Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1931, Page 39

SO Miss Evelyn L. Bowie And Mr. Thomas Knight Wed at Alexandria Other Marriages of Interest Take Place in Nearby! Virginia Town. The marriage of Miss Evelyn Louise Bowie, daugbter of Mrs. Josephine A. Bowie, to Mr. Thomas H. Knight, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knight took place Saturday evening, June 29, in the First Baptist Church, the pastor, the Rev. Pierce S. Ellis, officiating. The | bride was givenu in-marriage by her mother and wore a gown of powder blue, a transparent blue hat and carried a cluster of sweetheart rcses and valley liles. The only attendant was Mrs. Pauline Brown Rodgers, who wore a gown of pink flowered chiffon with a pink hat and carried pink roses. Mr. Joseph Rodgers was best man for Mr. Knight, and the ushers were Mr. George Peyton, Mr. Preston Lawhorne, Mr. Lawrence Fair and Mr. Arnold Groves. Following the ceremony there was a reception in the home of the bride's mother and later Mr. and Mrs. Knight left for a Northern wegding trip, the latter wearing a green and white en semble and a green straw hat. They will live in Alexandria. Miss Lauramay Peverell, daughter of Mrs. James G. Peverell and the late Mr. Peverell, and Mr. Jack Alton Sul- livan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Sullivan, were married Saturday after- noon, June 20, in the Southern Metho dist Church. The Rev. D. L. Snyder, the pastor, officiated. The bride was escortcd by her uncle, Mr. Arthur Mit- chell of Washington, and wore a gown of pale pink chiffon and a pink hat. She wore long lade mitts and ca: an old-fashioned bouquet of pink ro: buds and blue delphinium. Miss Anita Noble was the maid of honor aud wore & gown of powder blue c blue picture hat and long blue lace mitts. Her flowers were cream color roses. Mr. Brent Page of Washington was best man. The ceremony was followed by a reception in the home of the bride's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan are spending their honeymoon in Atlantic City and will make their home in Alexandria. The home of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. White was the scene Saturday after- noon, June 20, of the marriage of their daughter, Virginia Albert, to Mr. Carlyle Boguess, son of Mrs. R. L. Boguess, the Rev. D. L. Snyder officiating. The drawing rcoms were decorated with tall palms, ferns and quantities of Summer flowe! The bride was given in mar- riage by her father and wore a gown of white lace over white silk. The skirt vas long and full and had a sash of the white satin. Her hat was white and she wore white lace mitts and carrjed an arm bouquet of bride roses. Miss Charlotte Bowman White, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and wore a gown of yellow net, a_ transparent yel- low hat and yellow lace mitts. She carried a cluster of pink roses. Mr. John Abraham was Mr. Boguess' best man. At the reception which followed, Mrs. White, mother of the bride, wear- ing a gown of black chiffon and a corsage of pink roses, and Mrs. Boguess, the bridegroom’s mother, wearing a gown of black silk and a black hat, assisted in receiving. Mr. and Mrs. Boguess will live in this city after their return from a wedding trip. Mr. John Abraham entertsined at a stag dinner at Indian Spring Farm Friday evening, June 19, in honor of Mr. Carlyle Boguess, at whose mar- riage the fcllowing day Mr. Abraham was best man Mrs. Rob the marriage Lee Gerrett announces of her daughter Ada Har- rison to Mr. Clyde Jackson Orrison, formerly of Chicago, in her home at on Saturday. June 20, the Rev. D. L, ing. After July 1 Mr. n will live at 508 North Weshington street Mr. and Mrs. I M. Brill announces | the marriage of their daughter Ruth Virginia to Mr. Wallac: Weston Ha rington, Thursday, June 18, in Rock- | ville, the Rev. Frank A. Tyler offi-| ciating. Mr. and Mrs. William Moriarty an- nounce the marriage of their daughter | Mildred Louise, to Mr. Charles Henry Mason, Priday, June 12, in their home in this city Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Acton announce the