Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-29

fSlvero, MISS oytvt6 Aetc3u, MISS = tOF-
eaoe Schneider. Miss helen Oyster, Miss
Angela Roach. Miss Ballock. Miss john
SON. Miss Dougherty, Miss Ellen Lemly,
Miss Kaufman and Miss Aline Carusi.
The marriage OF Miss Suzanne Howell
Carroll ana Mai. John Philip Hall took
place yesterday In Grace p. e. Church,
Baltimore. Only the brides mother and
aunts and the bridegroom's brother were
present. The wedding WAS originally set
were changed. The recent death Of the
brides grandmother assisted in making
the ceremony quiet one yesterday.
Rev. Dr. Abram Simon left Monday for
the south on q lecture tour. On his re-
turn Friday he will go to Baltimore ana
deliver an address at the sixtieth anniver-
sary celebration and banquet of the Eu.
taw Place Temple.
and Mrs. Page entertained at dinner
last night for Brig. Gen. William Crozier
and Miss May Williams. whose wedding
will take place Friday at st. Georges
Church. Hanover Square, as announced
in yesterdays Star.
Ambassador. Mrs. and Miss Page.
Lieut. Col. George o. Squier. military at
tache, who will be best man: Commander
Powers Symington. naval attache. and
Mrs. Paul Morton. who is with MISS VIII
of the wedding. Mr.. William Williams
will give his sisters hand in marriage.
The couple will sail for this country
November 5, and will make their home
in this city.
A marriage which will unite two
prominent families in Michigan will be
that Of Miss Marie McRae. daughter OF
troit, and William Alden Smith. jr.. OF
Grand Rapids. son of Senator and Mrs.
William Alden Smith, which Is to be q
fashionable event Of Tuesday evening.
place in the First Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Joseph Vance officiating. Miss Won
Schlegell will entertain for Miss Nc
Rae Monday afternoon at bridge, FOL.
lowed by tea and Miss M Mars VII III
vited guests for later in the week. Mrs.
McRae and her daughter recently re.
turned from Grand Rapids, where they
were guests Of Mrs. Smith, who gave. =
large reception In their honor. In the
evening there was a dance for the
young people.
This evening at $3.50 at the Emmanuel
Baptist Church the marriage will take
place Of Miss Isabel Atkinson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Atkinson, and
Mr. Clinton Rand Thompson, private
secretary to Senator Galiinger.
The witnesses to the ceremony will be
of relatives and intimate friends. Rev.
Clarence Wise will officiate. The bride
will wear her travelling dress and the
couple will leave at once for their honey
moon travels. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Campbell of Detroit are here for the
wedding.
Mr.. Thompson has a new residence, 1884
Farragut street. awaiting his return to
this city with his bride.
The t,oard IF ynona1orS IF the ASso-
citation for Works of Mercy will give q
tea tomorrow from to at the House
of Mercy, Klingle road, in order to show
the home and its working to their friends.
Mrs. Julian James, honorary president:
Mrs. Hoes and Mrs. Charles Henry But
Ter, vice presidents, will be present to
receive visitors
A series of tableaux. illustrating
Angels in Art will be given at the
Columbia Theater the afternoons Of
November Is and rs for the benefit OF
the House of Mercy.
Mrs. Henry Wood. wife of Prof. Wood
of Johns Hopkins, who arranged the
initial scenes last spring in Baltimore,
will be in charge Of the event here.
The annual cavalry drill at Fort Myer
in aid of the Army Relief Society will
take place Friday afternoon. November
H. and tickets will be on sale on and
after November 4.
The early departure of the 18th Cavalry
for Texas will make this occasion a sort
Of a farewell to these troops. whose
achievements in horsemanship have given
pleasure to thousands during their station
at Fort Myer.
On account Of death in the family the
Halloween dance which was to have been
given by Miss Marie A. Mawhinney has