Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-15

and groom.
night at a beautifully arranged dinner
at her home, 800 Cathedral street, Bal
timore, in honor of Miss Valerie Padel-
ford Of Washington. The guests later
attended the Tuesday german.
DR.. and Mrs. Amos G. Draper have re-
turned from New York. where they spent
a week, and where they ATTENDED the
marriage OF their son, Mr.. Amos Gal
laudet Draper. and Miss Mary Chiids.
Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs. Draper are
spending month in Florida, and on their
return to New York will make visit
to Dr. and Mrs. Draper at Kendall
Green.
Senior Don Romulo E. Naon, recently
appointed minister from the Argentine
Republic to succeed Senior Portela. who
has been sent to Italy. will arrive here
about the end of this month. The vice
president of Argentina, Mr.. de la Plaza.
who has been appointed the head of a
special commission to acknowledge the
courtesy of this government In sending
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood and squadron
to attend the centennial celebration, Is
expected to arrive here soon.
The Austrian ambassador and Baroness
for a short stay.
Miss Alice Riggs. president of the board
Of lady managers Mrs. A: b. Graham
Fealy, Mrs. J. O'Donnell, DR.. and Mrs.
Oscar Combe and Mrs. A. E. Murphy
are among those who have taken boxes
for the opening night Of The Maestro s
for the benefit Of the Georgetown Uni
yersty HOSDital next Monday.
Miss Katie Dean Owen accompani:d
by her niece. Miss Olive c., Lugle' and
her nephew, Kenneth W. Cugle. will leave
Now York Saturday. February IL. for
hve-week cruise in the West Indies.
pretty wedding took place today at
noon. when Miss Margaret Geddes'
daughter of Mr.. William McGill Geddes.
became the bride Of MI. Walter Avalah
Johnson of this city. The ceremony TOOK
place in the fower-decked drawing room
Of the brides home on Columbia road.
The Rev. DIR. Dudley officiated Mr.
Geddes escorted his daughter and later
gave her away. The bridal costume was
of copenhagen blue cloth with a biack
velvet hat trimmed with Gardenias. and
bouquet OF white roses.
Mrs Thomas ]. King of South Dakota.
formerly Of Washington. was the matron
of honor and only attendant. She wore
of gold with a black picture hat, trim
med with black willow plumes. Her bou-
Duet was Of pink roses. Miss Martha NJ
Shreckhise of Stanton. Va. played the
wedding marches on the piano.
The drawing room was decorated IN
whise roses. smilax and Palms, and
American beauties ornamented the dining
room. where all the appointments were
in red A wedding breakfast for the rela-
tives and q few friends followed imme-
diately afterward. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson left for their honeymoon jour-
ney later in the afternoon. They will
be at home after April / at 1414 Euclid
street.
Among the out-of-town guests present
were Mrs Rawleigh Taylor OF Orange.
Va: Mr. ]. p. Shreckhise. Miss Martha
! Shreckhise, Miss Emma Hoge. Mrs. Nc
Mersereau, all Of Stanton, Va; Miss Jes-
sic White of Baltimore, Mr.. Bond T.
Geddes of Omaha Neb.. brother Of the
bride. and Mrs. H. H. Glover of Grand
Island, Eeb.
Mrs Hawley. wife OF Rear Admiral
Hawley, and Mrs. Hargfs entertained
delightfully."- at a valentine tea yesterday
afternoon at their home on r street. The
drawing room and dining room were dec
Grated with red roses and palms. Mrs.
Hawley received in a gown OF pale yellow
satin and Mrs. Hargis wore pink crepe
de chine. Those who assisted In the hos
pitality were Mrs. Van Mourick and Miss
Norton, both Of Mexico City; Mrs. Ma