Mrs Wilson Hosts Cabinet Ladies Luncheon at White House
Washington society notes a White House luncheon hosted by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson for cabinet wives and guests, detailing attendees including Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Lanning, Mrs. McAdoo, and others, plus related social events and upcoming hostesses Miss du Pont and Miss Bones at the mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wilson
White House
Miss du Pont
Reginald S. Huidekoper
RS. Wilson
Miss Wilson
Miss Bones
Perry-Morsell Nuptials at Bethany Hap tise Church
Miss Wthet B. Morsell and Mr. Wallace M. Perry wed at 7:30 p.m. with Rev. Stevenson performing the ceremony and a reception at the bride's parents’ home. The church carried palms and ferns, bridesmaids in blue meteor and silver lace, and attendees included out of town guests from Baltimore and Carlisle. The couple plans home after February 10 at 2829 Eleventh Street Northwest.
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Bethany Haptise Church
Wthet B. Morsell
John T. Morsell
Wallace M. Perry
Stevenson
Shea
Frances Rose
Florence Gregory
Rona Hoey
Baltimore
Elsie Miller
Marie McCreight
Grace Medford
Ada Warde
Norman T. Morsess
Henry Barringer
Sephus Golden
Charles Haycraft
Everall Flaycraft
Clarence Fischer
Morsel
Terry
Perry
Wedding of Miss Bessie du Pont to Reginald Hutdekoper
Wilmington report details the social wedding at Christ Church with bride Bessie Casenove du Pont daughter of Mrs. G. Gardner du Pont to Reginald Hutdekoper of Washington. Attendants include Victorine du Pont and Alfred Victor du Pont. Attire features silver and white brocade and pink satin gowns. After ceremony a reception followed at the bride’s mother's residence. The couple will reside at 1707 New Hampshire Avenue, Washington after March 1.
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Wilmington
Del
Christ Church
Bessie Casenove du Pont
G. Gardner du Pont
Reginald Shippen Hutdekoper
Washington
Meadville
Robert Celes
Alfred Victor du Pont
Victorine E. du Pont
I Francis M. Crowninshield
Henry A. du Pont
Charles I
Cawley
Frank R. McCoy
Alexander BR. Legare
John WW. Merriam
Walter KB. Howe
Frederick H. Brooke
Henry F. du Tont
Iuidekoper
New Hampshire Avenue
Carrie Talbot Bruce
and Airs
Eugene
Thomas G. Bruce
Mabel Anderson
Commander and Mrs. Berrien Host Dinner in Newport Home
Lieutenant Commander Frank D. Berrien and Mrs. Berrien hosted a dinner at their Harrigan avenue Moorings residence in Newport Rhode Island. Mrs. French Vanderbilt was among guests departing for New York.
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Admiral
Mrs. Gleaves
Chevy Chase Club
Thomas Earle van Metre
Lieut van Metre
Commander
Mrs. Berrien
Newport
R. I
Frank D. Berrien
Boxholders Named for Washington Infant Welfare Ball
The Washington Diet Kitchen Association benefit ball at Rauscher's on February 12 lists boxholders including Mia, G. H. Slater, Mrs. Slater, Mrs. Aksel, Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Wadsworth Jr., Mrs. Fahnestock, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Reynolds Hitt, Mrs. Upson, Miss Codman, Mrs. Belmont, and others. Committee chairs are Mrs. Horace Westcott and John F. Wilkins with floor committee leadership by Mr. William Marrow. Boston stappers Miss Lingay and Mrs. Watson depart for New York, and society figures host gatherings around Washington.
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Rauscher’s
Washington Diet Kitchen Association
Mia
G. H. Slater
W. A. Slater
Aksel, Wickfeld
Fdson Bradley
George Vanderbilt
Kirke Porter
J. ¢. Perkins
William Littauer
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Gibson Fahnestock
George Howard
Reynolds Hitt
Dennis Upson
Martha Codman
Caelos Blodgett
Yerry Belmont
Richard Townsend
Joseph Jetter
Charles Kinkie
Horace Westcott
John F. Wilkins
William Marrow
Luncheon for Debutantes and Dance at Little White House
Mrs James Proctor Morton will host a luncheon February 1 in honor of debu tantes Miss Reeves Harris and Miss Mary Veeder. Chaplin Henry N Couden and Mrs Couden, now at 2726 Twentieth Street, recover from illness. The second dance under the Congressional Union District Branch will be held at the Little White House Saturday night, with dancing from 3:20 to 1. The event will conclude with a late supper.
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Mr. Wilson
Shoreham
Col
James A. Shipton
Chevy Chase Club
Newton D. Baker
Henry P. Mc
Ain
Smith
Ira A. Haynes
Jay
Hoffer
Raybaud
Daniel H. McCarthy
Douglas MacArthur
Aliie Williams
Henry R. Lemly
LeRoy Clarke
New York
Shipton
Stanwood
Washington
T. Mann
Charles McKenney
Robert Fitch Shepard
Malcolm McConthe
Easby-Smith
J. Barton Payne
H. Campbell Graef
Misa Lowe
Baker
B. Moran
Horace Maccfirland
Mr. Lefevre
Panama
Henry Churchill Cook
Mayher
Calvert Street
Perry Belmont
Ormer Wilson
James Hamilton Lewis
Senator Lewis
Bea
John F. Shafroth
James A. Reed
Reed
Biltmore Street
William Livingston Crownse
Richard Tray Park, Jr
Philadelphia
Crownsa
G. Capers
G § Tilliland
Charlotte Capers
Misa Jane Wie Chamberlain
Park
P Street
James Proctor Morton
Chaplin Henry N. Couden
Mrs. Couden
Oakland
Twentieth Street
Couden
Congressional Union
White House
Gilson Gardner
W. Thompson Burch
John Jay White
Nina E. Allender
Edith Goode
Mia. Gracy Needham
Wliss Finley
Mississippis Delegation Attends Newport News Dreadnought Launch
Secretary Daniels and Senator Vardaman led nearly the entire Mississippi delegation in the House along with ranking naval officers to Newport News aboard the Dolphin to attend the launch of the battleship Mississipp.
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Daniels
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