Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1921, Page 52

>3 N p/-’l' Lovisa FARRAND Dussians Headdress. “ARRYS - Ewrn— White House Lawn Parties| Hope of Society Because Of Executive Hospitality Entertaining by President and Mrs. Harding on Mayflower During Hampton Roads Trip Prel- ude to Anticipated Future Events. BY SALLIE V (0 MELANGE of interesting social affairs filled the last week of| A April. running the entire gamut of entertainment from staid | and stately dinner parties for the Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge, the Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes and for the | foreign visitors, Prince Albert I of Monaco and the Venezuelan mis- sion, to luncheons, teas, dances and weddings. A NICE glimpse of coming events was given in the Mayflon'er's trip to Hampton roads when the President and Mrs. Harding were accompanied by a party of congenial friends, and one is convinced that .. PR only warmer and more settled weather is needed to assure a series of r garden parties on the White House lawn. After all, perhaps the garden parties will give a better and broader glimpse of social life in America than could any other entertainment, as they will necessarily be large affairs—a handful of guests counting perhaps a hundred making really | no show at all on the broad acres of the south front grounds. Pose for Many Pictures. i 'HE President and Mrs. Harding have posed in more group pictures | in the short time they have been in the White House than have all | the other Presidents and First Ladies put together, in the same length | of time, and most interesting was the picture of Mrs. Harding with the | Girl Scouts. She will be the guest of honor at their rally Saturday at ! Continental Hall, when she will be presented with a “tenderfoot” pin. Gen. Pershing will present the prizes to the Girl Scouts, and another interesting feature will be when Mrs. Larz Anderson presents Mrs. Benedict Crowell with the Edith Cavell medal. '‘HE Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge, who have been much sought | for guests, will be entertained Tuesday night by the Speaker and Mrs. Gillett at a reception and ball in_the New Willard, which will com- | bine in the company official. diplomatic and smart society. The Speaker | and Mrs. Gillett are also expected to figure soon in another interesting affair, when the marriage of Miss Frances Hoar, the elder daughter of Mrs. Gillette, to Mr. Reginald Foster of Boston takes place. Both Miss Hoar and her sister, Miss Louise Hoar, are in Boston. where Mr. Foster has been with his family since arriving from Europe a week ago. Polo Ball Tomorrow Night. THE polo ball tomorrow night should be an cxceedingly sprightly | affair, for it brings into social life an entirely new feature and one in which Washington in general is interested. Polo has given society a new diversion and now, instead of simply driving about the winding roads of Potomac Park. one may ride or motor down on practice days and watch the thrilling game from start to finish. Last week the President and Mrs. Harding, the former President and Mrs. Wilson and the Secre- of War were all onlookers during a singie afternoon. The ball tomorrow night at the New Willard at 10 o'clock is under the auspices of the War Department Polo Association and the sales of boxes and tickets to fashionable folk and sport lovers will go for equip- ment, as it is an expensive pastime for small-salaried officers to support. Maj. Quakemeyer is the head and front of the polo movement in Wash- ington. ANY smart folk will come to Washington from New York, Boston and Philadelphia for the annual National Capital Horse Show which opens May 12 and lasts through the 17th. Mr. William Corcoran Bustis is president and Mr. Melvin C. Hazen vice president of the