marriag> of their daught:r Esther Marie, to Mr. Ennis Dodd, Wednesday, June 17, in their home at 318 North St. Asaph street. The Rev. Pierce S. Ellis of the First Baptist Church officiated. | Mrs. Edna Saunders was matron of | henor of Mr. Henry, Acton, brother of | the bride, was best man. Among the| out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. | Delbert Acton of Detroit, brother and | sister-in-law of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Taylor enter- | tained Thursday <vening to celebrat? the birthday anniversary of their| daughter, Miss Among the | guests were Mr. Kenneth | Rhodes of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph O'Neil, Mrs. A. V. McKenny, Miss Dorothy Penn, Mr. Willis Dolph and Mr. Robert Clarke. The marriage is announced of Mrs. Ella Lasture Grant, formerly of War- renton, to Mr. Frank Loving of Alexan- d';ia. Thursday, June 18, in Washing- n. Mrs. Marvel H. Parsons and her young son, Charles Henry Parsons, 2d, of West Point, N. Y. were guests last week of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Sommers, on North Washington street, and have Joined Capt. Parsons at Fort Monroe. The Rev. Albert Macauley of Bridg: water, 8. Dak., was the week end gu: of his cousin, Mrs. Robert H. Hancock. Miss Inez Milton of Mount V:rnon, I, is visiting Mrs. E. F. Fitzpatrick. Mr. and Mrs. William Poindexter and their children left Monday for South Bend, Ind., where they will spend a month. Miss Ida Pulman and Miss Faith Pul- man have returned from Hempstead, Long Island, where th:y attended the finals at St. Mary’s Academy when their cousin, Miss Ann Baker, was one of the The Rev. Percy Foster Hall has re- turned from Groton Long Point, Coni where Mrs. Hall is spending th> Su: Mr. Hall and Miss Margery Ar-| Hall will go to Groton Long Point | for the month of Augus | Miss Mary Ellen Saunders, who has| been attending the finals at Hampden- | Sidney Colleg2, is now visiting in Or- ange, Va. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Downham are vis- iting their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs . Purvis Downham, in Detroit. Mrs. W. W. Brown has returnzd to her home in Culpeper after a visit to her daughter, Mrs. J. Milton Hans- borough, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Aitcheson and Mr. and Mrs. Newell Larcombe are at home after spending sons: time Rocky Mount, N. C. Miss Elizabeth Callender of Harri- sonburg was the week end guest of her Wearing _apparel starched where neces- sary . . . flat work caretaily “troned. y, pleces returned ready to wear, TRY IT FOR ONE WEEK 30YEARS LAUNDRY SERVICE NATIONAL LAUNDRY CO, Metropolitdn 1452 CIETY. THE SUNDAY WEDDING DAY TUESDA MISS RUTH VI Daughter of to place Tuesday, June 30. Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Holt of 115 Fifth street mnortheast, Mr. Charles H. Davis of Shenandoah, Va., and RGINIA HOLT, her ‘Washington taking —Naiman Phote. brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. | C. T. Callender, jr. Mr. E. W. Bushong, Miss Elizabeth Bushong and Mr. E. E. Bushong, Jr..| have returned to their home in Culpzper | after a visit to Mrs. H. V. Bushong. Mr. Willlam C. Pulinan has gone to San Juan, Porto Rico, to be with his brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Boothe Pulman. Mrs. Robert M. Reese has returned from Charlottesville, where she attended the finals at the University of Virginia, when her nephew, Mr. William Ambrose Brown, jr., of Portsmeuth, Va., received the degree of doctor of medicine. Mr. and Mrs. John Walton Tulloch and young son are with Mrs. Tulloch's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mosedalle, in Mount Rainier, Md. Mrs. Marshall P. Poindexter has gone to her home in New York City after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lynwood Armistead. Miss Virginia Norton is the guest of Mrs. W. H. Norton in Burgundy, Va. . | Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Whittemore and Miss Thelma Whittemore were week end guests of Mr. Whittemore's parents, | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whittemore, in Richmond. Miss Ruth Gary is visiting Miss Lou- ise Ballard in Norfolk. b Mr. and Mrs. Cllmrl.