Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-18
lSociQK.
Continued from Eighth Page.)
in honor of Mrs. Charles ]. Williamson
of Washington, D. c.

in honor of Mrs. Charles ]. Williamson
of Washington, D. G.
The second of the tea dances which
will be given throughout the summer
at the Reserve officers Club, in 10Th
street, was held Saturday afternoon,
when the hostesses for the occasion
were Miss Boariman, Mrs. Marshall
Field, Mrs. Victor Kaufman and Mrs.
Newton E. Mason. Mrs. Field, who took
a prominent part in establishing tne
club and who is so Interested In IL
further success. gives the ice cream and
cigarettes for these saturday afternoon
dances Among those present, IN add
ton to the officers, We're MISS Lucy PUT
Lesson, Miss Sidney Buriesol. MSS 1ie NEE:
Blodgett. Miss Dorothy Mason, Mss
Amy Bennett. Miss MaFJorie, t Sin,n oni
Miss Marie Sims. Miss hhld sims H''u
Miss katherine Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Riley Wheeler,
accompanied by Miss Amy i'eIi ~. - -.
Miss Katherine Beach, m"tored over 70
Wheeler are planning to leave N An ;.
ington the last of the month ioi
summer home on Lake ChalApI''"
Miss Helen Blodgett was hostess - N her q
small dance Saturday evening ~ ~ ~
residence in 18th street. Nhtn
brother, Mr. Delos Blodsett. was mere
for week end visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kessler OF lsol-
chester Mass, have returned nome altes
spending their honeymoon with MT. IN. ant
Mrs. Mark Keller, li6S Monroe s'iee'
northwest.
Miss Margaret Bell Hughes. daughter
of DIR. and Mrs. 7. A. Hughes, 134o f.liZa.
beth street, Denver, Col. and Mr. flo,,n't
Pepin Jones were married June -. ~
wedding was hurried, as the brldes[1,9I,at,
l 10 ~
into military service. Only the family anu
intimate friends We're present MI ,'o ,ret,
is well known in Washington, htNilis
spent his boyhood here: He is a mefnpeI
of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon FRATERNITY
Chapter in George Washington University.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones are spending theif
honeymoon at Pine Crest. Palmer Lake
Col
Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Martin an
nounce the engagement of their daush-
ter, Mary Eleanor. to Lieut.. Clyde n.
Greasy of the Engineer Officers Reserve
Corps. Miss Martin is secretary OF the
commercial department of the legation
of Switzerland.
Lieut. Greasy was graduated from the
Ohio University in 1913, and is now at
tached to the Engineer Train. LIST In
fantry Division, Washington barracks.
Mrs. John Russell Young left Wash
nit. Pa, where she expects to remain
until October.
On Saturday, June 16. Miss Vera
Lillian Shores of Chance, Somerset
county, Md, and Mr.. Claude Martindale
Benton of Deals Island. Md, were mar
ried at high noon at 1141 = street north
west, Washington, d. c., by Rev. w. L.
Burnett. pastor of Foundry NJ. +. Church.
The bride wore a travelling suit of dark
blue serge. with large black lace
hat, and carried American beauty roses.
Those present at the wedding were
Misses IneE Tyler of Chance, Md; Maud.
Ruth and Emma Cannon and Mr.. Allen
Cannon of Washington, d. c. After the
ceremony the wedding party was enter
tanned at luncheon by the Misses Cam
non at their apartment at the Man
chester. Later Mr. and Mrs. Benton left
for New York and Montreal. where they
will spend several days. They will make
their future home at Dragon. Canada.
Mrs. James f. Wilson and Miss Maud
Wilson of Wilmington, n. c., are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Sattes on Virginia
avenue.
Mr.. J. F. McBeth left last week for
Milford. Del, where he has Joined the
United States geological survey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Sayre McBeth of
New York city were the guests recently
of Mrs. ]. F. McBeth of this city.