Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-16
IN THE WORLl ]. SOCIETY
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MISSES w11soE LUNCH AT
SALISBURY HOME.
Marriage of Miss ALLEN and Lieut..
Andrews-0tHer Events.
Notes.

of Wilmington, Del, Che last two being
house guests
Mrs. John NJ. Wiley :entertaried al din
ner last night in compliment to Senator
and Mrs. Kern. Thesother guests were
Representative aud ssrs. Fairchild. Mr.
and Mrs. McChord, Mss Genevieve Walsh
and Lieut.. Matthews. After dinner Miss
Walsh gave several violin selections.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Mitchell were hosts
at & large dinner at she Abb Club last
night in honor Of PriITe Munster of Ger
many. who is a guest 81 Ambassador and
Nine. Dumba at the: Austro- Hungarian
embassy.
Mrs. William F. Drssrer and Miss Mar
saret Preston Draper xll go to New York
this week ana will sail: shortly for Europe
to spend the spring an5 early summer.
All members of the Congressional Club
are invited to attenG:a called meeting
Wednesday next at 10.::o am
Mrs Benjamin H:srrison. widow of
President Harrison. and Miss Eliza
beth Harrison of Indianapolis, Ind, will
be here next week tG be the guests of
Lieut.. Col. Joseph L. Kuhn. commandant
of the Washington barracks, and Mrs.
Kuhn.
Mss Jeanette Allca and Lieut.. Frank
NJ. Andrews, ID Cavalry. L. s. A.. were
quietly married this afternoon at the
home of the brides parents. Lieut.. Col.
Henry T. Allen. L. 5. a.. and Mrs. Allen.
Rev. Edward S. Dunlap assistant rector
Of St Johns Church. performed the cere-
mony in presence of q family gathering
and a few personal friends of the couple.
The bride wore travelling dress in dark
blue silk, a smart straw toque. also IN
blue. and carried Bouquet of orchids.
She had no attendants. but Mr.. Walter
s Gillingham of Honolulu was best man
for Lieut. Andrews.
Late this afternoon iae couple Will so
to Virginia for a honeymoon jaunt and
eventually vii. take lip their residence
at Fort Ethan Allen, vt. where Lieut..
Andrews regiment is stationed,
The announcement, by Miss Allen
and Lieut.. Andrews . to their friends
yesterday that their wedding was i'm
minent followed the return of the lat
ter from Honolulu. where he has been
serving on the staff OF Brig. Gen. Mont
gomery NJ. Nacomb,: comma nding the
1st Hawaiian BrigaGe, U. S. A. 1t is
said that he met HIS bride of today
when he was stationed In the Yellow
stone Park. nearly seven years ago,
when she was there with her parents
on sight seeing tris'. He has had a
great diversity of service duty since.
while his bride. after. finishing at Bryn
Mawr. became one eff The most skill
full equestriennes in Washington so
ciety. She has captured blue ribbons
here at several horse shows and has
been among the successful riders at
events at Madison Square, New York;
Chicago, Louisville and San Francisco.
Her appearances at tine runs of the
Washington Riding and Hunt Club
and at its various exhibitions have al
ways Increased her fame. Mrs. An
drews has enjoyed Social life as well
and has had time to give also to chart
table affairs
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Lee entertain-
ed at dinner last nishe at the Shoreham,
their guests being Mrs and Mrs. Hyde,
Mr. and Mrs. Tucker sld Mrs. Potts and
DR.. Logic.
Miss Margaret Wor;hington, daughter
Of Mrs. Richard Sellman Worthington,
and Mr.. Beach HelnIe stockett of Mauch
Chunk. Pa. will be married Tuesday
evening. April II at IS o'clock. at St
Johns Episcopal Churd.l. Miss Josephine
Mason will act as maid Of honor. and
there will be four bridesmaids, out-of-
town friends Of the young bride-to-be.
Miss Dorothy Louise M1arschallk. eldest
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. William A.
Marschalk. and Mr. Henry Herbert
Smith, formerly of Hartman, Tenn.
were quietly married Saturday afternoon
at the home Of the bride in Brookland.
the Rev. w. u. d. TheInas. rector of the
Church of Our Savious, officiating. The
brides gown was of olue hrocade with
hat to match. Immediately after the
ceremony the young couple left for Il
short trip and upon tEeir return will be
at home at the Congressional.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. abbott will give an
informal reception az their residence
1872 Euclid street Wednesday evening
March 49, from to IL o'clock, in honor
of the Washington Auxiliary Of the Ma
tional Indian Association. DIR. p. r.
Claxton, commissioner of education. will
give a short talk on the Alaska Indians
All interested in Indian affairs will be
welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac r Mann are guests
at the Arlington Hotel, at Hot Springs,
Ark. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Vogt are
guests at the Hotel Eastman.
Saturday evening, aG the parsonage OF
Douglas NJ. +. Church. ;11th and II streets
northeast Rev. w. W.. Barnes officiating,
Guy Arthur Long of BE 18th street north
east and Miss Florense Margaret Bun
dick, daughter of MIR. and Mrs. T. ]. Bun
dick of 716 18th street northeast,
were married Only relatives Of the
couple witnessed the ceremony. Mr.. and
their new home, leo Todd place north
east and will be at home to- their friends
after April ].
Mr.. Grant Stephenson. son Of Senator
Isaac Stephenson. accompanied by Mrs.
Stephenson and their son. have Joined
Senator Stephenson at the Hotel Pow
hatan.
Mr. and Mrs. William D. West, with
their daughter, Miss Katharine r. West
have left for the south; where they will
remain during the balance of the sea
son.
Mrs. David Jayne Hill had a party of
forty lunching with her today at Rau-
scher's, in compliment to Mrs. Champ
Clark.
Former Senator and Mrs. Joseph c. S.
Blackburn of KentuckS We're guests of
honor at a dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs.
clifford Bergman last might
Mrs. w. E. De Riener of 1884 Irving
street will have as her guest Wednesday.
March IS, Miss Susan Reed Rowland,
principal Of Oodooville Girls Boarding
school. Ceylon, India. Miss Rowland is
a graduate of Mount Hotyoke College and