Evening star., 1933-05-29
SOCIETY
Mrs. Roosevelt Will Visit Monticello
Wednesday, Accompanied by Party
of Newspaper Women.

and Mrs. Harris. who entertained at the
Greenbrier at White Sulphur Springs
Gen. Glassford went to Lewisburg tc
present the Hearst Trophy for marks
manship to the school. which was the
winner of the national trophy fol
| craftsmanship this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Feted
Yesterday on Long Island.
Former United States Ambassador to
the Court of st. James and Mrs. John
w. Davis were among the guests at the
luncheon given yesterday by Mr.. Arthur
Williams. at the Piping Rock Club in
Locust Valley. Among the guests were
former United States Ambassador and
Mrs. John WHY'S
Mrs. Robert Lansing left Washington
today for her Summer home at Hen
derson Harbor, N. Y, where she will
remain until Fall.
The former Secretary of the Navy,
Mr.. Charles Francis Adams, is spending
several days at Newport, where he will
take part in the boat races off Benton
Reef.
The former Assistant Secretary OF
War, Mr.. F. Trubee Dawson, will be
the honor guest at dinner this eve
ming given in New York by a group Of
Mr.. Davison's close friends and asso-
ciates.
The dinner will be a farewell party
for Mr.. Dawson who, accompanied by
Mrs. Dawson, will sail for Africa June
is to join Mr.. and Mrs. Martin John
son, big game hunters. They will be
gone about four months and will make
what is probably the first attempt at
hunting big game by airplane.
Mrs. Mckee Reisinger and her
younger daughter, Miss Mary Harrison
Reisinger, who have been at the Carl
ton for several days attending the clos
ing exercises at Mount Vernon Semi
nary. where Mrs. Reisinger's older
daughter, Miss Edmee Roberta Reisin-
ger, graduated last week, returned to
their home at Berkeley Lodge in Green
wich, Conn, today.
DR.. and Mrs. James A. Lyon enter
tanned at an al fresco dinner last eve
ming at their country place, Glenview
Farm, in celebration of their tenth
wedding anniversary. There were go
guests in the company. The table was
set with tin plates and the place cards
were of tin as well as the tin corsage
and buttonhole bouquets for each guest.
The center of the table had an anus
ing tin wedding party made of tin
spoons with painted faces and dressed
in crepe paper. The large wedding
butcher knife and coffee was poured
from tin watering pot.
DR.. H. J. Crosson was joined last
week by Mrs. Crosson, who has been
visiting her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Wiley, and
their children, Margaret Wiley, Donald
A. Wiley, jr., and Blaine Wiley, in their
home in Toledo, Ohio. Mrs. Wiley be-
fore her marriage was Miss Margaret
Blaine Crosson.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Kent Legare are
spending few days at Wardman Park
Hotel while in Washington.
Mrs. Valney o. Clark and her young
daughter, Frances Annette. will sail
for Europe Wednesday. After a short
stay in Paris they will go to Dinard
and Biarritz for the Summer. Mrs.
Clark and her two children have been
staying in Washington since Lieut.
Comdr. Clark has been on sea duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Truslow Adams
who have been In Washington for sew
eral weeks, went to New York yester-
day and are at the New Weston. where
they have reserved suite until they
sail for England the last of June.
knight Thomson Wedding
In Spencer Is Announced.
Mrs. c. H. Thomson announces the
marriage of her daughter, Frances
Bashlon, to Mr.. James Donald knight
Thursday afternoon, May 25. The wed
ding took place in Spencer, N. c., the
Rev. John L. ParkeS, officiating in the
Presbyterian manse.
The bride wore a French blue cos
tune with accessories of light gray
and her corsage bouquet was of orchids
white roses and sweet elysium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knight are spending
their wedding trip visiting Northern
cities, including Quebec and Montreal
Canada, Niagara Falls and Chi
cago, and will make their home in
Spencer, where the former is connect
ed with the Duke Power Co. Mrs
Knight has lived in Spencer for several
years, having formerly been teacher
in the Spencer school system.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles william Yves,
of Reno, New, are visiting the lat
ter's mother, Mrs William r Simpson
in her home on Longfellow street until
the middle of the week. Today Mr.
and Mrs. West are in Annapolis. Mrs
West was formerly Miss Marguerite
Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Williamson
III Xo11r Runc