Evening star., 1914-11-09

today, and will spend few days in
New York before returning to this city.
A quiet wedding took place last We'd
nesday evening, November 4. at the par
sonage of Grace Lutheran Church:
Miss Ann F. Mattern and DR.. Fred
Burns Campbell were married by Rev.
]. f. a. Doermann. A reception, at
tended only by members of both fam
| lilies, followed at the home of the
brides parents. After the reception l'r
| automobile trip. Upon their return they
will be at home at 1921 9Th street north
west.
Mrs. Flora c. Dyer returned Saturday
from New York, after two-week stay.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. A. Gross of Phila-
delphia and Mr.. and Mrs. Milton kadden
Wednesday of Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Kad-
den at the celebration of the fortieth
anniversary of their wedding at their
residence on McCulloh street, Baltimore.
Gen. and Mrs. Barnett have always an
interesting program of hospitality. to
offer their friends at their Virginia
place, near Front Royal They left for
that point today. and will entertain, at
a shooting party over this week, the
mayor of Baltimore and Mrs. Preston,
Mrs. Beatty. Col. Charles L. McCawiey.
Mr.. Reginald Hufdekoper, Col. Holcomb
and other friends.
Miss Doris Haywood. bride-to-be of
December in this city, was among the
bridesmaids Saturday night at White
Sulphur Springs at the marriage of Mss
Alice Thornton Lewis. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thornton Lewis. whose home,
the Meadows is one of the big show
| Bolts of Louisville The ceremony was
| performed at st. Thomas Church by
| the Rev. J. T. Carter. and was followed
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Lewis home. The bride wore q. gown
of ivory satin and rare old Brussels
rose point lace veil that fell to the
end of the court train. The maid of
frocks of pink satin veiled in flesh net.
Two little flower girls. cousins of the
bride, wore frocks of flesh pink net trim.
| rued in French rosebuds and carried
huge baskets of roses.
A straw ride and dance was given to
Forestvil1e. Md, last Saturday evening
by Miss Helen Warnei5e, assisted by
liam J. Batchler Mr. Depew T. Chaun-
cey and Miss Nellie NJ. Ryder gave Spe-
cial dances. Those participating were
Misses Bertha Coleman, Eva Lowrey.
Schultz. Helen Warneke. Naomi Bogley,
Nellie Ryder. Anna Mcmahon. Frances
Burgess. Mesa Burgess, and Messrs.
Roy Dillon. Edmond Ayers. Albert
ScnuItI, IeOTSe SenSe, " lllldn1 SrTeeN.,
William ]. Batchler. Leo Merryman,
Earl Porter, Depew Chauncey c: 4.
Norris, Frank Hamack, chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Guard. -~.'
Mrs. J. w. McMurray and Miss Ethel
McMurray have returned from Peking,
where tlsey- passed several months with
Mr.. John J. A. McMurray, secretary of
the American legation there.
With the entire proceeds to be de-
voted to the Belgian refugee fund, DR..
Nevil Monroe Hopkins will recount his
personal experiences in the. five war
ring nations next Thursday, November
H. at o'clock at the New National
Theater The lecture will be illustrated
by 100 interesting pictures
Miss Helen Brancomer Smith will
make her debut at tea dance at
Rauscher's December 10.
Mr.. John Barrett will address tho
members of the Mary Washington
Chapter, ID. A. r., and their friends to-
morrow afternoon at 4:30 at the Wash
ington Club, 1901 K street. He
will speak on Our Great Pan-Ameri-
can Opportunity"
Mrs. John A. Logan will entertain
the World Wide Circle of Metropolitan
NJ. +. Church and their friends at her
home, Eagle Lodge, 1923 18th street,
Wednesday evening.
Bishop and Mrs. Frank NJ. Bristol will
be the guests of the occasion. Bishop
Bristol and Mrs. Logan will speak in
the interest of the work of this organ
ization-missions in Europe and South
America, as well i'll the far east.