The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-12-18
An1fyerSavDay
Is Quietly Spent
At White House

The President and Mrs. Wilson are
today celebrating the second anniver-
nary OF their marriage. There VIII
be no festivities to mark the day. un-
less, perhaps. they have a guest or
two dining with them informally.
Col z. II. House, who has come TO
Washington to report to the Presl-
dent on his recent mission to Europe.
r. staying at the White House.
The wedding OF two years ago took
place IN the evening at the residence
IN Nineteenth street, where Mrs. VIII
son. then Mrs. Norman Gait had
made her home for several years. 1t
was a simple ceremony. attended only
by relatives of the bride and BRIDE
groom. and followed by a short
honeymoon spent at Hot Springs, Va.
The house where the wedding took
place has been recently purchased by
Ar. and Mrs. P. Lee Phillips.
The President and Mrs. Wilson. &C
sompanled by Colonel House, attend
I'd the performance at B. F. heith's
Theater last evening. It Is expected
that the Presidents son-in-Iaw and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Francis
Bowas sayre. will come to Washing
ton from Cambridge. Mass, to pass
Christmas at the White House
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The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall will be the honor guests at a
dinner, which Mrs. John B. Hender-
son win give this evening.
The Marquis de PoIignac, q member
Of the French High Commission, and
the MGrquiss de Polignac, who have
gone to New York to spend q few
days, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
George F. Baker at the premiere per
Torrance Of the military opera at
Metropolitan Opera House last night
The other guests IN the box were Mrs.
clifford A Cochron and Lieut. 0omte
de Vaisseu de Chevisne, OF the
French embassy stan.
Mrs Jauass Stokes, who passed q
few days here, has returned to her
home, In New YORK..
N'ss Ceiestine Eustis, who has
be, one Of the most active members
Of lae Aiken winter colony, has ar
rived IN Aiken and VIII be. the guest
OF Ara. Josef Holman until after
Christmas, when she will then be
with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Hitch
cock at their winter home, Non
son are said to be the Oldest
and the youngest members Of
the aviation corps of the United
States. Miss Eustis has Just recently
returned from France, where she has
been, doing relief work.
Enterfaina At LuneheOn-
Malcolm Meacham, Of New York,
entertained at luncheon yesterday at
the ShorehAm In honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dunbar BurcheIl Adams, whose
marriage took place Saturday after
noon. Besides Mr.. and Mrs. Adams
the quests were Miss Margheritta
Tillman, Miss Stevenson, grRnddaugh-
ter of the late Adlai Stevenson; Mr..
Torrey, of Utica, N. Y. and J. Henry
Smythe, jr., of New York. Mr.. and
Mrs Adams left yesterday, for New
York. ar. Adams Is Obliged to be
IN Camp Upton this morning. Their
plans are unsettled, but Mrs. Adams
expects TO return to Washington for
Christina
MISS Mary Louise Psekham. who
was one Of the bridesmaids at the
marriage Of Miss Oracle and Mr..
Adams. IL the guest for q few days
Of Mrs. Archibald Oracle.
taehe Of the French embassy, and
Nine. de Blanpre, who have been liv-
ing At 1920 Tventy-third street, are
- 1919 Connecticut avenue for the
winter.
NrG John Crayke Simpson enter
Gained Informally at luncheon today.
DR.. and Mrs. Simpson will have
with them for the Christmas holidays
MrG. George Boyd, OF Philadelphia,
and her daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Boyd
The counselor Of the Argentine
embassy, Federico N. Quintana, and
Mrs ouintans have moved from 1918
Sixteenth street to 1918 Connecticut
avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. samuel P. Ficklen
will give q reception early in jan
uery to introduce their daughter.
Miss DAviette Ficklen. to society.