Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-21

Mrs. RALPH MARVIN ROGERS,
Formerly Miss Grace C. King, who was
married this morning ut st. Marga-
refs Church.
tor of the church, performed the cere-
mony. Mr.. King escorted his daughter
and later gave her in marriage.
The bride wore a handsome suit of
biscuit color broadcloth. with a brown
velvet hat trimmed with plumes shading
from watermelon pink to cream. Her
bouquet was of bride roses.
Miss Jennie B. King was the maid of
honor. She wore a light blue broadcloth
suit. with a picture hat of blue velvet
trimmed with pink roses and maraDou,
and carried pink roses Mr.. Frank Tur-
ton was the best man, and the usherS
were Messrs. A. kenton Muhleman. David
II. Lum, Orvilie B. Drown and Harry D..
Gordon. Mrs. King, the brides mother,
wore a suit of black velvet with black
hat trimmed with white plumes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers left Immediately
after the ceremony for an extended trip
through the south. They will visit in
Ashevile. Savannah and Jacksonville be-
fore their return. They will give their
3745 Kanawha street, Chevy Chase, De-
cember II, from to IL o'clock.
At the residence of the brides parents.
Newton Johnston became the bride of Mr.
Thomas Kelly of New York Rev.
James "A Smyth officiated Mrs Michael
Kelly, sister of the bride. and Mr.. Mi
chael Kelly, brother of the groom, were
the attendants. Only relatives of the
family were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly
will make their home in New York
Mrs. William III. Davis of 17O6 9th street
northwest has visiting her Miss Bertha
M. Haskell of Manchester, Mass. Miss
Haskell will spend the greater part Of
the winter with Mrs. Davis before going
to Europe.
Miss Florence Beall entertained the
members of the o. NJ. c. Club at her
home, IS u street northwest. Saturday
last. The membership of this club is
composed of graduates of the Normal
bers present were the Misses Miriam kra-
mer. Maybe.le Peck, Anita Swingle, Bes-
sic Copenhaver, Harriet Morsell. Fannie
Noack. Alice Myers. Ruth Taylor, Helen
Mason and Florence Beall. Their next
meeting will be at the home of Fannie
Noack
Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes entertained at
small luncheon today for her debutante
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Noyes.
Mrs. A. Lapin Cohen Of Detroit. former
ly Miss Dora Sherman of this city, is
here on visit to her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Louis Sherman of Woodley place
They will be at home Sunday next from
) to Z.
The President and Mrs. Taft will at
tend the cavalry drill and tea at Fort
Myer Friday afternoon next, and a num-
Der of other notables have also expressed
their intention of being present. Mrs.
Garrard, wife of the commandant of the
post. Col Garrard, is in general charge
worked untiringly with the other ladies
for the success of the event, which is
given for the Army. Relief Society. An
invitation has been extended to Mrs.
Secretary of War, to be present. Mrs.
Lamont is the president Of the Army Re-
lief Society in New York The Secretary
of War and Mrs. Stimson. Gen. and
Mrs Wood, Gen and Mrs. Edwards, Gen:
and Mrs. Wotherspoon and Gen. and
Mrs. Darlington will also be present.
At the tea and sale which will follow
the drill Mrs. Garrard will be in charge
of the coffee and sandwiches. assisted by
Mrs. Leonard Wood. Mrs. Summerall.
Mrs Barnhardt. Mrs. Gallup. Mrs. sner-
man Miles. Mrs Victor S. Foster and the
ladies Of cavalry and artillery sections
stationed at Fort Myer. Mrs. William V.
Judson. Mrs. George B. Duncan. Mrs.
John H. Hewinson and Mrs. Howard Burr
will preside in the tearoom. Mrs. De
Witt will have charge of the flower room.
Mrs. o. Z. koerper is chairman of the
candy committee and will be assisted by
Mrs. Edwards. Mrs. Ordecai. Mrs. Ken
dali. Miss Crosby. Miss kuntz, Miss Mel
son, MISS Berry. Miss Wheaton, Miss
Kriss. Miss Brooks. Miss Jones' Miss
Douglas, Miss Heyl, Miss Hunt, Miss
Paris and Miss Caperton.
Miss Elizabeth Parker Crenshaw is en-
PERTAINING a number Of the Gebutantes
and others at card party this afternoon.
at which the guest of honor is Miss
Rivero, daughter of the Cuban minister
and Mime. Rivero.
The house was prettily decorated in
pink and white, and the young hostess,
who will make her debut next month.
wore a very smart dress OF brown velvet
and chiffon The other guests were
Miss Katherine Hitchcock. Miss. Dorothy
Taylor. Miss Dorothy Brooks, Miss Edith
Oracle, Miss Anne Seymour Jones. Miss
Amparo Rivero, Miss Virginia Milan,