Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1926, Page 20

SOCIETY. Miss Ailsa \l(.llon a to Be Enterta nd ?\Ir D K. E. Bruce ined at Dinner Tlm IL\ ening. AILSA MELLON, daugh- Mayflower, his guests including the THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., Graham was extensively entertained during her stay by the friends of her son. Maj. John Winthrop Loveland left yesterday for New York City, where he will stop at the Yale Club, and Joining Mrs. Loveland in their Ward- man Park apartment next week. Mr. and Mrs. James Lee, whose marriage took place in St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Ellicott City May 11, are now visiting at Ro; the Summer home of M ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ja Naples, N. Y. M e Miss Lillle Roosevelt and is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Roosevelt of Washington. Mrs. Katherine Prindevill enter- THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1926. Miss Frances Robey and Mr. Ollie Withrow was best man. The cere- mony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Charles S. Cole. During the wedding Miss Catherine Hand sang a solo, with Miss 13dna Stackhouse as ac- companist on the organ. The bride wore a white taffeta gown, made with a basque, a picture hat and carried bride roses and lilles of the vall The bridesmaid wore green georgette and carried pink yoses. The chapel was decorated with palms and flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Honeycutt left last! evening for a trip through the South. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carbery Ritchie| of Spring Lake, N. J., announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Catharine Ritchie, to Mr. Rich- G 00 @@&&@@ WASHINGTON'S LEADING Flowers for Memorial Day EMORIAL Day is the one day of the year when we pause and pay our respects to those who made it possible for us to live in a united nation. Flowers are most express the heroes of other days. you will appreciate and will insure prompt delivery. SOCIETY. QRAAIOTT AR FLORIST ¢ of this reverence for We have the quality blooms ry of the easury, and hi . 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Martin Maloney of Philadel- and Spring Lake, ) She is aduate*of the ( of the wenty-first Page.) tained a party of young people at dinher at Wardman Park Ilotel last evening for her granddaughter, Mis Rosemary Griffen, daughted of 1 Paul Batsedo, and a debutante o the season. The guests were Miss Elenita _Crenshaw, Eleanor | 7 Stark, Mr. Crabbe, Johnson | “(Continued on Twenty of Annapelis _and Griffen's brothers, Mr. Tom Griffen ind Mr Dick Griffen. After dinner the young people attended the supper darice. Miss_Hipkins Bride of Mr. Honeycutt Vesterday. | The chapel of Rust Hall, the nurses home ut Sibley Memorial Hospi: was the scene of the wedding vester day afternoon of Miss Luella Beulah Hipkins to Mr. Willard Pearzon Hon eycutt. 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