as. sociation, with Commissioner Cuno H. Rudolph, treasurer; Mr. Horace H. Westcott, secretary, and for vice presidengs, Mr. Larz Anderson, Gen. James A. Buchanan, Mr. William Phelps Eno, Mr. Edward Beale McLean, Gen. John J. Pershing, Col. Robert M. Thompson, Maj. Gen, Leonard | Waod and Mr. James Parmalee. he executive committee is equally prominent and many of the boxes have been tak-n i More Outdoor Events. NUMBER of other delightful outdoor cvents will attract society in the early days of May, the first. that of Wednesday afternoon a Mount Alto Hospital, under the auspices 8f the George Baldwin McCoy unit of the American Women's Legion, serving a double purpose in inter- esting the public in the pattents or stud therapy department of *he public health service and showing the prog- ress of their work. \While the tea is purely a complimentary one and the public will be guests of the unit. many beautiful examples of the soldiers’ work will not only be on exhibition, but for sale. The tea Saturday from 3 to 6, at the scopal Home for Children, is given in the same way and is under the auspices of the lady managers, who will| take that occasion to show the guests about the home nts engaged in the occupational E garden party which the National Press Club will give May 10 n honor of the Vice President will have a quite apart from the ordinary garden party the American Legion post of the National Pi the parade grounds at the Marine barracks, with the Marine Band, the Press Club Quartette. speeches and all that to add zest. The Marine Corps Institute will go on parade for the company and there will ho dancing in the ballroom and in the gymnasium - Prince of Monaco V n real touch and go to it and under the auspices of ress Club will be given on this evening at a dinn 0 he & Gen. Washington's Tomh. | New York by Mr ,m”"”' K:ml‘rlwn in Prince Albert 1 of Monaco, who has been much entertuined in Wash- ington by the highest officials and diplomats, closed his visit yesterday with a trip to Mount Vernon. The party accompanying him included | Mr. William Whiting Andrews, Mr. of Austin H. Clark, Commander Bouree F':.:::;huw':,:;fln‘m\r’g.x‘z'a' ‘.&’.’.&'{»."'Eo’n‘:'é‘i-" and Dr. Louct. The prince placed :.1|.aur Mrs. Coolidge will meet her in wreath upon the tomb of Gen. Wash- :.:?;k'\;\:‘,:;?(u}:},fifd again when she ington. He was host several 8 Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller wi b at the Hotel Washington where n at luncheon May 4 In h:m:’»r"o;'i\'fii, Mrs. Cooiidge will leave W, May 6 for Northampton, Mase where she will spend several weeks with her €ons, Calvin and John. Mrs. Coolidge is looking forward to several meetings with Mme. Cu the great radium scientist, the first of which will be in | cor times | he | PY Dauwdhter of F Commercial | Woontan's Legion Unit MISS = HEILMANN, ench atlache 1, 1 921—PART MR§ N GRAFTON W. MINOT and family. Grand- daughterand Great Grandchildren of Senator o ' Loéjfe, BAcHmACH PHOTO Miss Jea CAMPBELL, Daughter N of Cnief Justice of Court of Claims Fand Mrs Ca.mfbcii Cheered by Outlook For Its Garden Party% Entertainment Planned for| May 4, With Music by! Navy Band and Other Fea-| tures—Benefit of Disabled| Men. The garden party planned by the ! George Baldwin McCoy Unit of the ! American Woman's Legion to he =i en at Mount Alto Hospital on W. nesday. May 4. from 3 to & o'clock, | promise of unususl oy president of Mrs. James Wadsworth, jr., of the American Woman's ; Mrs. Cummins, wife of the surgeon | general, and Mrs. Christian, wife of | the medical officer in charge, will be in the receiving line. There will also be a reception committee of about | thirty members of the usit By courtesy of the commandant of sue the navy yard, the Navy Band will play during the afternoon. Refresh- ments will be served. Mrs. Lawrence