Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-24

Mrs Robert Lansing will be the guest
| of honor at bridge and tea party at
! the Chevy Chase Club this afternoon
with Mrs Frank Anderson as hostess.
| DIR. and Mrs. Anderson will leave
Washington June l, going to their
| summer home on the Severn river, near
Annapolis.
| The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs:
| Daniels were unexpectedly detained in
! Washington, and could not attend the
W edding of Miss Alice Gertrude Gordon
and DR.. Grayson. which took place in
| New York today.
| The Secretary of the Interior. Mr..
| Franklin X Lane. returned to Wash
! ington yesterday from hurried trip
| to South Dakota. "
The commissioner general of immi-
| grafton and Mrs. Anthony Caminetti
| entertained at dinner last evening in
| honor Of the Secretary of Labor and
| Mrs Wilson.
| Mrs Henry G. Hoicombe will be host
| ess at bridge and tea this afternoon
in honor of Mrs.s Charles Clay Bayly,
whose wedding Mas notable event
here on May 5.
| Mrs. Alexander Britton will entertain
a dinner company at the Chevy Chase
Club tonight.
| Mr. and Mrs Victor Kaufman are
! among the hosts who will entertain
dinner parties at the Chevy Chase Club
tonight.
Miss Beatrice Iambdin of Savannah
and Mr. John William Yopp of Atlanta
! Iav at
Meth odist Church in this city, Or.
James Shera Montgomery officiating.
The announcement of the marriage
will come as distlnct surprise TO
their friends throughout the south.
Their engagement was announced less
than a fortnight ago and the wedding
date had been set for the latter part
of June in Savannah. where II was 10
be an important social event. Miss
Lambdin and her mother came to
Washington last week to visit Nr and
Mrs Hal Lambdin. Yesterday Mr. Iopp
arrived and the wedding was arranged
for noon today, in order that he might
take his bride on western trip which
| he was contemplating.
The ceremony took place IN the pres
ence of few members of the family
and some of their close friends who are
| in Washington. Those present besides
the brides mother were Mr.. and Mrs
! Hal Lambdin, Senator and Mrs. Hoke
Smith, Senator and Mrs. Thomas W.
|
L. Fletcher. Federal Trade Commits
sioner and Mrs. William J. Harris, AS
sstant Attorney General and Mrs:
Samuel j. Graham, Representative and
Mrs Charles G.. Edwards. Representa-
tive and Mrs. William Schley Howard.
Representative and Mrs. Samuel j.
Tribble, Mr. and Mrs. Neid McGehee Of
lTaibotton. Ga: Mr.. and Mrs. John Cor
rigan. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smith and
Representatives William c. Adamson.
Thomas T.. Sisson and Carl Vinson:
Col Jesse f. Mercer of Fitzgerald and
90. Neyle Colquitt of Savannah.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Hal Lambdin entertained at
a wedding breakfast at the New Will
| lard. those present being Mr.. and Mrs.
Yopp Mrs. William Wallace Lambdin.
| Representative and Mrs. Charles G. Ed
wards and Col. Neyle Colquitt.
| Miss Iambdin is the daughter of
Judge and Mrs. william Wallace Lamb
din of Savannah. her father being
Judge Of the United States court for
the district OF Georgia. and is
the granddaughter Of the late
educator Of Georgia. Mr.. Yopp IN
editor OF the southern Banker Both
the young people are extremely popu-
lar socially throughout Georgia and the
news OF their romantic wedding viii
come a. q great surprise to their large
| circle Of friends In the southern state.
The wedding IN the elimination Of q
courtship which began when the bride
vas u student at Wesleyan college.
The bride was attired In q handsome
aoins.away suit 81 bius, and the BRIDE
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