‘s ‘Wood of Lyl;;h- urg were guests last week of Mrs. Wil- Hiam Wood: Miss Ann Moran of Richmond is spnding the Summer with her aunt, Mrs. M. R. Norton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crymes have gone to their home in Merrin, Va., after a visit to the former’s brother and sis- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Crymes. Mrs. Oscar Myers and Mrs. Virginia Jenkins have gone to Colonial Beach, where they will remain for the Summer. | Mrs. J. W. Turner and Mrs. S. J. Ambrose of Richmond and Mr. an Mrs. Henry Goodson of Roanoke spent | last week with Mr. and Mrs. 8. O.| Turner. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Snead and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Redman spent the last week end at Cool Springs, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Campbell have | returned from Charleston, 8. C., where they have been for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Bonifant are home after a visit to the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Bonifant, in Rich- | mond. | Mrs. Alwyn Brown has returned from a visit to Mrs. Willlam Donnelly at South Beach, Md. g Miss Grace McBride and Miss Mary | Lee Tidlat are visiting their cousin, Mrs. Cook, in Conshohocken, Mont- gomery County, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Campbell and Mr, and Mrs. H. L. Harris were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mock in Martinsburg, W. Va. Mrs. I. R. Sinsabaugh has left for her home in Buftalo after a visit to her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Howard. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Reiss of New York City were guests last week of the latter’s ‘parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Cockerille. Miss Hazel Brown, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown, left yesterday for her home in Boston, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Willlam F. Junge joined her son, Mr. William F. Junge, jr., in Bryn Ath: Pa., last week. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Harrington entertained informally Friday, June 19, to celebrate the twenty-fifth anniver- sary of their marriage. Mrs. Frank Mason Dillard enter- tained at a cabaret supper Monday eve- ning at the Belle Haven Country Club in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Beverley Roberts, Miss Irma Bell and Miss Tids- dale of Fredericksburg. There were 60 guests. Miss FEllen Fraser of Georgetown, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Carlin, jr., in their Summer home, Wellington Villa, the Po- tomac. Mrs. Rathbone Smith and Mrs. Jean Carter Bayly have returned from Wil- mington, Del, where they spent sev- eral days. Mrs. M. O. Bibb of Manassas is the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. Purvis Reynolds. Mrs. Margaret See has left for her home in Cincinnati after a visit to_her son _and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. O. F. See. Miss Peggy Beckwith is spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sno s. on den in their cottage at Sherwood For- est, Md. . and Mrs. John Gall and their children left Wednesday by motot for Johnson, 8. C., to visit Mr. Gall's mother, Mrs. J. Gall. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart, Miss Marion Ward and Mr. Alvin Thorpe .',Bpenth last weck end at Chesapeake each. MeaddiMes iEagelkoe Feted Before Sailing ‘The Ladies’ Guild of Kenilworth ten- dered a farewell party Wednesday night, June 17, at the Kenilworth Presbyterian Church in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Engelkee and their son, who will sail on the S. 8. Cristobal for their home in Balboa, Canal Zone, Panama. Mrs. Engelkee and her son, Howard, have been living here for a year and Mr. Engelkee joined them for a few weeks. The church was beautifully decorated and the long tables, which extended the entire length of the room, was prettily appointed with an abundance of pink roses. The color scheme was pink and green. ‘Tempting refresh- ments were served. The committee in charge of the various details consisted of Mrs. William Mortfield, president of the guild; Mrs. Samuel Greene, Mrs. ‘Thomas Gibson, Mrs. John Rine, Mrs. Sidney Wiseman and Mrs. Bert Robert- son. At the guest table were seated Mr. and Mrs. Engelkee, Mrs. Dora Silver- man, Mrs. