Evening star., 1915-06-15
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Miss Eleanor Vidmer and Lieut.. Jo-
seph Aleshire to Be Welded at
West Point This Evening.
"All Missourians" Invited to We'd
ding of Miss Genevieve Clark and
Mr.. Thomson-other Notes.

| Wildrick, the matron Of honor. Miss
Margaret Treat and Miss Katherine
Treat, daughters Of Col. and Mrs. Charles
G. Treat Of this city. will be among the
bridesmaids.
! Lieut.. Parker C. kalloch, U. s. A.. Will
act as best man, and the ushers will in
clude Lieut.. Frederick Strong. Lieut. Dan
Pullen, Lieut.. Frederick A Holmer. LieNt.
James B. Crawford and Lieut.. Carl Brad
ford.
| All Missouri today was invited to at
tend the wedding of Miss Genevieve Clark.
national House of Representatives.. and
| Mr.. James M. Thomson of New Orleans.
which will take place at Honeyshuck, the
Clark home at Bowling Green, Mo-. June
| 80.
| The general invitation issued at Mont
gomery Mo-, by Mr. Wallace Bassford.
| Speaker Clark's secretary. reads:
AS it has been found utterly impos,
sible to issue individual Invitations, all
| Missour1ans are invited
Those who expect to attend are asked
to notify Mr.. Bassford at Mexico, Mo.
Mrs. Robert James Dickson an
nounces the marriage OF her daughter
Marion to Mr.. James l.. Lucas. The
ceremony took place this morning at
o'clock at st. Aloysius Church.
The engagement of Miss Helen Nor
| ton Robnett, youngest daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs. D. A. Robnett of Columbia.
| Mo. to Mr.. Bennett Champ Clark, par
sentatives and son Of the Speaker.
| Champ Clark, which was announced at
luncheon given at the Robnett home.
at Columbus. during the week. caused
much interest here. No date for the
| wedding has been set.
The luncheon was attended by Miss
| Genevieve Clark and by dozen other
young woman friends OF Miss Robnett.
University of Missouri romance, the
young couple having met while both
| were students there. Miss Robnett is
an honor graduate Of Christian Col
She spent the next year in European
travel and in study at Munich. Since
| then she has been a student Of the uni
versity. She is a member of the Pi
Robnett. is prominent in Columbia
business life, and the family IL one of
the best known in Missouri. Miss
Robnett, gracious and accomplished, is
| popular both In town and university
| circles.
Miss Robnett Is three years the Junior
| Of Mr.. Clark. who is twenty-five He
| Is the only son of the Speaker and Mrs
Clark. After receiving the degree Of
A. b. from the University of Missouri
in June. 1918. he entered George Wash
| ington University. He was graduated
in June. 1914. with the degree Of bach
| elor of laws. In December of last year
he took the state bar examinations at
JeHerson city and was admitted to the
Missouri bar. He is a member Of tho
Delta Tau Delta Social Fraternity and
Of Phi Delta Phi, an honorary law fra
| ternity
Since 1913 Mr. Clark has been parlta-
| mentarian of the House Of Representa-
| n hal
previously by mono but "old heads" 1t
| is declared. has won tho approval of
official Washington. He will continue
In the office OF pariiamentaran during
| the next session.
| For the announcement party tho Rob-
net home was decorated in pink and
white. Preceding the luncheon, while
Annie Laurie" was played. little
Misses Virginia Estes and Estelle
Bradford and Master Alex Estes pre-
sented each guest with a pink bask ct
filled with pink sweet peas, in which
nestled a card showing a couple sit
| ting In crescent moon. The card bore
tho names Helen and Bennett" The
France roses, pink ribbons and candles.
and throughout the luncheon courses.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Cullan of $40 7th
| ing at a buffet supper in honor Of their
daughter. Miss Florence Mae Cullan.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Cullan. Mrs. ]. Spencer
Misses Alice K. Oulahan, Lillian and
| Nellie Limerick. Marion Clarke, Ruth
Ian. Messrs. Jack Wallis. Dick Coathe
| Tom Cullan. A. F. Cullan, Ed Wilson
and c. J. Fleisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hdrry B. Mead of 1925
c street southeast entertained Sunday
evening in honor Of their young daugh-
ter's birthday.
Music and games were enjoyed until a
late hour. when the guests retired to
the dining room. where a bountiful re-
past was served.
| Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Connor and daughter Genei-
and Mrs. Fred Whitacre. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Osborne, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
sneider. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mann,
Lola Osborne. Bertha Carrico, Bertha
Misses Lucy whitaere. Iona stanton.
Lola Ocborne. Bertha Carrico. Bertha
Sparrows. Florence Whitacre, Helen
Sullivan. Mrs. Margaret Coates and
Me;srs; Harry Mead. sr.: David Helmer,
Edward Whitacre. Morton Coates, Jo-
seph Mann and others.
ing the month of Juno with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam Mussey. She expects to go in July
to Twilight Park in the Catskill noun
tains.
Miss Lucille Taylor Of Alexandria
Va. and Miss Louise Carr Of this city
spent the week end with Mime. Gar
rette at Sideburn, Va.
Misses Ruth and Sarah Daniel will
leave early in July. going nrst to Gull
peper. Va, to attend the horse show,
thence to Bayhead, N. ].
Tho Misses Daniel will VISIT friends
in New York before returning home in
September.
Mr.. w. H. Gale of the consular ..rv-
ice and Mrs. Gale Of Washington az.
spending a few days in New York citn
They are at tho Wolcott.
An interesting program consist,nv =,
recitations, vocal and tnstrumentei
music was rendered in connection WI
the twentieth wedding anniversary ~
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Goodwin at fb.t,
residence on Maple street, Taknms
Park. D. c.. last evening. There ware
about sixty-flve guests In attendanns
and Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin were arree'
ably surprised when a delegation fro1r
the Memorial Seventh-day Adyentia,
Church Of Washington. Of which thex
are members. presented them with =