Evening star., 1914-11-23

Alexandria. Va. and who has many
friends here.
Mrs Albert johnson. Mrs. Robert
Waters and Mrs. James Kerr, with
Mrs. Charles Saiin as accompanist.
Piano solos by Mr.. Fulton B. Ksrr.
accompanied by Mr.. n. L. Russell AL
den: readings by Miss Violet Warren
PierSon. and selections by the Pennsyl-
vania Alumni Glee Club.
Among those present We're Or.
and Mrs. Lewis J. Battle. DIR. Charles
l.. Billiard. Dr. and Mrs. Karl c. Corley,
Chief Justice and Mrs. J. IL. CovinG-
ton. Mr.. Park Galieher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Grab. DR.. and Mrs. ID. Roberts
Harper. Sd. DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Hin.
and Mrs NJ. L.. Leisenring. DR.. and
Mrs. James G. Mckay Dr. and Mrs.
!. Y. .MohIer. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
f. Morgan, Mr.. II. S. Parry. Miss Lii
liam Pace: Mr.. and Mrs: G. S. Reeve.
Or. and Mrs. Charles ". Richardson,
DR.. Frank II. Shultz. Mr.. and Mrs.
George F. Snyder. Miss Grace Rein
smith. Mr. Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. John
.. futile. Mr.. Clarence II. Walker,
Or. ard Mrs. 4. p. Weakley. Mr.. Har-
old West Dr. and Mrs +. T. Wood
ward. DR.. and Mrs. Frank Wenner,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Pollard. Mr. and
Mrs. John D. lIattson. Mr.. Walter L.
Baughman and Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Harris
News of the marriage in Constanti-
nople of Miss Valeda Johnson, daughter
of Mrs. J. Augustus johnson of Scot
Ensign stuart Bryant of the United
States Navy has been received by the
friends of the couple in this country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant met at a recep
ton in the Turkish capital several
weeks ago. With her mother, Mrs,
Bryant went abroad in June to join
her brother. Hallett NJ. johnson. one
of the secretaries of the United states
embassy in Constantinoplc
y Dutch supper will be given tonight
al Old Masonic Temple by the Daugh-
ters OF Isabella. from 10 8.
An entertainment. followed by dane
ing, viii close the affair.
Miss Esther Cleveland. eldest daush-
ter of the late President Cleveland,
joined house party being entertained
by Mrs. Edward Murray at Relay, Md,
for the week end.
Mrs. Thomas Page Dickinson of Ken
tucky, with her son. Ensign Page Dick
lnson, I. S. N. is here on a visit to her
sister. Mrs. W. Morgan Shuster. En-
sign Dickinson will join his ship. the
Standing under a golden bell amid
autumn leaves and chrysanthemunls,
and assisted by their four daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Sievers of Con-
Sress Heights received the Ladies' Aid
Society of the First Reformed Church
Friday. November 20, in honor of their
fftieth wedding anniversary. After an
address from Rev. Buhrer. they were
presented with handsome gift from
Nj 1rc h c
been member since its organization.
A reception was held for the imIne-
diate friends and family Sunday. MIR.
and Mrs. Sievers received many valua-
Bile golden gifts
Mr. and Mrs. Deemer Beidleman are
spending their honeymoon at 201 Z
street northwest in this city. Mr..
Beidlenan for many years has been
proofreader Ola the Wilkes Barre 'Pa.)
Record. Mrs Beidleman was soprano
soloist for the Westminster Presbyterian
Church of South Easton. Pa. Mr.. Bel
demau is father-in-law of Winfield l.
Parsons. who taught bookkeeping and
ness College, this city. twenty Years
ago He was leader of the adult Bible
class in the Westminster Presbyterian
Church of this city. and still has
number OF warm friends here.
Miss Dorothy Decide has gone to
Wilmington. Del, to spend a fortnight
and assist at the debut o, her cousin.
Miss Margery Pyle. Thanksgiving eve.
She will also attend the .Army-Navy
foot ball game in Philadelphia.
The marriage of Miss Emily Louise
DietefiCh, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles T. Dieterich and Mr. Frank
Gardiner Butler. ir.. Of Charles Town,
w. Va, took place Saturday evening at
the home OF the brides parents, 291S
Sherman avenue northwest, Rex. II. II.
MarsdeM of Olney. Md. officiating The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
palms and chrysanthemums The bride
given iii marriage by her father, her
cousin, Miss Mathilda Nogt. being the
maid of ho"or, and wore gown OF
Ethiopian crepe.
Mr. john ITice. was the best man. The
bride wore her travelling gown OF blue
broadcloth. Immediately after the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Butler left for a
trip through the south
The meeting Of the archaeological sec
tion of the Twentieth Century Club will
not be held tomorrow. as previously
announced. The next regular meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. John
Lowe. Tuesday, December 1, 1T els
pm.
Senator and Mrs. Works OF California
have returned and are at the wyoming
for the winter. Their daughter. MIS-.
Griffing Bancroft Of Coronado Beach.
Cal, accompanied her parents east. and
will spend the winter here with them.
Mrs lockwood Hoar and her daugh-
ter. Miss Frances Hoar. are staying at
the Chiffon Club, Boston. which Will be
their permanent address for the vim
ter. They expect to come here for the
holidays and for the spring season
Mrs. Hcar's younger daughter. Miss
Louisa Hoar. is at school at Westover,
Mass.
Lieut.. Geofirey keyes will arrive here
Thursday His marriage with Miss Leila
Harrison takes place st st. Matthews.
December i. Lieut.. keyes will have
Lieut. A. V Arnoud as best man and
the ushers will be Lieut.. Crawford.
Lieut. T. ID. Carlisle, Lieut.. Alexander
Patch Lieut.. c. II. Wash. Lieut.. l.. S.
Harrison, Lieut. William Dean. all of
the army and Mr.. George Harrison.
Miss Helen Hughes, daughter of JUS
tice and Mrs. Hughes who has been
visiting in Pittsburgh, was honor guest
at u farewell luncheon given by Mrs.
Edward A. Woods and Miss Marjorie
Woods The guests We're all NaSsar