewater.
their place at Beverly Farms.
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer arrived
Yesterday at White Sulphur Springs,
w. Va.
Miss Marie de la Coste left today by
sea for Boston, en- route to the Whlte
mountains, to be the guest of Mrs. Ed
win J. Mckee at her cottage for the
month Of August. In September she
will visit Mr.. and Mrs Marion Butler at
their plantation near Wilmington, N. C..
Mr.. Harry o. Sandberg left this morn
| ing for a ten-day trip to Buffalo. Nj
agara Falls, Detroit and northern
Michigan.
| Malcolm s. McConihe left yesterday
| for Belgrade Lakes, Me-. where he will
| Join Mrs McConihe and their son for
| the month of August
Mr.. and Mrs Fred G. Berger Of Gar
| field street left yesterday for two
| week vacation in Fairfax county, Va.
Miss Ethel Norris, who was with Mr..
and Mrs George F. Becker in Tyeing-
! ham, Mass, has gone to Yarmouth.
Mass Prof. Ernest w. Brown and Mr..
| Thomas E. Rush are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Becker at their villa.
| Mrs Weir Jameson of this city and
Portland, Me-. and Mr.. Claude De Laroche
| Francis Of New York were married yes