Townsend will pour coffee and Mrs. Walcutt and Mrs. serve punch. The object of the entertainment is to encourage the disabled men to tak advantage of~the great healing me- dium of the occupational therapy de- partment inaugurated some time ago by the public health service, and while the unit takes this occasion to enter- tain the friends of the disabled sol- dier, the articles made by the men at Mount Alto, Providence, Casualty and Garfleld hospitals will be on exhi- bition and sale. Patronesses for the tea include: Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Coolidge, Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes, Mme. de Riano, -Mme. le Breton., Mme. de Mathieu, Lady Geddes, Mrs. John A Woeks, Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Grouitch, Mm Peter. Lubomirska, Princess Bibesco, Selden P. Sp. rs. Jamex Wad, worth, jr.; Mre. rry, Mrs. Jo- | seph Frelinghuysen, Mme. Collard. Mrs. Bridges. Mrs. Craigie, Mrs. Ch ton, Mme. Celesia. Mrs. 8. B Elkins, Mr. John Hays Hammond, Miss Ham- Easby-Smith will mond, Mrs. Charles E. Sawyer. M Townsend, Mrs. Franklin ade Bl s R W, Bliss, Mrs. Getty (| Mrs | Thompson, Mrs. Larz_ Anderson. | Mrs. Chandler Anderson, Mrs. Thomas . Walsh, Mrs. Harold Walker, Mrs Charles L. . Mrs. John Allan | Dougherty, Mrs. Slater, Miss Gy Mrs. Cromwell Brooks, Mrs, Truxton Reale, Mrs. Stephen Slocum, Mrs hert Slocum, Mrs. Sherman Mile ynn, *harlex Bromwell, Mrs dore Boynton, Mrs. ury Blair, Mrs. Sumner Welld W. . Rob- ins, Mrs. A, O b Tunkin. | Mrs A. C. Miller, Mrs/ Rogers, Miss | Lee. en. Pershing, Admiral Coontz and Gen. Lejeune have expressed their in- terest in the affair and cxpect to be present if their official duties are not oo pressing. Japanese Ambassador Host To Distinguished Company Colombian Minister Entertains 32 at Dinner—Sir| Auck]and Col. tion. The Sccretary of the Navy and Mrs. I be the zuests of honor at Denby w. a dinner which the co the Marine Corps, Maj. Lejeune, and Mrs. Wednesday evening. The ambassador of Gre: Lady Geddes were the g at dinner last cvening of T. Q. Donaldson, who ent tinguished company in the private di Lejeune will and Lady Geddes Guests of and Mrs. Donaldson. Japanese baskets filled with clusters of pink sweet peas, and those in the company included Representative and Mrs. James P. Woods, Gen. and Mrs. Q. Donaldson, Col. and Mrs. Fran- s T. A. Junkin, Dr. and Mrs. Loren Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davies. Mrs. Medorem Crawford, Mrs. John McKie. Mrs. Francois Berger Moran, s8 Julia Junkin Ravenel, Miss Bar- rine Drake, Miss Susie Hoffman of Philadclphia, Representative Mac- reggor of New York, Judge E. Tlve: conselor of “the legation of Finland: mmandant of Gen. John A. give at Britain and uests of honor Col. and Mrs. tained a di i ) ) o) . James Emery Capt. Charles ing room at the Chevy Chase Club. The | T m raersy.. other guests were Senator and Mrs. Ar- | Riggs, Col. Berry Miles. Maj, Reginald thur Capper, ‘ntative and Mrs. | F Mt Hethert _Hengstler and Danicl R. Anthony, jr.; Representative | Capt. John D. Beveridge John A flers the assistant militAry | Mrs. Bugene Pomeroy will entertain aftache of the British embassy and M la_company at luncheon today at th H. Bliss, Gen, und Mrs. John L, Cham- | Chevy Chase Club. Derlain. '« nd Mre. C. 5 a5 o i Col. ana Mrs. Clarence Ridley, T in et asy alimmge, wag Mrs. and Mrs, Moran, arland and Mr. ne was of spring flo Chase Club, when she enter- a small company informally OfY. Former Commissioner of the Dis- The o abring flows | trict’ Miss Mabel Boardman will he I water color Putcn | lostess at lunchean today at Grass- figures, hought by the hostess in Bel- | 12095 gium last summ Miss Rattelle and Miss Helene Ham- ete and Gymkhana At Twin Oaks to Hold ! Many Attractions |Athletic Events, Dog