Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-06
President and Mrs. Wilson Return
From Week End Cruise and Play
Golf This Morning.
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
Leave Wednesday for Petoskey.
Luncheon for Bride-Elect.

The President and Mrs. Wilson. on
returning to Washington this morning
from week end cruise down the
river aboard the Mayfiower. motored
to one of the country clubs and enjoyed
q round of golf before returning to
the White House.
Miss Margaret Wilson is at Water
ford: Conn. visiting MIR. and Mrs Ross
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones. who has
been making a round of visits since
leaving Washington. is now in western
Canada.
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
expect to leave Wednesday for Petos-
key. Mich. II Mrs. Marshalrs condi-
ton permits.
They had planned to leave yesterday
or today. but Mrs. Marshall had not
sufficiently recovered from her recent
indisposition to make the long journey.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
lansing. who will arrive here this
evening after a months absence at
Henderson Harbor, N. Y, stopped of at
New York yesterday en- route. remain
ing there until this afternoon.
The Secretary Of Agriculture and
Mrs Houston returned last evening
spent the week end with Mr.. and Mrs
John Shelton Williams
-. enter
tain at luncheon on Saturday in COM
pliment to her sister, Miss Dorothy
Shusy. whose marriage to Mr.. Chris
TOPPER Smith Of the Norwegian lega-
pier will attend her sister as matron
Of honor.
Mr. and Mrs W. Averen Hartman.
who have been the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs E. Roland Hartman at their home
at Chevy Chase, have returned to Ar
den. N. Y.
Mrs. George Howard has gone to the
Saratoga Springs after spending sew
eral days visiting at New York.
Mrs. George B. Duncan will return to
Washington this evening from q visit
of several days at New York Since
Col. Duncan's departure from Washing
ton Mrs Duncan has been making her
home at 1928 18th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hertle of Gunston
Hall. Va. have gone to Connecticut to
Join q house party anc remain for sew
Miss Mildred Fortson Of Washington,
Ga. is the guest Of Capt. and Mrs Eu-
gene Fortson at the navy yard
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Burton of
Long Island are visiting Mr. and Mrs
Charles W. Wetmore.
Maj Gen. George Barnett. command
ant Of the Marine Corps. and Mrs Bar
nett gave dance Saturday night at
their quarters at the barracks for the
spent the week end at Washington.
The guests included company OF the
National Service School girls. and the
Marine Band played for the dancing
Gen and Mrs. Barnett have given the
use OF their quarters as club for the
officers and they had about twenty
OF these young men as their guests
over Sunday.
Mrs. Barnett, who went to Philadel-
phia to attend the opening of the United
Service Club for Enlisted Men. and was
the guest of Mrs. Edward T Stotes-
bury for several days. returned here
for the week end and left today for
Wakefield Manor. her country home at
Huntley. Va
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant will go Il
New York this week to meet hee young
grandchildren, the children Of Prince
and Princess Cantacuzene of Russia
with her. They are the great-grand
children of President Grant and theil
mother was one of the few children
born in the White House.
Mrs. Eugene Martin and Miss Anna
Martin of New Orleans. who are her,
to attend the marriage of Miss Heller
Virginia Wallis and Mr.. Joseph Gail
lard Martin on Saturday. are the hous,
guests of Representative and Mrs. Perc,
E. Quin.
Miss Eleanora Bliss. daughter q
Gen. and Mrs Tasker H Bliss, has lef
Warrington and is at Bryn Mawr
where she will spend two weeks.
One of the wartime weddings O.
interest to society at New York, wash
ington and New Orleans, as well a;
in naval circles. IL that Of Miss Mar
tina Cleveland. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Bennett Cleveland, and Capt
Charles Longstreet Poor. United State
Naval Volunteers, recently of New York
son Of Mrs. Charles H. Poor of wash
fngton and grandson of the late Raa
Admiral Charles Fl. Poor. United State
Navy The wedding will take pIac
today at New Orleans
Capt. Poor was at one time in tn,
Navy. but resigned to enter bushes
in New York He commanded the New
York City Battalion of the Navy NTH
tia for several years. and when tn
United States entered the war he re
turned to active service with this or
ganization.
Capt Poor 10 . director and ael