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brashears, one of the first presidents. . The only known live member of the heath hen family is a lonely old rooster on Martha's Vineyard Island, Mass. Elsie Wiesell 1639 Connecticut Avenue Sale of Exclusive Model Hats Formerly $18.50 to $45 $5 $10 §15 All Sales Final ~16th & H Sts. N.W. Overlooking the White House Furnished & Unfurnished Reservations Now Being Made Prom one-room and_bath to 7 yooms amd 3 baths frigeration, ~running Washington's most modern, gnd most convenient sparimens ON INVITED Nathan Sinrod, Manager Metropolitan 2260 INVENTORY SALE Clearanc of : Our Enti re Stock at ' Sharply Reduced Prices 1215 Connecticut Ave. STAR, WASHINGTON, Beta Chi Sorority Ends Season With Chevy Chase party Other Fraternal ao!e Yeflr.fl With Social Events. Groups A garden party was held Friday aft- erpson &t the home of Miss Isabelle Stieg, at 3720 Livingston strect, Chevy , as the final event of the year of Eta Chapter of Beta Chi Sorority. The committee in charge of arrange- ments was composed of Miss Isabelle Stieg, Miss Kathleen Lakeman and Miss Shirley Kellam. ‘The chapter held its second degree formal initiation Monday in the sorority rooms in the Cavalier Hotel. Those re- celving membership were Miss Bobbie Flaherty, Miss Helen English and Miss Beulah Smithman. Delta Alpha Sorority, Delta Chapter, closed the season with a week end party at North Beach. The party included Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Baumann, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Connell, Miss Bertha Lipscomb, Mr. Jack Perry, Miss Lilllan Plager, Mr. John Dye, Miss Elizabeth Beach, Mr. James Quinn, Miss Helen ‘Wagner, Mr. David Church, Miss Anna Eppley, Mr. William_ Betts, Miss Mar- garet Day and Mr. Ward Oehmann. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Lawes acted as host and hostess at the cottage. The Beta Chapter of Lambda Sigma Kappa Sorority entertained its new members at a banquet at the Occidental last evening. The table was very at- tractively arranged, the favors being corsage bouquets for each girl present. The new members received into the chapter were Miss Vivian Harris, Miss Alice Bauer and Miss Christine Arm- strong. This event closed the activities of the chapter for the Summer. Beta Chapter, Phi Delta Delta, wom- en's legal fraternity. formally closed fraternity activities for the season Mon- day night with a banquet at the Ha Adams House, followed by initiation of The ultra smart Tuxedo style. The upholstering is in a rich and lustrous tone of blue velqur. The cush- ions are down filled—for the real, homey-looking Activities | Don D. C. JUNE 28, 1931—PART THREE. rfluw members and installation of of- icers. The principal speaker and est of honor was Mrs. Mabel Wllkeguwflu- brandt, honorary national president. Amcng other member guests were for- mer, presidents of the chapter, Miss Grace B. Knoeller, a former na- tional president; Miss Gertrude F. Coyle, Miss Pearle Cm, Mrs. Ethel Don: g Gagnon and Ellen C. Mc- e banquet table was tastefully ar- T in “B” s 5 ying Beta Chaffter, and the fraternity colors of old rose and violets were carried out in the floral and candle decorations. Fol- lowing the dinner initiation of Mrs. Willie N. Gauss, iss Elizabeth D. Falccner, Miss Bernice Woodward and Miss Mary B. Wright took place. ‘The newly installed officers are: Miss Ina D. Russell, president; Miss Myrtle H. Wood, treaurer; Mrs. Leona Gilbert, registrar; Miss Grace A. Carter, chaj la‘l‘l‘“ and Miss Leila M. Brown, chan- cellor, Mrs. Mary Carley presided at the dinner, while Miss Vera Mankinen acted as toastmistress. The fraternity toast was read by Miss Grace E. Collins. Other members attending were Miss Selma