Evening star., 1916-06-29

Nine. Calderon. wife Of the Bolivian
minister, returned Tuesday from New
York, where she went to meet Mr.. and
Mrs. Zalles and their children, who
arrived Friday from South America.
1 Mrs. Champ Clark will go to Lake
wood. N. J., Saturday morning to visit
the family of Representative Baker.
remaining until Tuesday.
Miss Frances Haley, the niece or
Mrs. Clark, will arrive here July 4, to
spend a week with the Speaker and
Mrs. Clark at Congress Hall. She is
a student at Barnard College, N. y,
for the summer course.
Mrs. Lee s. Overman. Miss Overman
and Miss Grace Overman, wife and
i, daughters of Senator Overman OF
North Carolina. will leave Washington
tonight for their home at Salisbury,
where they will remain until the open
) ing of Congress in December.
) The residence of Mr.. and Mrs J.
Glenn Townsend was the scene or
beautiful wedding today at noon, when
Miss Elizabeth Marye Smith, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robert Kin
kade of Maple Manor. Frost. Ohio. be-
came the bride of Mr.. Arthur Keith of
Washington and Quincy, Mass.
The Rev. William J. Ennis. president
of Loyola College, Baltimore. Md, per
formed the ceremony, assisted by Rev
Francis Hurney of this city, in the
drawing room, which was elaborately
decorated with white roses and palms.
The ceremony was performed in a
bower of palms in the bay window be-
fore a white satin prie dieu. garlanded
with white roses and f1anked on either
side with tall standards filed with
| white roses
The charming bride. who was escort
ed by Mr.. Thomas B. Townsend, wore
becoming gown of white hand d-embroid-
satin.
trimmed with chantilly lace.
She wore a white georgette picture
hat wreathed with morning glories,
and carried a shower bouquet of bride
roses and lilies of the valley.
| Her only ornament was a brooch of
sapphires set in platinum. the gift of
the bridegroom.
Miss Anne H. Houser was maid of
honor, and her gown was of rose pink
georgette crepe over pink taffeta.
| Her pink georgette crepe hat was
trimmed with roses and she carried a
bouquet of pink roses.
| Little Miss Laura Christine Paul.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Paul of
Yarrow, College Park, Nd, was the
flower girl. and she wore dainty
white null and lace dress with pink
ribbons.
Mr.. George Paul Keith of Hudson,
Mass. served as best man for his
brother.
reception and breakfast followed.
.
rated with quantities Of pink roses and
ferns
Mr. and Mrs. Keith left this afternoon
for an extended motor trip through the
New England states, Mrs. Keith travel
ing in modish suit of white whip
. cord with a georgette crepe blouse and
a small panama hat trimmed with
white ribbon and wings.
They will be at home in this city aft
; er December / at 2110 goth street
northwest. Mr.. Keith is member of
the Harvard, Cosmos. Metropolitan and
Chevy Chase clubs of this city and the
i. Quincy Yacht Club of Quincy. Mass.
; Mrs. Joseph P. Tumultv and her chill
; dren will leave New York tomorrow
; for Asbury Park, n. J.. where she will
, Burton for the summer
Mr.. Tumulty will join his family
. there whenever affairs at the White
, House permit.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank W. Bacon of
, Omaha announce the engagement of
, their daughter. Alice Lucille. and Mr..
. Walter Scott PenfeId Of this city.
The wedding will take place in
, October.
; Miss Bacon graduated from Brownell
Hall in Omaha and later was a student
at Chevy Chase Seminary.
: She has frequently visited in Wash
ington, when she has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Short Willis and Miss
, Olive Willis, who formerly lived on
, 10Th street.
Miss Bacon was the guest Of DR. and
Mrs. Samuel Nelson Barker at Chevy
) Chase Seminary last April and while
; here was extensively entertained.
; Mr.. Penield Is graduate of the
; University of Michigan. class of 1900.
and of George Washington University.
class of 1903. He is a member of the
Chevy Chase and University clubs.
Mr. Charles Noble Gregory will close
. his apartment on Wyoming avenue
. June 80 and go to Onteora, n. Y. in
. the Catskils, where he has taken a
. cottage for the season. He will spend
. September at Northeast Harbor, on the
. Maine coast.
Our Ladys Chapel. Gonzaga College
was the scene of an attractive wedding
this morning, when Miss Nora A. Muir
tphy and Mr. Edward v Farley were
married by the Rev. Brooks. S. J, The
: bride wore a becoming gown Of gray
J. chiffon taffeta with hat to match. Miss
!. Helen Murphy sister of the bride, who
:. was maid of honor, was dressed in rose
:. taffeta. Mr.. August Radue was best
: man.
!. Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
( and Mrs. Farley left for an extended
Z northern trip. They will be home to
{ their friends after August / at 13S V
street northwest.
!. Mrs. Alexander G. Bentley, accom-
! panied by her mother, Mrs. S. NJ Miller
:. and nephew, Charles Perry Miller, jr.
!. left yesterday for Haven, Me. where
!. Mrs. Bentley has summer home.
/ Mrs. Daniel Gilman formerly OF
Sioux City, Iowa, but now residing in
!. Washington. is entertaining at mat
!. inee party this afternoon.
An interesting wedding took place
. last evening at s o'clock at the Metro
: politan Baptist Church, when Miss
: Marguerite Dell Gilbert, daughter OF
: Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Leigh Gilbert. became
: the bride of Mr.. Prentiss Dixon Sale
l jr., the Rev. John Compton Ball off,
. ciating. The bride, who was escorted
:. and later given in marriage by her
father. wore a gown of cream duchess
!. satin with the bodice and train of bro
I caded satin. Her voluminous tulle veil
{ was held with a bandeau of pearls and
{ orange blossoms, and she carried a
{ shower bouquet of bride roses and
!. sweet peas. Miss Janis Keyser, who
led the bridal party, wore white net
!. trimmed with yellow rosebuds and car
! ried tea roses Mrs. Wilbur J. Barnes
:. matron of honor, was in white satin
; and carried sweet peas. Miss Cecilia
: NJ. Sale. sister of the bridegroom, was
: the maid of honor and she wore a
Z lovely gown OF yellow taffeta and gold
I lace She carried white roses. The
1 little flower girls. Miss Edna Shaver
i | and Miss Margaret Bo1en. wore white
net frocks with yellow hair ribbons