Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-17
this city. are guests at the Mackenz
home for the wedding

NSTEJN CLUB RECITAL.
this city are guests at the Mackenzie
home for the wedding.
Invitations have been received here for
the marriage Of Miss Belle McGill of
Washington city and Charles Wood Tindle
of Pittsburg, Thursday. April q. at the
Presby terrain Church, Saranac Lake, N
Y. Miss McGill and her mother have
been living in Saranac with a sister Tor
some time and 1t was there she first met
Mr.. Tindle. Mrs. Edward Hanna Small,
Mr.. Tindle's elder sister. will give the
wedding breakfast.
In New Haven. Conn.,. today. at st.
Paul's Church, will take place the mar
rage OF Miss Edythe Daniels. daughter
of Mrs. Sherman Russell Of Quinnfpiac
avenue. and Ensign William Henry stiles
jr. Of the United States Navy. The GER
emory will be performed at IL O'Clock by
Bishop James De Wolf Perry. jr, of
Rhode Island. former rector OF St. PAU S
Church. Miss Daniels is to have but
one attendant Miss Bessie May Clark.
1t will be military wedding. the
groom and his attendants wearing the
full dress uniform of their rank in the
navy. All are graduates of the United
States Naval Academy at Annapolis En-
now on the L. s. S. New Hampshire.
The best man will be Ensign Jules
James, 19OS, Of Virginia, from the L. S.
s. Yankton. The ushers are Ensign Rus
from the L. S. S. Virginia: Ensign john
Campbell Latham, 1913, of Mississippi.
from the L. 8. S. New Hampshire: En-
sign Wolrell Reid Carter, 1908, Of Maine
sign Henry Blow LIE Bourguis, 15Os. Of
Louisiana. from the L. s. s. Yankton.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast Will be served at the Country
Club.
Mrs Frank p. Lcetch will be at homo.
Thursdays, April 20 and -.
Capt Molly Pitcher Chapter, d. A. r.,
held its April meeting Monday afternoon.
the 10th. at $50 o'clock in the banquet
room at Continental Hall, Mrs. Wallace
Hanger, regent presiding. The chapter
voted to present a silver tray. to match
the pitcher already presented. to Cont
mental Hall. After the business meeting
the historian, Mrs. NJ. G. De Wolf. read
a paper on the Life of Capt. Molly
Pitcher and also a short history of the
chapter.
Miss Regina Elizabeth Winston. daush-
ter of Prof. and Mrs. George F. Winston.
will be the soloist OF the Rubinstein Club
at its recital Wednesday. morning at
the Arlington Hotel
Miss Winston, on her mothers side. is
a direct descendant Of Roger Williams.
while on the paternal side she is
great-granddaughter Of Col. Joseph VIM
ston OF revolutionary fame and grand
daughter of Col. John II. Winston Of the
civil war. She is a relative also. through
the family Of Winstons. Of Patrick Henry
and Dolly Madison.
Medical Director r. Anderson and Mrs.
Anderson announce the engagement OF
their daughter Miss Eleanor Anderson,
to Midshipman Rush Southsate Fay, L.
S. Navy.
Midshipnan Fay was graduated from
the Naval Academy TWO years ago. and
is now attached to the L. :. :. Kansas.
He is the. son Of Prof W. ". Fay. L. ;.
Navy. for many years stationed al Inc
United States Naval Academy, Annapolis.
Miss Anderson made her debut last
year in Annapolis. and is very pretty and
popular with the younger. social set: No
date for the marriage has been set. but 1t
is understood that it will take place next
fall.
The national president of the Woman's
Relief Corps. Mrs Belle c. Harris. will
be the guest Of honor at a banquet and
reception this evening Of the Department
OF Potomac. W-oTans Relief Corps. The
banquet will take place at the Fredonia
$50 Mrs. Harris. while in the city. is
the house guest OF the department presi-
dent. Mrs. Agnes Keller
Mrs. Nettie Borland. president of Lin
COIN SOrpS. WAS HOSteSS u TIE
president at luncheon yesterday after
president. Mrs. Belle c. Harris: Past
National President Mrs. Kate B: sher-
Agnes Keller. Mrs. Annie w. Johnson.
Mrs Hattie Chatfield, Mrs. Lowell and
Mrs. Margaret Walker The luncheon
-favors were tiny white rabbits and pink
in entertaining by her daughter. Miss
Borland.
Mrs. Ball entertained a party of five on
an automobile trip Of which the national
president was the guest Of honor, pre-
vious to the luncheon.
Mrs Belle c. Harris. national president
of the Woman's Relief Corps. was en-
tertained at luncheon by Col. and Mrs;
for fifteen in the private dining room at
the Ebbitt House. where the decorations
were flags and flowers in the national
color-yellow. The guests OF Col. and
dent. Mrs Belle c. Harris: Col A. w.
Smith. past commander Of the Depart
ment of Kansas. G. A. r.. and pension
agent at Topeka: Department President
Mrs. Agnes Keller. Department Com
mander George G. Ross. Past Depart
nent Presidents Mrs. Annie w johnson.
Mrs. Ida A. Oldroyd. Mrs Ida j. Hart
and Mrs. isabel WorrelI Ball: Mrs Hat
tie Chatfield. Mrs. Sallie G. Ferrin of the
department STAFF. Mrs. Isabel c. Bountz.
president Of Phil Sheridan Corps. and
Mrs. Anna N. Baden. special national
aid.
The Woman's Army and Navy League
will give its first annual hall at the navy
ward tonight. Mrs. ". W. White is the
chairman of the committee and is as
sisted by Mrs. Henry III. BarrolI. Mrs.
g. H. Davis Mrs. G. L. Bayard. Mrs.
Beatty, Mrs. willard. Mrs. Garrard. Miss
Foster and Mrs. g.. w. Logan. Com
mander Willard. who Is stationed at the
navy yard. is chairman of the floor COM
mittee. Among the patronesses are Mrs.
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