Evening star., 1918-06-28
President and Mrs. Will
son were in the audience at
Keith's last evening, having
In their box with them Mrs.
William H. Boiling and Miss

son were in the audience al
Keith's last evening, having
In their box with them Mrs
William II. Boiling and Miss
Boiling.
The President and Mrs- Wilson play
cd golf this morning.
wne Chief Justice ana Mrs. Edward
Douglas White have closed their
house, In Rhode Island avenue. and
gone to New London, Conn.,, where
they have leased cottage for the
summer.
Mrs. William c. Redfield. wife of the
Secretary of Commerce, who is at New
York, will return to Washington to
morrow evening.
Wilson. accompanied by their daugh-
ters, Miss Mary Wilson and Miss
Jessie Wilson, have left for their
home at Blossburg. Pa. making the
trip by motor. Miss Wilson and Miss
Jessie Wilson will remain there until
the autumn. but the Secretary ano
Miss Mary Wilson will return to
Washington on Monday. The Secre-
tary will go to New York to make an
address on the 4th of July.
The solicitor general and Mrs. John
W. Davis will leave Washington Sun
day for Kentucky. where the solicitor
general will address the bar associa-
tion meeting next week al LeXing-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis have given
up the cottage they had taken at
Nantucket. and will remain at Wash
ington until some time in August.
when they will go north for while.
Nine. Ekengren has returned to
Washington from Edgartown, Mass.
where she took the children and
opened their cottage for the summer.
She will remain with the minister at
their residence here for while and
. he Will accompany her north for
short rest upon her return.
Mr.. Breckinridge Long, thihd assist
ant secretary of state. will address
the Maryland Bar Association today
at Atlantic City. where it is holding
q convention. From Atlantic City Mr..
Long will go to York Harbor, Me.
to Join Mrs. Long on Tuesday. Mrs.
Long leaves Washington today.
Mrs. Clarence R. Edwards is re-
cuperating from a recent illness and
Is with Miss Edwards at their resi-
dence in 21st street until they move
to 1524 18th street, where they will
G8SaplISn themselves pSloi gums
away for the summer.
Following the rehearsal of the
marriage ceremony of Miss Maize
Porcher and Lieut.. Col. James L.
walsh. L. s. A, at ST. Johns Church
win entertain the members OF the
bridal party and a few additional
guests at dinner at her home. in 10th
street.
The wedding will take place at St;
Johns tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock and will be followed by
small reception at the home of Mrs.
Blodgett. aunt of the bride.
Miss Porcher, who will have as her
attendants Miss Helen Blodgett, Miss
Mona Blodgett and Miss Myrtis Por-
cher. has presented them with lovely
ostrich feather fans with shell sticks.
Admiral and Mrs Van Reypen have
left for their country place on Long
Island.
Baron and Baroness Korff are Wis
fting Mrs. David Fairchild at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Gra-
ham Bell.
SIR Richard Crawford Of the British
embassy and Lady Crawford have
arrived at White Sulphur Springs for
a customary stay of ten days.
Miss Joan Oil will entertain a small
of her guest. Mrs. Gilbert Elliott of
New York. the wife of Capt. Gilbert
] Elliott, who has been for eighteen
/, months with the British forces on the
SON and heir of Sir Arthur Elliott Of
Scotland, who. with his family. have
lived in the United States great part
Of their time. spending their summers
! in London or in Scotland at their in
teresting old castle. Capt. Gilbert
Elliott was in business in Wall street
at the beginning of the war. and when
he went to the front his clever young
wife took his place in his Wall street
ofice, where she has conducted his
financial affairs with success She has
three small children and has her home
in a .quaintly picturesque house on
Staten Island and goes over every
4, morning to her business Her daily
| life and work is one of the many IL
| lustrations of what our women are
1 doing in these days of stress to win
the war. Capt Elliotts youngest sis
ter, Beatrice. has been nursing in
has many friends at Washington and
. is o family connection, of Mrs Carl
/, vreoman and Mrs. Charles Brom-
web. She was Miss Faournoy Hop
daughter of Mrs. willoughby Sharpe
Of New York. who is we'll known in
New York and in southern society.
She arrives at Washington today
Mr. and Mrs. James Green are leav-
Ing Washington today for Magnolia,
where they will spend the summer.
Rear Admiral Spencer S. Wood.
{. o. 8. n. and Mrs. Wood held a recep-
ton on Saturday at No. 107 Chestnut
, street for Army and Navy officers sta
TONED at Boston.
Mrs. George Barnett is i'll at a local
hospital. having been operated on for
appendicitis on Thursday
Mrs. William Marshall BulIitt and
children of Louisville, KY, will ar
rive at Stockbridge. Mass, Saturday to
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