Show, Pictures to Sell, Refresh- ments, Pony Rides, Soap Bubble Contests and For- tune Telling in Store. The ambassador of Japan and| Senator and Mrs. Frank B Kellogg a «s Shide entertained will entertain informally at dinner 1o fate N Bargress, Shide ntertained a0 evening i compliment 1o Mr. | fete and gymkhana to large and Jdistinguished company at and Mrs. John Mitchel aul. | fay 9. at the res- dinner last evening in the residenc | fles 3. Bell, Twin on K strcet in_honor of the V Mr. and Mrs Dutjes f WA Pl e Dresident and | Mrs. Coolidge, The |are spending the week end in Wash- | - other guests were the ® ington with their uncle and aunt |o’clock, b nmerous at- War and Mrs. Weeks. th or | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lansing tructions for both young and old of the § . Cronta and Slovenes and | Mrs. Lansing gave a_sm iy Fior R n A e Mme. Grouitch, the r of Fin-|terday afternoon at he e s . and and Mm astamoinen. Repre- [ 18th street, when she man. Mrs. Frederic L. Huidekoper is sentative The re friends to w the portr: vice chairman of the committee on tary 7 l‘-'«ns'ir'g I'Hi\nn‘d nl»y '7'}, vx‘:rx‘r;rly‘lnlr:'fl‘l; entertainment; Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr . - Mr. Philip A. de Laszlo. which is to | [ F nien ation and hang in the State Department. 1 inoeh of therbrldges Blre L the. counsclor of the Polis - i Mrs 2 nd Mme. Kwapiszewska, Commander{ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean i”‘-:v:“;';l'n:l";”‘ff\"lf’:l_(:*hn'r;‘. Eetting up mi Mrs. Frede Rogers, Mr.|will entertain a large company atii gymikhana in which there will be und Mrs John Van A. MacMurray,|breakfast today at their suburban | SORIS OF athletfic events. Mr. Cand Mrs. William ~ Whiting | kome, Friendship, on Wisconsin avenue. j o oCy§7e YAl pES OB Show in charee Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Wil- it gr Mes, Erederic L Slldexoosr 8 1 liam Mrs, David Jayne Hill Mrs. Chatles M. Ffoulke will en- ' '!(v') ‘-l:l Fy me. God u:\ ‘:l"d Mrs. counsclor of the assy, -| tertain at dinner Wednesday in honor| = :;;h:..:|x| ~'l‘:vru>x m\nn” h?\(- uuln; urus e milits che e ) er and Mme. Grouitch. aphed pictures to sell of many ol i el R Gf-she Miniater wnd Mm the celebritivs whe have so recently o s - o - [Pheen visiting in Washington. Mrs. Aoy A Mow.. Db, Mrs. Cromwell Brooks will be host- | been visitin h bassyand. Mm; iz eus at dinner tomorrow evening. P e PRIllipy I8 Iniciatgeiotithe re- The minister of Colombia and Mme. 4 ~ ents. Urueta ent ned a company of| Mrs. H. H. Ro u will be hostess . H. thirty-two at dinner last evening in|at a luncheon Wednesday. Mrs. Mr: honor of the mission of V ayo, Mrs. Effingham Town- which is headed by the minister ofy Mrs. Horace Macfarland enter Mrs. Henry Price Wright forcign affairs of Venezuela. Dr. Gil|tained at dinne 1y evening [have charge of the many surprises Borge: e A eute “heluded the|#t the Chevy Chase Club, in compli-|in store for the children. among R ars of the mission and the ladies| Ment to her house guest, Mre. Walter jwhich will_be ponies to ride, super- who accompanied them aml members |, ('ro vised by Miss May Govin and M of the staff of the Colombian lega-| The table was adorned with three|Price Wright: soap bubble contes fortune telling, a lady of the lake, and it is hoped ‘dancing on the lawn There will be delicious homemade cake and candies, made by the Junior League. under the chai <hip of Mrs. Chandler. Mis: nd Miss Vinton will have many fancy and useful articles to seli, made at the Neighborhood House, and it is hoped that all Washington will come to the fete and help toward making the summer a happy one for the children of Southw Washing- ton, who benefit so largely through the activities of the Neighborhood House. Othe nted to act on the committee are Mrs. Charles J. Bell, Mrs. William 1. Castle. Henry I Fletcher, Hinckley, Mrs. Char Sylvanus Stokes, Mr: ler and Mrs. Horace Westc Polo Costume Dance To Be Original and Distinctive AEail‘ The secretary of the British em.