Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-20

The marriage of Miss Agnes Nelson.
daughter of Representative and Mrs.
John NJ. Nelson of Wisconsin, aud Mr..
George y. Lamb Of Lincoln, Ncb., and
this city will take place tomorrow
evening at O'Clock at the residence of
the brides parents, 22iO Cathedral ave
nue..
Only the members of the two fam
lilies and few intimate friends will
witness the ceremony, which Will be
performed by the Rev. Henry Anstadt.
pastor of the Lutheran Memorial
Church.
The bride, who will be given in mar
rage by her father, will be unattended.
Mr.. Lamb and his bride will leave
later for wedding trip, returning here
for stay before going to Nebraska
for the summer.
Miss Marie Peary was the hostess at d
beautiful luncheon today given in mono.
of Miss Dorothy Gray BROOKS, whost
marriage to Lieut.. Holcombe Will TAX.
place Wednesday afternoon.
JonCuiis and pr1mroses formed tht
table decoration and the guests includ-
ed the members o. Miss Brooks bridai
party and Mrs. Il. II. Peary, mother OF
the hostess
terrain at supper following the we'd
ding rehearsal for Miss BROOKS and
Lieut.. Holcombe
Mrs. Andrieus A. Jones is entertaining
at an auction bridge party, followed by
tea, this afternoon at her residence on
10th street.
Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin and Mrs John
Temple Graves will preside at the tea
table later in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs William IL Sholes are
speudin. the month Of March at 81 re
tersburl. F'ia. They expect 10 return
I, Washington about the middle Of next
week.
DR.. Juan j. Ortega, late minister of
Guatemala in Mexico, and Mr.. sanchez
Latour first secretary of the legation
of Guatemala in Washington, have sail
ed from New York for Buenos Aires,
having been appointed by their govern
ment as delegates to the interna tional
high commission
Col. Charles Page Bryan and Judge
and Mrs. John Barton Payne gave a
luncheon Saturday in honor OF the Jap
anese ambassador and Nlscountess
ChInda and former Ambassador
O'Bricn. The other guests were Mrs.
Dimock Mrs. Thompson. the former
minister TO Spain and Mrs. Arthur
l1lrdy, Princess !NananlWakoa Dr. bit-
| i, al JAYNE Ian, MISS Cannon, air. ny ei,
! Az. AID .uI.l. Charles .J~IoDcl oI Si.-
yaso Miss &c oeure. ...Iss LiiZdne IA
| ,t...., CONT LimpdIg ana MI. a. t;iu.
| CalnpDcli.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. Il. Morris entertained
| at their residence, III 18th street south
east, Saturday afternoon, March Is, to
| celebrate their little daughters second
birthday anniversary. Games were en-
| loved, after which refreshments were
| served Prizes were won by Geneva
Suit and Ruth Walz. Those invited
were Natalie Disbrow, Ruth Walz,
Geneva Suit, Master Calvin Richard
son, Leo Altman, Miss Virginia p. Nor
| ris, Miss Jessie Morris, Virginia Il.
| Morris, Miss Cora Jarboe, Mrs. A. T..
| Jarboe, Mrs y. T.. Disbrow, Mrs. G.
| Cummings Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Rich
ardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Norris
! and Mrs l.. a. Brown
/ Mrs George w. Onuit, assisted by
| her daughter. Mrs Ethyie Onutt Mac
| knight entertained Saturday evening
1 In honor of Mrs. Lemuel {. Offutt of
Il Baltimore.
Il A wedding of interest took place
L Wednesday evening. March 10. at the
Il home of Mrs. S. ID. De Grossart. sos
II Georgia avenue, when Mrs. Matilda s.
Il Whit was married to DR.. Richard b.
Il Leonard, the Rev. Henry F. Lutz Of
II floating. Owing to the recent death OF
DIR. Leonards father. only the members
A..