Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1925, Page 9

BOCIETY at the Congressional Country b last evening. The marriage of Miss Ann May strong, daughter of Mrs. William lelding Armstrong, to Mr. Aubrey vo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Crovo, will take place this evening in the Emery M. E. Church, the Rev. Dantel L." Snyder officiating. A re- .geption will follow the ceremony at the home ef the bridegroom’s parents in Chevy Chase. Mrs. Anton Heltmuller of 1307 Four- feenth street northwest has returned from New York City, where she went $0o attend the wedding of her son Ralph to Miss Ruth Thomas of that ¢ity, which took place September 19. Mr. Clarence H. Mackey Ing {n New York today on the after spending several weel Fope. Rear Admiral Charles J. I 8. N., of Washington, is {n > and is staying at the Hotel Mr. Alexander K. Meek of 1835 Six- from & stay of several weeks at Round Hill, Va. Returning From Motor Trip For Benefit Card Party. Mrs. Prentiss Dixon Sale, ir., of Chatham Courts has just returned from a trip throughout Canada, spend- ing some time in Montreal and Quebec. While staying in Quebec she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. f;:;mpholl EVENING BSTAR, WASHINGTON, D. Cansdian ies and Thousand gow, Scotland, arrived in Washington tody end are at the Willard, where they plan to remain until next Satur- Pres +| the week at the Willard, where they s.; Hartford, Conn. and Philadelphi in_time for the urty glven by Nnomi Chapter, No. §, 0. B. irman for the benefit. Mrs. H. A. Foster and her daughter, Miss Evelyn Foster, of Bixteenth street Mansions have returned to Washington after several weeks’ yisit to friends and relati n St. Louis and Dallas, Tex. M Foster will resume her studies i " | ington University an - | In music. She will receive her final degrees in music in June. Mr. A. M. Hubbell of Boston is .| spending the week at the Hamilton Hotel. Mrs. Marle Stalr Lawyer returned Tuesday from a two-month trip at the Hotel Washington, | street ¥ | arrived today. A surprise farewell party was given to Biss Olga Johnson northeast, Tuesda; 15, and another Friday, ember u;.’ ococasion of her d;p-flun to rope. Miss Johnson is | Morrissey Koonce Vice President of Georgetown Association. Europe. She will visit Paris, Milan, Venice, Florence, Rome, Nice, Avig- non, Cette, Carcassonne, Lourdes, Versailles, battlefields, Fontainbleau, Liueux, Rouen and many other his- torical places. As a token of the estesm and af- fection tn which her friends hold her, he was E(P““led with many useful and letters to read while en Miss Johnson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson of southern ,' Maryland On the “Dressing ‘Gable of the Woman TWho “Plans Go Look FHer Loveliest! O, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1925 HONORED BY GIVIC BODY.|gigns, ot 8 meeting st ine mirocy . Mr. Koonce was chosen to fill & vacancy created by the resigna- tion of Edward Harris. Plans were discussed for holding the annual banquet of the assoctation in December. Morrissey Koonce was elected vice | tended by Rev. Lawrence Schaefer president of the Georgetown Civic [to the association to hold tbe dinper Association and delegate to the Fed- |in the hall of the new Epiphany eration of Civic Associations last | Catholic Chureh. As An Expression —of friendly sympathy, a BLACKISTONE Floral Design serves its purpose with special effectiveness, Sprays & 35” Wreaths. An_invitation was ex- | | The “BEBE” A Delightful Strep Pump Priced at DESIGNED with unusual grace in Autumn brown kid vamp and quarter. A clever style feature is the one strap and center of light- shaded, contrasting pigskin. The spiked heel—quite high—is an addi- tional attraction. 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