|ilton. diughters of Bishop John Wil- say and Mrs. R Leslie Craigle will| llam Hamillon, will ontertain at a E hi A C a2 emleSraigiewll] day afternoon from 4:30 to rlain at dinner next Saturday| 505, S0"Si 2 sleigh Court in_compli | Y Crything rrange oT — ment to Mrs. John Gordon Ratielle . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cleve Those*assisting at the tea table will Event at New Willard. Kins will entertain 4 compan include Mrs. Frank R Willis, wife ot ial 4 Di this evening in honor of the Secretary [the senator from Oh Mrs. John Ofh. of State nd Mrs. Hughes. Hervey Young, Mrs. Charles D, Helm- cials an| lp]omits to ‘The Secr ry of St Hugh: will he the gues dinner Thursday Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr. evening, May the director of the consular servic ate and Mrs. ts of honor at of and hold and Mrs. John H. Winder of Co- lumbus, Ohio. i Miss Margheritta Tillman and Miss Catherine Letts will assist Miss Ham- ilton. - — —m—“mt_t _aem—™$€—— — € — — — — ,— — W — W _ _ —W — e of the most picturesque homes in this | vieinity. Baroness Cartier, wif the ambassador of Beigium, who been New York for a short time, will re- turn to Washington Thursday de of The Secretary of the Navy, Mr. win Denby. whe went to Chicago Friday for an inspection of the Great Lakes naval training station, will re- turn to Washington Wednesday, May 3. accompanied by Mrs. Denby and their children, Marion and Edwin Denby, Jr. They will reslde at 1825 Q street until ‘the middle of June, when they will move to the residence, 2224 R street, which they recently purchased. The Speaker of the House of Rep- resentatives and Mrs. Gil'ctt will en- had a suite during his stay, and yes- | Coolidge. terday had a brilliant company at . today for New York, where he will |Hughes have leased Greystone, on stay for a time His departure from (Klingle road, on the edge of Rock Washington closes his official visit |Creek Park. from Mr. and Mrs. Win- to this country and after today he |throp Rutherfurd and will take pos- session the middle of May, when Mr. and Mrs. Rutherfurd leave for their country home in New Jersey. Greystous 5 property of Mr. and Mrs. Tho! rmat, and it is one will make a number of visits to pe sonal friends in und around New York. until May 12. when he sails for 0! h“mflce ‘will be the guest of honor \ is the mas A fertain a large and distinguished company Tuesday evening at a re- eption in honor of the Vice Presi- dent and Mro. Coolidge. Tie recep- tion will be followed by dancing. and the party will be give the ball- room of the New Willard Hotel The minister of the Blovenes and Mn Lo Chariesion « Mme. Grouitch before the Re remain awa: The minister of China returned Friday night, after a speak- ary Club. over the week end. They Will | of the Secretary and Mrs. Fall, are here for a short visit and are stop- ping at Wardman ark Hotel. b . Dr. Sge. who [ Senator and Mix of Ohio have had as their guests ing trip in behalf of the China|their young daughter, Miss Helen famine fund, will give two impor-|willis,” a student in the Cincinnati tant dinner parties this week. To- morrow will include the unde state and Mrs. Fletcher 1 will to meet the & Mrs. Hughes. cretary Mr. and Mrs. Angus spent part of last latter's parents, the Agriculture and Mrs. yesterday for a leisure back to Detroit, visitirfig Philadelphia and -various points in en route. This week Miss Mary have as her guest Miss say of Nashville, Tenn. Miss Anita Bergere, who has been the guest for several Secretary of the Fall at Wardman_ Parl her hame, Zollars a orough, evening his dinner guests