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associate rabbi. the Rev. Or. II. q. Enc
low. The bride was graduated from
Barnard college. and Mr.. Campo from
the University Of Virginia. They will
make their nome in Norfolk.
In tho chapel of st. ThoMas's Church
on Wednesday a. noon Miss Beatrice Mott
Farrott 90 Nt''ni. Pa. waE married
10 j. Nat'- Nc.rHr. Jr,, % Philadelphia.
The ceremony Ms performed by IN.
rector, the Rev. bc. Ernest VI. Stires.
The bride, who wa given away by he
mother, Mrs Il. ErHstus 7 Parrott. of
Altoona, woie a blue tailored cloth
gown and a blue winged hat to CORE
spond. She had a corsage bouquet of
lilies Of the valley and nauye orchids.
She had no attendants and the bride
groom only q best man, G. Broadhead
Linderman. Nv. Mercur and his bride
will make their home at Wallingford. Pa.
The National California club, Mrs.
Thomas j. Vivian president, had a card
party on Tuesday at the Hotel Belle
claire. There were tables for bridge. auc-
tiou br,dgr, hoarts and five hundred In
charge OF Mr.. charles A. Beck. Tea
was served after the games.
Miss katherine klerdn, daughter OF
Prof. and Mrs. James NJ. kieran. was
married on Thursday morning to joseph
Vincent IIogue In st. Johns Church.
Kingsbridge. The nuptial mass was cele-
brated by the Rev. Father Joseph Nc
Carihy. who also performed the cere-
mony. which was followed by "a recep-
tion and breakfast at the home Of tho
bride. Her only attendant was her sis
ter. Miss Marie kieran. George Bonhag
was the best man. After a Southern
honeymoon trip Mr.. and Mrs. Hogue will
reside in New York.
The New Workers. met on Friday at
ternoon at the Hotel Aston aud enjoyed
n programme of S~hakcspearian subjects
and music. Mrs. Cora Nicklas was the
chairman of reception. The musical
numbers were by Elsie Chandler Doug
lass. Carolyn !. M!isted and Colbert
Merritt Shurtz, and Gordon Hal pson
was the pianist.
The chairman, Mrs. Eva Phipps, made
m address on "Shakespearc's Words at
the Right Moment: Mary Austin spoke
on the Shakespeare terccutenary celebra-
ton Frcnces Carter gave scenes from
"Macbeth.' and Richard \. Purdy scenes
from "OthoIlo." The clIb's president II
SIrs. Henry II Russell.
TN fIliltN dIi'TIpbl INC .NdIlolldI so
clcty. Patriotic Women Of America, Mrs.
j. Heron Grosmau founder, Was enter
tanned by It's newly elected president,
Mrs. William u. Stewart. who gave a
musical tea a. her home, 12J Riverside
Drive. 1t wa attended by about four
hundrei Of the MEMBER. Their" were
songs by Airs. clarence NJ. Learned, ac-
cOmpanled by Mrs. Edward :. Robinson,
and patriotic icc!ta'ions were given by
Mrs. g. Augustine Robinson 10 II piano
accompaniment by Mrs. Miles I. NJ Mar
tin. The hOs'esS's daughters, the Misses
Irene and Myra Stewart, presided over
the tea tables,
Al auction bridge party will he given
at the Ritz-CaIlton on the afternoon ~
March 10 for the benefit OF the Free
Industrial School and Country Home for
Crippled Children. of which Mrs. Arthur
Elliot Fish III president.
Poets and Painters day waa OBJ
served by the American Criterion So
c'cty, Mrs. Leonard l.. Hill president.
on Friday at tho PlasA- The musical
programme was rendered ~ Aiss Hen