Anderson, Miss Mary Catherine Gainey, Miss Cornelia Hamilton, Mrs. Ella Evans Higman, Miss Edith E. Hyde, Miss Gladys A. Kefauver, Miss Olive M. Keyes, Miss Adelaide Schlau- decker, Miss Alda A. Sharp and Miss Margaret A. Shea. Iota Chapter of Delta Phi Sigma Sorority held its annual close banquet and dance at the Manor Club, Nor- beck, Md., Monday evening. Short talks were given by the newly elected officers, who are: Miss Margie Maloney, re-elected president for her fourth term; Miss Catherine Amidon, vice president; Miss Pearl Newman, corresponding secretary; Miss Katherine Child, recording secretary; Miss Doris Thompson, treasurer; Miss Carolyn ! Carey, marshal, and Miss Pat, Jones, o historian. Short talks were also given | by Miss Mary Norris, outgoing historian, land the honor guests, Miss Margaret Arrington, a former member of the sorority, and Mr: Child, who has done much to help the sorority during the past year. Miss Elizabeth Wilson acted as_toastmistress. Favors were presented to each girl, and for the special surprise of the eve- ning & sorority ring was presented Miss Margie Maloney by the girls of her chapter in appreciation of the splendid work she has done Guring her terms of presidency. Dancing followed the banquet. Tuesday evening a miscellaneous shower was given.in the home of Miss Elsie Heller, at 1162 Abbey north- east, in honor of Miss Vi Cowhig, a member of Iota Chapter, whose mar- riage will take place tomorrow morn- ing in St. Peter's Church., » Lynn-Pollock Wedding Preceded by Entertainment Miss Vesta A. Pollock, whose mar- riage to Mr. Wallace P. Lynn will take place Tuesday at 8 o'clock in the Fourth Presbyterian Church, is being lavishly entertained. One of her at- tendants, Miss Grace Moser, enter- tained at lunchieon and later at a the- ater party for the whole bridal party, and Miss Catherine Demarest, an- other attendant, gave her a dinner party recently the home of her mother, on Spring place. Last Wed- nesday evening Miss Julia Cauthen en- tertained the bride with a dinner party at a downtown hotel, when the entire bridal party was present. A trousseau tea was given at the home of the bride’s parents yesterday, when 100 girls en- joyed her hospitality from 4 until 6 groom, is the only son of Mrs. Mary E. Lynn of Chevy CI late Lieut. Col. James C. Lynn. also a grandson of the late George L.| Sheriff, one of the prominent business | men of the past generation. Miss Vesta A. Pollock is one of the noted con- tralto soloists of the city and is often and Mrs. N. M. Pollock, are intereste |in ~ philanthropic, fraternal and re- |ligious lines of work and are often | will _continue his architectural studies |at George Washington Pniversity, the university of which his great-grand- the founders. |are expected. Mrs. Florence Harris of Oklahoma, City, Okl aunt of the bride, arrived last Thursday. England last year than in 1929. o'clack. Mr. Wallace P. Lynn, the| 'hase, Md., and_the| He is| heard over the radio. Her parents, Mr. | | heard from in these circles. The groom | father, Andrew Rothwell, was one of | Many out-of-town guests | —_———— . More motor vehicles were made in | - SOCIETY. %! Bridge Parties Furnish Summer Evening Pastime Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kasehagen enter- tained at bridge Thursday evening, when their guests were Mrs. Dodd of Greenville, 8. C.; Mrs. Jesse Beckham, Miss Mildred Mullikin, Miss Mildred Steiger, Miss Rosalie Johnson and Miss Frances Johnson of Roanoke, Va.; Mr. Leland Dodd, Mrs. Ashby Turner Beck- ham, Mr. Henry Radzikowsky of Bos- ton and Mr. Herbert Warner. Miss Anne Brownlow Hacker, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur N. Hacker, was hostess at bridge Wednesday ning in compliment to Dr. Charles W. O. Bunker, U. 8. N., and Mrs. Bunker and Dr. Joel J. White, U. 8. N., and Mrs. White. The other guests included Col. Charles Wadsworth, U. 8. A, and Mrs. Wadsworth; Miss Louise Luke, Mr. George Sinclair of Long Island, N. Y.; Mrs. Warfleld Luke, Dr. Jack Sinclair of Miami, Fla.; Capt. 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