Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-09
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man and ushers stick pins set with
pearls.
Miss Vera Clancy, daughter Of Mrs.
A. w. CLANCY. and MI. ]. Newton Bob
bitt Of the aviation service, U. s. A.
were married Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home of the brides
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D. Hobbs, 3719 Jenifer street. Chevy
Chase.
A small family party witnessed the
ceremony, which was performed by the
Rev. Mr.. Hand of Trinity Episcopal
Church. The bride wore travelling suit
, of blue broadcloth with hat OF gray
| chids. Mr.. Bobbitt and his bride LETT
Sunday evening for short wedding
trip. They will live for the. present at
Washington.
/ Mrs Josiah Kingsley Oil will give
an informal tea this afternoon in honor
| Of Mrs. Wellington Koo and her house
guests. Those assisting Mrs. ON VIII
be Mrs. Oscar w. Spears Miss Ruth
Hitchcock. Miss Nataline Dulles and
Miss Joan Oil.
Word was received here yesterday of
the marriage of Mrs. Frances Cabahne
Scovel of st. Louis to Capt. William +.
Saportas. U. S. A, of New York. now
of Schof1eld barracks, Honolulu the
ceremony took place there SepteHloei
10. being performed by the Rev: tather
Ignatius, chaplain of the list Field Ar
tillery. It was announced here by Mr..
and Mrs. Arnold c. Saportas OF the LIE
Marquis Hotel. New York, and WASH
ington.
The bride is a member of one of the
oldest families Of St Louis and moves
in the best society Of that city. lief
marriage to Capt. Saportas IS the cul-
mination of romance begun many
years ago.
CI-IC
Scovel. who was a brilliant spec1ai
writer for the New York World and
represented that paper in CUBA during
the Spanish American war ar. ana
Mrs. Scotel lived in Cuba for several
years. He died in 1908 and she re-
turned to ST Louis to become society
editor of the Post-Dispatch.
Mr.. Albert Herter of New York has
purchased a launch from a local owner
and left late yesterday afternoop on
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal for
sketching trip to Cumberland. HIS
companion is Mr.. D. Calvin lmboden
Mrs. Imboden, who was Miss hazel
Haines of this city, is still at New York.
Mrs Albert Herter has been In the city
with Mr. Herter visiting their son, Mr.
Christian Herter.
DR.. Walter Claiming Bailey of Bos-
ton. connected with the American Red
Cross. has taken for the season the
residence Of Cen and Mrs Robert Shaw
Oliver 1867 Q street. and has been
Joined there by Mrs. Bailey.
Gen. and Mrs. Oliver and Miss on
yer have taken an apartment at the
Dupont 70 rthe season.
The Misses Williamson entertained at
luncheon on Thursday in the ballroom of
the Lafayette Hotel in honor of Miss
Maize Lima Baines. whose marriage to
Mr., Irving Randolph Saum takes place
Church. The guests We're members of the
bridal party: Mrs. James Baines. Miss
Elmer Downs. Miss Katherine Riggs. Miss
Helen Oyster and Miss Dorothy Harvey,
who will also be a bride of this week
Miss Helen Oyster was hostess at box
party for Miss Raines at the Belasco Sat
urday. followed by tea for the bridal party
at the Willard.
Representative and Mrs. Frank Clark
with their daughters. Misses Lucille and
Harriet Clark, have gone to their home
at Gainesville. Fla. to remain until Con-
gress meets in December, when they will
return to the house at 18th and Vernon
street which they have leased for the
winter
Mrs. William r. Smith and family will
make their home at Washington during
Gen. Smiths absence. and are at the
Wilburton. 1874 Columbia road. Mrs
Smiths mother, Mrs George b. Davis. a
former resident of Washington. is with
them.
Mrs. Frederick Kohl of San Francisco,
who has been visiting her mother. Mrs
c. w Cooley, at her home at Warrenton,
Va, prior to sailing for France the lat
ter part of this month, is i'll at Columbia
Hospital.
Mrs Philander p. Claxton and Miss
Helen Claxton have returned and joined
DR.. Claxton at their home in Lamont
street after weeks at
Ion, n. J. Miss CLAYTON also made a
visit in North Carolina
Mrs. Edwin T. Pollock has returned
from. the Adirondacks. and with her
daughter. Miss Beatrice Pollock, who
spent the summer in camp in New
Hampshire, will occupy their apart
nlent 1871 Belmont road this r.inta,,