Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1923, Page 37

SOCIETY. Dinners, Luncheons, Teas, Among Lcading Events of the Week| Mrs. David Stewart Hen- drick Honors Daughter's House Guests—Other No- table Functions. Mrs. David Stewart Hendrick will entertain at tea November 15 for her dnughters, Mrs. Roval McKenna and Miss Lillian Hendrick, In honor of thelr house guests Mme. Jan van den Bosch of Baarn, Holland, and Mrs Edmund Horgan. Mme. Jan van de Bosch was formerly Miss France Kennedy of this city and New York. Mrs Horgan was Miss Hilda Larra- bee of New York before her marriage last June. Mrs. John Allen Dougherty will en- tertain at luncheon Saturday. Miss Elizabeth Hanna will be hostess at dinner tomorrow evening, entertaining in her home on Florida|2nd ¥ avenue in honor of Miss Margaret Keeley of Chic: tomorrow for 3 Mrs. Altred C tained at Y noon for Mi cently retur: she spent a ek's visit. Miss Listoe will leave ‘Wednesday for the cc her near Lynchbur where Col Listoe will join h will entertain a la the Christmas holiday The former unders ‘Treasury, Mr, Parker honor guest at dinner Mrs. J. Borden Harriman. 3 t evening of and_entertained da; in honur of here were eight Mrs, Thornton at luncheon Thu Mme. Lucchetti guests in the compa; The first Baltimore be glven at the Lyric, January 11 Miss Carolyn N at dinner at_the evening of Novemb guests later to th of Monday evening the Hamiiton. Additional patrone Fri the the ton Hotel taking Joseph Leite ley, Mrs. Geor: S."Reynolds Hitt. Capt. and Mrs. Cheste entertain at dinner Thu 22, in_honor of Ad ard Eberle. Capt ] entertain in_ the Ing suburban home, “Wgodend, *| the bridegrao: ke Chambers enter- |’ will entertain | Chevy Chase, Md. tertained at Mridge, Tuesday Hotel. Mrs. Mrs. Charl Chindblom, winter. The bachelo W ess at the w D. A. R. Chapter Plans Benefit Card Party 'he Francis Scott chapter, Daugh- ters of the American Revolution is giving = benefit card party at the Women's City Club Friday afternoon, November 16. The chairmen of com- mittee include Mrs. W. W. Whittier, assisted by Mra W. B. Kennedy and Mrs. Joseph E. Walcott. Weddings. (Continued from Fourth Page.) ate families and a few other relatives of the contracting parties. The ceremony was performed in the spacious living room, which was beau- tifully decorated with autumn flowers, hrysanthemums and roses blending n a pleasing setting. The “Wedding March” from “Lohengrin” was played and the bride was attended by her sister, Mrs. J. E. Gregory, and Ver- non W, Connor, brother of the bride- ETOOm, Was best man. The bride was attractive in a modish nile green {mak, canton crepe gown, and she wore a corsage bouquet of lilies of the valley. After congratulations were showered upon them an informal luncheon was served. The relatives who were present were Mr. and Mra. F. M. Olivet, Mr. J. E. Gregory, Mrs. B. Brady, Mr. and Mrs. Peck, brother of the brmesrroom Mr. an s. Stephenson of Chicago, M ers, Mrs Maud Millar, Mra. H. Mc osh and daughter, Mr. L Mrs. A. Jordan and . MacKeys The bride and. groom left. following he ceremony, for New York and other points in the north Dr. and Mrs. William Kennedy But- l1er announce the marriagc of their e house party for | & , | Miss Randolph and the Misses Be: the Canadian Rockles and California liott announces the her daughter, Mrs. Be- t Cameron, to Mr. Harry Monday, November 5, nd Mrs. Custis will in the recto: Church, by Re: The ceremony small compa es and intimate friends, and Mr. and Mrs. Schmnid left immediately the ceremony for a southern adeleine A. Harper, and Mr. ond, brother of the bride, ‘l.eehmm will make their 1143 Conn. Avenue d | Frederick van den Arend, son of Mr. THE SUNDAY Mrs. Coolidge Heads Navy Ball Patronesses Mra. Coolidge has given her name to head the list-of patronesses for the Navy Rellef ball on Thanksgiving night at the New Willard hotel. Under propitious circumstances, this ball is always attended by the President and the First Lady. This year as usual a box will be placed at the disposal of the White Housé. ‘The ball is given annually to raise funds for the relief of the needy families of the Navy and Marine corps and is the only appeal ever made to the public. It is of particular interest to ser- vice people but it also attracts a large number of civilians, and invi- tations have been sent to all the naval attaches of foreign countries. Admiral Andrew Long will head the men's committee, with Capt. Russell Train as his assistant; and Miss Caro- iyn Nash {s chairman of the girls' floor committee. Capt. Adolphus Andrews, alde to the President, will e the introductions. Betrothals Proclaim Weddings in Prospect Mr. and Mrs. James A. Drain an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Gertrude Virginia to Mr. and Mrs. Nicolaas van den Arend of Tarévl\ewnod Farm, near Biltmore. Dr. and Mra. Buckner Magill Ran- dolph announce the engagement of lhtir daughter, Donna Otey Berry, Mr. Theron Ball Clement ol Phlhdel- phia, son of Maj. Gen and Mrs. Charles Maxwell Clement of Sunbury, Pa. No date has been set for the wedding. . Mrs. Randolph with her daughters, will.be at home informally on Sunday throughout the season. Mrs. Simpson Returns to Washington Wednesday Mrs. John Crayke Simpson _is spending several days in Philadelphia with Mrs. George B. Evans at Rose- mont, and will return to Washington Wednesda: MRS. ALVA B. ADAMS, ‘Wife of the new senater from Colorado, who recently came to Washington to locate a home here for the winter. RUCKER & RUCKER ‘Wall Papering and Painting. High quality work, but not high prices. 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