Evening star., 1923-08-30

n TRs, WOODROW WILSON,, wife
NH of former President Wilson,
who is passing some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sumner Hamlin. at Mattapoisett
Mass, spent yesterday in Newport as
the guest of Mrs. Hamilton Chopin,
sister-in-law of Mrs Hamlin Mrs.
Chopin entertained her guest at
luncheon, later taking her to the
horse show, where she entertained a
box party. In the box were Mrs.
James NJ. Helm, wife of Rear Admiral
Helm; Rear Admiral and Mrs William
B. Caperton. Miss Marguerite Caper-
ton and Mrs. Hamlin
Mrs Wilson also visited Bailey
Beach at Newport.
Senator Weller Returns
TO Maryland U1fre.
Senator q. +. Weller has returned
to his home in Baltimore after pass
ing a few days in Washington.
Mrs. David n. Blair. VIE of the
commissioner OF internal revenue has
returned to Washington and joined
MIR. Blair in their apart Htrn1 at Ward
man Park Hotel MiSS Adelaide Doug
las, daughter of Mrs. BlIr. came To
Washington with her. ,ud viii pass
several days here before leaving Tor
the Pocono Mountains for the hunt
ing season.
The commercial counselor of the
Brns! British emhassy Mr. &%nn !, joy e,
yesterday from New York
The former commercial attache of
the Netherlands legation. Dr. ID. II.
Andreae, now residing in New York
is passing several days in Washing
ton.
Former Gov. X. Livingston Beeck /
man of Rhode Island has left Newport
for Bar Harbor. where ils marriage
to Mrs. Marston Burke 20. New York
will take place Saturday After thr
wedding they Will 80 =. The Canadian
northwest for their N,ding trip and
will later so To California, returning
TO New York in November. They will
pass the winter in EGYPT.
ginia West daughter OF Mr.. Henry
Parker West. 10 Lieut. Theodore NJ. G.
Osborne, - :. y. VIII take place this
evening '<A O'Clock at St Thomas
Episcopal Itlrch the Rev. pr. G.
Ernest Smith officiating The cere-
mony will be followed by Il reception
at the home of the brides uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Perry West, at
2202 kalorama road.
Mr.. West entertained at dinner last
evening for his daughter and Lieut..
Osborne on the Willard Hotel roof.
The guests numbered e--rnty-siN Y
and included the men ''ers of the
bridal party and Mr.. and Mrs. L..
Ruth West Miss Mary Elizabeth
West, Mrs. q. y. Osborne and her son.
Mr. Robert Osborne; Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
y. Champion and Mrs. William Cramp-
ton.
Mr NJ S. Daugherty is spending a
good deal of time in Washington just
now and will go To III. Gretnbrirr
White sulphur Springs saturday. 10
join Mrs. Daugherty, vino has been
there for some time.
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran, who is
Sulphur Springs, W. Va. took a party
of friends TO the Lewisburg horse
show yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock and Mrs.
Sylvanus Stokes, tr., are among those
who have taken boxes for the field
day to be held in Newport, r. l., at
the Casino, Labor day. for the benefit
of charity.
Gen l.. D. Tyson. L s A., retired,
has rejoined Mrs Tyson and their
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth n. Gilpin, at their villa
at Southampton. He will 20 to Knox
vile, Tenn. the latter part of next
week, where he will be joined later
by Mrs. Tyson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Doeller went
to Warrenton yesterday to be the
guests of Mrs. Carter Mulliken Lock
wood, and will attend the horse show.
Mrs. Doeller was formerly Miss
Louise Littauer
Col. and Mrs. W. \. Haskell have
returned to Washington and opened
their house at 1921 10th street, after
an absence of more than year. Col.
Haskell was a member of the American
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