Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1930, Page 18

SOCIETY OCIETY rétary Of Navy am‘l Ml‘l. Adams HOl’lOl‘ Guests at First | TRV Affair in Curtis Home. wes, daughter of Sen- i . . of Mis- married today to Mr. Lewis '.I?II“:I'I;::\ Preston of New York in the presence of a small company of inti- ‘mate friends of the bride and bride- . The ceremony was performed !n the home of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Curtis, at 1925 F street, as Senator and Mrs. Hawes have been in their Wash- ington house only a few days, having hastened their arrival to attend the wedding today. The Rev. Dr. Jamnes Shera Montgomery, chaplain of the House of Representatives, where Sen: ‘tor Hawes served for several terms, of clated at noon, and a wedding break- fast immediately followed the ceremo The bride was given in marriage by her father and wore & becoming and unusual wedding costume. The gown was of white satin, a Tappe model, trimmed with bands of u‘s!uv'e:l.'ynlm trimming a) ring on train. Hflm cfifie vell was held by & wreath of lluver hu:lu. and h:!xn:o;: white gloves, gown _ Sh‘e carried the ivory-bound Navy Dance 0£ _". Se_ilf!bil‘at:Willard Hotel. home rm&h o ‘where they have i of Wadbingen sy 1 B o o nvenl years will be greatly missed the younger circles. & Senator and Mrs. Reed Smoot will arrive today from their home in Provo City, Utah, and will their house at 4500 Garfield street the Winter. Senator Smoot's _son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. A. F. Cardon returned from New York, ‘where they went with their son, Mr. Reed Smoot mmmmvm' :vnlled ‘Wednesday al e ington to ipm the Winter traveling in Europe. The assistant mlitary attache for . Thenault en- evening Deceml e go with Mme. Thenault to New York. 0 Dr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Benton entertained at dinner last evening in Dr. Odolfo A. Nouel, Archbishop of Santo Domingo and ex-President of the Dominican Re- public. The guests were Dr. Persio C. Pranco, charge d'affaires of the Domin- ican Republic; Maj. Gen. and Mrs. B. H. Fuller, commandant U. 8. M. » 3 .3 M. . 3 P Yingling, Mr. R. Nadal and Dr. and Mrs. Charles S. Tansiel. of the Turkish em- ash- | gaged t| York, who have . 8nd Mrs. Wilson, will return to | M The weekly hunt of the Riding and Hunt_Club will take ce tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock at Bradiey Farms. Maj. William M. Grimes will be mult:r l:; a at Bradley Farms. Among the many who have en- hunters to be sent out for the hunt Saturday are Mr. John Finerty, Mr. Marshall Exnicious, Mrs. Burdett Wright, Mr. Norclo, Miss Elizabeth Mar- tin and several Holten Arms School Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Chamberlin will return to Washington today from Scot- | land Beach, Md., where they have been members of & house party which Mr, and Mrs. D. V. White have entertained in_their cottage through this week. Mrs. Wellman, mother of Mrs. Cham- berlin, who has been with Mrs. Hobas Brooks during their absence, will ac- company them back to their home near Leesburg, Va. Mrs. Willilam McClellan Ritter en- Mrs. Wilson En for Mrs. Doherty of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Harley P. Wilson have issued cards for a tea to be given in honor of Mrs. Henry L. Doherty Sun- day, November 23, at their home, Hollin Hall, near Alexandria. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Giuhl of New been visiting with M. their home .this evening. Within the next mnnt.h Mr. and Mrs, Wilson will leave for the West Coast, where they will spend the Winter, Mrs. James W. Wadsworth, wife of the former Senator from New York ite, returned yesterday to_her home, on Woodland drive, for the Winter and will be joined early in December by Mr. Wadsworth. Mrs. Frank C. Letts will be hostess at an informal tea this afternoon at her home, on Massachusetts aven for three honor guests. They are: M! Alice Rice Worthington, w! m: riage to Mr. Bishop Perkins Hill, M: Letts’ nephew, will take place Monda: Mrs. Wilson Pritchett of Philadelph! niece of Mrs. Sidney Cloman, and M: Letts’ daughter, Mrs. Georfe McLaugh- ln, jr, of Lake Forest, Ill. Mrs. McLaughlin arrived in the Cap- ital this morning and will remain with her mother for a week, when she wili B0 to New York for a brief stay. Miss Nancy Sothoron, debutante, of Baltimore. will come to Washington November 24 to attend the debut ot Miss Devereux Green, debutante daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, Devereux Green, that evening at the Mayflower Hotel. .. THE STERL B. of }‘lfll. P'l.. ldl': l‘pfi Hny;'A‘Qm House for a_few T to ‘Worthing- ton-Hill nupl.nh on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Prederick Kilby Hall, (Continued on Third Page.) " Imported Wine Sauces For Seasoning Lobster, Terra- pin, Game and Soups Bottle Sauce Newberg (sherry)..$1.50 Sauce Bercy (white wine).$1.25 Sauce Bordelaise (red Magruder Inc. Best Groceries Conn. 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Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose has as her , Gardenias, Orehids est over the week end her nephew, , Corsages, Baskets, at fllr. 'W. Scott Bates of Kansas City, Mo. Corresponding Prices Kathleen McCook Knox, debv- || FLOWER MART % New York Wednesdsy, No- || 1618 H St. N.W. 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