ssador of Chile and Mme. Mathleu and Wedneaday evening the minister have a distinguished company week with the Interior and Mrs. Conservatory of Music, and her ma- ternal grandmother, Mrs. John Dustin of Galena, Ohio. who came on for a spring vikit. They returned to Ohio at the end of the week. rsecretary of and the am- Represcntative and Mrs. A. E. B. Staphens of Cincinnatl have taken an apartment in the Farragut, where they are now established. of State and MacLay, who Secretary of| Representative and Mrs. Robert E. Wallace, left | had as guests during the week ly_motor trip [ Mrs. Evans' brother-in-law and sis- ter, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. McCartney of Wilmerding, Pa. They also enter- tained for a few days Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Winship of Nebraska, who spent the winter in New York and were on their way home. New England Wallace will Martha Lind- The President and Mrs. Harding, accompanied by Senator and Mrs, Frank B. Kellogg and Senator and Mrs, James E. Watson, attended the performance of “Il Trovatore,” given by the San Carlo Opera Company in Poli's Theate! weeks of the 'k Hotel, left . in Sante Fe. nd 3Miss Ann M., friends Frank B. Willis | Attend. Quite the m distinctive and original dancing affair of the season will be the Polo ball, at the New Willard. at 10 o'clock tomorrow night. From the decorations, which will Suggest the great sport itself, to the zood jazz music. everything has been arranged perfectiy. All polo players are requested to wear polo costume. The Secretary of War and Mrs. Weeks, Assistant Sec- retary of War and Mrs. Wainwright, Gen. John J. Pershing and Gen. Pey- ton C. March will receive. The boxholders include the am- bassador of France and Mme. Jus- | serund, the British embassy, the as- sistant secretary of war, Gen. John J. Pershing, Senator Walter Bdge, Senator Lawrence C. Phipps, Senator McKinley, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Bliss, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Laughlin, Mrs. Marshall Fleld, Mrs. Richard H. Townsend, Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood, Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Welles, Mrs. Thomas F. Logan, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Marye, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Govin, Mr. and Mrs. William Littaur, Mrs. Crom- well Brooks, Mrs. H. T. Oxnard, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins, Mme. Hauge, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes, Jr.; Gen. and Mrs. Charles B. Drake, Mrs. George D. Hope, Mr. Wil- | jiam P. Eno. Mrs. Victor Kauffmann, Col. and Mrs, R. M. Thompson, Col. WA HARRIS - Ewino— ruoro. MME. Y /- /TURGEL e do ~MARAL, of Dr&éil While only relatives and more in- timate friends witnessed the riage ceremony at 4:30 o'cloc g terday afternoon of Miss lie Sellers Barnes and Mr. Mark Reid Yates at the home of the bride on 18th street, several hundred members w verill, t took plac th Averill, daughter of Mrs Yates-Barnes Marriage Is Followed by a Reception M Mr. last William Samuel evening. Mizs Briliant Event at Rauscher's Succeeds Quiet Home Ceremon_v#Other \Veclclings of Interest to Washington Folk. E. Pool The cere- mony was performed at 8 oclock in Presbyterian Church by Alfred Barro in the arge company of rela- friends of society attended the reception ;nl ved th \\-rr!thn‘g dy’mmh ¥ R e Who was unattended, wore Radachers, the event hetng particu: § linz suit of dark hlue tric larly brilliant. Officials, diplomats | Tl e and resident society folk of W and carried lilics of the valley. Mr. ington, Philadelphia and other cities |and Mrs. Pool left immediately after ST ¢ cercmony for a short wedding mingled in the company. trip. on the completion of which they The drawing rooms in the home [will make their home in Washington. were charmingly transformed with i palms, ferns and pink roses, the im-| The marriage of Miss Helen Fra provised altar where the ceremony |ces MeDowell daughter of Mr. Rol took place being arran as a|G. McDowell of Wilkes-Barre, Pa. to graceful setting for the bridal party. The Rev. Dr. Frederick R. Grifin of the First Unitarian Church of Phila- | R Dr. delphia, assisted by the 3 U. G. B. Pierce of Ali Souls’ Uni Church, Washington, officiated. The bride wore a graceful gown of soft white satin, which had on it a son of ) r morn rian | Chureh of t imony w wi David T of the ch mes and Mrs ing at 11 o'clock he Epiphany. performed formerly a reh. Owing in the Holmes Defandorf. eldest J. F. Defandorf arrett Park, Md., took place Fri- the The cere- Rev. stant rector to the illness wealth of old duchess lace. The veil [of th s sister. only the imme- of duchess lace was arranged simply | the two families with @ band of orange blossoms, and [ were pres fell in a cascade at either side, reach- [ The bride was given in marriage ing the hem of the court train. by her father. and her only attendant ried a bouquet of white was Miss Elizabeth Petrie Defandorf. with a shower of lilies of the valley.| Mr. Marion Defandorf acted as best Miss Barnes was escorted and siver jman for his brother. The ceremony in_marriage by her brother, Mr. John [ was followed by a wedding breakfast Sellers Barnes of Bryn Mawr, andlat the home of the bridegroom’s ad as matron of honor Mrs. Freder- |grandmother. Mrs. James M. Holmes. ick A. Levering, jr. of - Baltimore.|after which the yvoung couple left for Mrs. Levering, who is scarcely out{a short trip south of mourning for her father, wore a = gown of white lace over soft white! Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Waikart of satin, and a hat of pale lav, e { Brentwood. Md. announce the mar- carried _lavender riage of their daughter. Rosalia, to niece of the bride, ) Mr. George . Schleeter, Tuesday. Spencer of Pittsburgh, w rit \ Houston. Tex. Mr. and and served charmingl rs. £chlector will make their future dress of lavender organdy, with a{home in Houston. The bride was picturesque hat of the same material. [in the office of the chief of cable She carried a basket of sweetheart roses and forget-me-nots. Mr. Yates was attended by his brother, Mr. J. William Yat 3 tie ushers we and . Leve ar., Y of Buffalo, y Kendall Hickey ton and_Mr. Hugh Spillman of renton, Va. A motion picture film was made of the bridal procession to the altar and as it left the home for Rauscher's, the Wi entire wedding being depicted on the | reel. | Both the large and smaller ball- rooms were used for the reception, there being a specially arranged screen of palms and ferns, relieved by pink roses back of the receiving line, while pink roses in profusion were arranged on the table from which the wedding repast was served. The bride’s table was all in white, the| cake and all of the details carrying censors of the Navy during the war, and Mr. Schleeter was a captain in the Tnited States Marine Corps. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Langley of} § Blair road nort t announce? the marriage of their _daughter,] Mildred: M., to Mr. J. A. O'Malley. on Thursday, April 28. A pretty spring wedding took place. Wednesday morning in the rectory of. St. Gabriel's Church, when Miss Helen €. Cavanaugh. daughter of Mr. and: Mrs. Martin D. Cavanaugh of Rock® Tsland. 