The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-26
CoolidgeS to attend
Miss Wadsworth's
Wedding.
By JEAN ELTOT.

TIME President and Mrs. Cool
idge have accepted the inVt.
- tation Of Senator and Mrs.
James W. Wordsworth to the mar.
rage Of Miss Evelyn Wadsworth
and Stuart Symington Sd. The
wedding ceremony will take place
at 4 o'clock In st. Johns Church,
and II memory serves this will be
the first marriage at which Presi-
dent and Mrs. Coolidge have been
present since they came to the
White House.
Guests for the wedding are to
be limited to relatives, close
friends of the bride and bride
groom and a few shining lights
of, the official armament, but
Senator and Mrs. Wadsworth
have issued invitations to several
hundred guests for a reception
following the ceremony at thu
family residence at Sixteenth and
III streets.
1t will be remembered that the
President and Mrs. Roosevelt were
present at the marriage Of Miss
Helen Hay, aunt of Miss Wads-
worth, and Payne Whitney, of
New York. with q reception after
ward IN the big red mansion which
was then the home of John Hay,
Secretary OF State, and in which
his son-in-law and daughter, Sen
ator and Mrs. Wordsworth, now
live.
Mrs. Foster Stearns arrived
from Boston yesterday to be the
guest of President and Mrs.
Coolidge and to join Mr.. Stearns
who has been at the White
House for several days. They
are going to Florida later this
week.
NlTIE annual meeting of the
Society OF Sponsors which
win be held tomorrow and Thurs.
day at the Willard, will bring
together as always q most inter-
esting little group Of women.
Composed of women who have
christened naval vessels, its mem.
bership includes the descendants
of most OF the naval heroes OF
the last hundred years for whom
the navy craft have been named.
Among the Washington women
who are members of the society
and deeply interested In its work
are Mrs. Larz Anderson, who was
Miss Isabel Perkins, who christ.
ened the destroyer Perkins;
Mrs. J. M. Helm, who was Miss
Edith Benham. daughter OF AID.
miral Benham, and Mrs. Walter
Turpin, daughter Of Rear Ad-
miral Richard Wainwright. Mrs.
Anderson is due in Washington
tomorrow and is timing her re-
turn in order to be here for the
festivities In connection with the
annual meeting OF the society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, it will
be remembered, have been at
Weld, their estate at BrOokline.
Mass, for the last fortnight fol.
lowing their return from q trip
to the Bahamas. They expect to
remain in Washington through
the spring season and are open
ing up their big house in Massa-
! Chusetts avenue for the first time
this year.
The members Of the Society Of
Sponsors are to be received by
Mrs. Coolidge on Thursday after
noon and the program for that
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Of the organization to be held at
the Willard. Tomorrow, after a
business meeting IN the morning,
they will visit Annapolis and will
be entertained at tea In the after
noon by the superintendent Of the
Naval Academy, Rear Admiral
Henry B. Wilson, and Mrs. VIII.
son.
Bulgarian Minister to
Entertain Tonight
The Minister of Bulgaria ant
Nine. Panaretoff will entertain in
formally at dinner tonight. Nine
Panaretoff will be hostess at lunch
ladies and on Friday she will b.
season, At this time a new por
trait Of DR.. Panaretoff by the ia
NOUS Bulgarian artist Nicola
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Nine. Wallenberg, wife of tn,
Minister Of Sweden was hostess
at a luncheon today, entertaining
ten guests.
Marcus Wallenberg, nephew O
the Minister, is the guest of Cap
tain and Nine. Wallenberg for {
few days.
The minister of Persia, HusseiY
Alai, will return today from New
York, where he went for a brlei
stay.
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Miss Ailsa Mellon, daughter Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury, and
her guest, Miss Craigie Mckay. o.
Pittsburgh, have gone to New Yorl
Tor a stay of a week or ten days
Miss Alice Sylvester accompanies
them.
Mrs. COussns Hostess
At Tea This Afternoon
Mrs. James Couzens, wife OF Sen
ator CouzenS, is entertaining at tel
this Afternoon for perhaps 1875 guests
and will be assisted at the tea tablt
by Mrs. Morris Ernest Lock, Mrs
II. H. Rousseau and Mrs. William
Barrett Ridgely. Miss Madelein,
Cousens and her guest, Miss Mar
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