Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
President and Mrs. Wilson Spend
Morning on Golf Links, Mrs. Will
son in Becoming Sport Suit.
Netherlands Minister and Nine. van
Rappard Give Luncheon for Mr..
and Nine. de Lagercrantz.

| The President and Mrs. Wilson, who
frequently spend the morning. or part
| of it, on the golf links, motored out
early this morning to one of the
| suburban clubs for their game. Mrs.
Wilson wore a smart sport suit of
khaki-colored homespun, with deep
round white collar and sport hat of
| black velour turned up sharply in
| front. which made it very becoming.
and down in back
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Wilson re-
| ceived in the red room the special
envoy of Sweden and Nine. de Lager
crantz. Mr.. de Lagercrantz. who pre-
sented his credentials upon his arrival
in this country as minister ten years
ago to President Roosevelt, was still
minister here when President Taft be-
| gan his administration ard, with Nine.
| de 1agercrantZ, was among the guests
| at the inaugural ceremonies and ball.
AS special envoy Of his country his in
tercourse, official and social. now is
| with representatives of a third admin
| istration, President and Mrs. Wilson.
The minister of Sweden and Nine.
morrow evening of Mr.. and Nine. de
LagercrantZ. who are occupying Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins
| house.
| van Rappard entertained at luncheon
| today in compliment to Mr.. and Nine.
| de Lagercrantz
| Mrs. Braden Kyle of Philadelphia ar
| rived at Washington last evening on
| her way home from the south. and
spent the night at the White House as
guest Of Miss Margaret Wilson.
| Mrs. Howe Cothran and her little
| daughter. who were guests at the
! White House for a week or ten days,
have returned to New York.
| Mrs Isaac W. Littell and Mrs Alex
| ander NJ. Patch. lr.. who have been
visiting Mr.. G. B. Littell. at Elizabeth
N. j.. have returned to Washington.
Mrs. Patch. formerly Miss Julia LtteN
1 who since her marriage to Lieut.. Patch
1 has been stationed at Douglas. Arz
| came east some days ago to pass the
+! SINNER with her parents, Col ard Mrs
Littell.
| Mrs. w. F. Farrell of Easton Pa
| formerly Mss Emily Cottrell of Wash
| ington, who has been the guest of her
| brother, Lieut.. Joseph F. Cottrell. at
| Fort Howard. Md, will arri> - at Wash
ington tomorrow to visit Col. and Mrs
| Charles w. Kutz
| Mrs. Kutz. accompanied by her dauGh-
! tiers, Miss Emily Kutz and Miss Mariar
! Kutz, is planning to leave Washington
| the last Of June for months visit Al
West Point.
The marriage of Miss Cornela Mer-
Ger Smith. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ashlew Of New York will take place
Wednesday evening, June ~ at 3
o'clock. Only the relatives and a few
intimate friends will witness the cere-
mony. which will be performed by Rev.
Sterrett.
Mrs. ]. A. Dougherty gave a luncheon
yesterday at the Shoreham for Nine.
Ritter. wife of the Swiss minister. In
vited to meet her Were Miss Wilson,
Mrs Coleman. Mrs. Wallace. Mrs. Tai
mage, Miss Collier, Mrs. Wetmore. Mrs.
Hewson. Mrs Symons. Mrs Hutchinson.
Mrs. Walter Wells and Mrs. OH.
Mr. colyilIe Barclay, counselor of the
British embassy in Washington, and
Mr.. Barclay arrived today at the
Phinney cottage. Hill Top. ig Rugeles
avenue. for the season. Mr.. and Mrs
BARCLAY occupied this villa last year
| for their first Newport summer.
! Senator and Mrs Morris Sheppard en-
tertained Informally at dinner last
| evening in compliment to Mrs Shep-
pard's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. y. T. San
/ derson of Texarkana, who are their
| house guests
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alban B. Butler will
/ leave Washington soon for their sum
| mer place at Sugar Hill, " H. Mr..
Alban B. Butler. jr.. is in training at
the Offcers Reserve Corps camp at
Fort Myer
pretty home wedding Of Yesterday
! afternoon was that of Miss Laura
Frances Diedel. daughter of Or and
Mrs. Charles Diedel. and MIR. Edward
Helmuth The ceremony took place at
n o'clock. the Rev. George Fiske Dud-
ley. rector of St. Stephens Church. Of
hciatinK. The house was charnin Civ
decorated with palms, ferns and white
| roses. The attractive young bride. who
has recently finished her studies. was
given In marriage by her father and
| wore a gown of kings blue crepe me
| teor and carried bride roses and lilies
Of the valley. Her only attendant wa :
her young sister. Miss Caroline Vir-
GINA Diedel. and Mr. Louis Wilmer
| was best man
Mr.. Helmuth and his bride left later
| In the afternoon for a wedding trim
| Upon its conclusion they will return 10
Washington. where they will make
| their home.
| Mrs. Joseph f. Davies will leava
washington the last Of June for Bethle-
hem. N. H.. where she will stay until