111, me the bride of Mr. Thomas M s of this city. Thae' ceremony wi the Rev.! The brid party When Mr. and Mrs. Yates left| Washington for their | the Bride wo of blue and . the hat being of th terials_and colors. Mr. Yates is from Wars but has for some time Washington. Mrs. Yate: ing Philadelphia as her home. spent some seasons in Washington and last winter took a house and en- tertained in a charming manncr. while ¢ They will return to Washington from their wedding trip and will be at home Mondays, May 23 and 30, at their residence, at 18th and R strects. The marria; Dorothy C. Blackburne, d: Mr. and Mrs. S Mr. Harold the bridal atmosphere with the Receiving with Mr. and Mrs. | were Mrs. J. W. Yates of Virginia, ' the mother of the bridegroom: Mr and Mrs. John Sellers Barnes, M Levering and others of the bridal; e wore a beautiful suit wn poirct twill, with hat and shoe John M. MeNamara of St. Gabriel' Church. in the presence of relatives. ouple. A reception and breakfast followed at the home of the bridegroom. on 14th street. whe pink roses and spring flowers intermingled with palms made wutiful setting. of match, and a corsage bouquet of* poos and lilies of the valley. brid, nuid. Miss Mary Thias Cavanaugh, sistor of the bride, wore’ w quaint z:own of dark blue, cloth, A aml a corsage L houquet of red and valley lilies. completed her attractive costume. Mr. | Watson wton of Cleveland, Ohio cousin of the bridegroom, acted as+ best man. After a wedding trip to fAtlantic City, Mr. and_ Mrs. McKee will be at home at the Boulders, 3109 Woodridge. and of and mother here for th Mrs, M. Mary Island, bride, Miss Rock sister of the e wedding 1 Mrs. Ha rding Consents D.' T. 1., were » ’ | L ‘l | ) ~ N : > To Head patronessesv' - e aniuiorty, of New York took|. Mek Hardtng kas) very graciouslys o ey mornini At 10:30 |consented to head the list of pa-’ e Yot lealkstone Courts. in the |tronesses for the henefit to be given. Wpariment of the bridcs parents, by e Lafayewe Unit of the Amer-- R e ames Shera Montgon ican Women's Legion on Tuesday,.¥ in the presence of 4 small company | May 10, at 5:30 pm. at the Knick- of relatives and intimate friends, and a breakfast for the assembled gucsts followed. The adorned with dogwood spring flowe and palms and plaque of heart roscs formed the centerpiece on the bride’s table. The bride wore a gown of beige crepe and carried a bouquet of Marechal Niel roses and lilies of the valla There were nn tendants and Mr. and Mrs, Wentworth left later for their wedding trip. They will make their future home at 70 Morningside drive, New York cit | The marriage of Miss Helen Brad- and Mrs. F. T. A. Junkin, Maj. and Mrs. George S. Patten, Mrs. Charles Bromwell, Mrs. E. H. Alsop, Col. and Mrs. A. W. Yates, Mr. John B. Hen- derson, Mr. N. H. Luttrell, Mr. Ar- thur Campbell and Maj. Bridge, as- sistant military attache of the British embassy. An orchestra of eighteen pieces will furnish music. The polo game scheduled for to- day has been called off and will be played on Monday, and the semi-final game scheduled for Monday will be plaved on Tuesday. Games will also he played on Thursday and Saturday of next week. and having tion Mrs. erbocker Theater. The entertainment will consist of a- motian picture of Wanda Hawley in iss Hobb the m; Mrs. chairman o The list Weeks, H Urue w. This ben Represen knowit some Harding, Mrs. Charles E w. Herbert Mme. Jam McCormick, Stevens, Miss Mabel T. Boardman and Mrs. Willlam M. Weave and gers are confident other Rood, Cleveland 1066, f tickets. of patronesses Mrs. vans Hughes, Mrs. Jol Mrs. Edwin Denby, M oover, Mme. ta, Mme. s, an Elizalde, Mrs. Thomas Hold efit is in ald of woi educational work tative und Mrs. John professionally as 8ol a4 prima donna of t drawing attrac Christie comedy, - ot is includes: Calvin Coolidge, hn rs. Jusserand, Mrs. Wadsworth, jr., Mrs. Medill up Tk among the sick and disabled men of the great war in nearby hospitals, and other patriotic which the Lafayette -Unit is engaged. in L. Cable had as their guests last week Mr. and Mrs. Fortune Gallo, the lat- ter Charlebois, , San Carle’ Onera Company, of which® Ar. Gallo 18 director. fia h ¢ v