Evening star., 1917-12-02

lilies Of the valley. A brealfast followed
tho ceremony, and later In the afternoon
Mr. Robinson and his bride left for Wa.h-
hag ihnagtcn where they A are nov ssttisd .,aans Mass
the guests at the wedding.
Mrs Edward e. Britton, wife Of The
private secretary to the Secretary OF
the Navy. has as her guest Mrs. L A.
Bilisoly of Raleigh.
Gen. Julian 8. Carr Of Durham, N. c..
who represents the Methodist Episco-
tration board, Is spending tho Thanks
giving season in North Carolina. Gen.
Carr had as his guests In box at the
CHARITY ball of the Episcopal Eye. Ear
lard Wednesday Judge and Mrs. G. G.
McChord. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward e. Brit
ton. Mrs, Cunningham Hall and Mrs
Joseph d. Noell.
Brig. Gen. Littleton W. Tazewell Wal:
Ter, q. s. M. c., and Mrs. Waller will
give the next Of their series of small
dinners at their home. $500 South 2ott
street. Philadelphia, on Wednesday ane
| Thursday nights. Maj. Littleton w
ceived his commission, has been spend
ing few days with his parents. He re-
turned Friday to Quantico, Va. where
he Is on duty.
Mrs. Paul P. Magofin, formerly o.
Chevy Chase, has Joined her husband
| Capt. Paul P. Magofin, U. s. R.. at De
troit, Mich, where Capt. Magohn II
stationed as president of the aviation
examining board. Capt Magofan is well
Michigan foot ball star.
The marriage of Miss Kitty Belt.
daughter of John W. Belt and Mrs.
nf Wo
tin McC. Mcdonnell, Coast Artillery
Corps. son Of the late Eugene McDon-
nell and Mrs. Mcdonnell Of Baltimore:
took place Tuesday sdtsr1;S aftsrnoon r,ascb at .
Warrenton. The Rev. w. A. Gill, pas
tor of the church, performed the cere-
mony in the presence Of relatives and
intimate friends. A reception followed
bride. who was given in marriage by
her uncle. Mr.. Alfred B. Horner. wore
an exquisite gown Of pearl gray geor-
gette crepe over rose-colored geor-
gette, with girdle of silver tissue. and am;
crown of cloth and silver. She carried
| a shower bouquet of Sweetheart roses
and lilies of the valley. Mrs. Charles
Keene of Washington, the brides only
attendant, was gowned in orchid satin.
silver trimmed. with gray fox. wore a
hat to match, and carried manor or
chids. Lieut.. Edward Orrick McDon,
nell, United States Navy, who is Weli
known in the aviation service, was his
brothers best man. At the reception
Capt. and Mrs. Mcdonnell were as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Belt. mother
of the bride. who wore a. handsome
Of Sasb fn dn Seaas ann and
Eugene Mcdonnell. OF Baltimore
mother of Capt. Mcdonnell.
Capt and Mrs. Mcdonnell left on the
afternoon train train on =. Tos,an Wedd,ns wbers hfsp
capt. Mcdonnell is stationed.
The out-of-town guests present TOT
the wedding included Mr.. and MRS.
Thomas H. Vickery Of Baltimore. MISS
Dr.. and Mrs A. R. Thomas Of Wash
ington, Miss Eppes of City Point. Va.
and Mrs. Esmont O'Brien Of New York.
DR.. and Mrs. Marauart announced
at their home at Springfield, ONO. the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Martha Marquart. to Lieut.. Henry Sloan
Austin. u. s. NJ c., son Of Mr.. James s.
Austin Of Rocky Crest. Ardmore, Pa.
Mrs. M. Lewis Clark has rented her
house, 1908 Sunderland place, to Mrs
Motion of Casenovia. N. Y.
Mrs. Clark is at Briarly Hall. 174o K
street.
Mr.. Walter Damrosch was the guest
Of honor at an informal reception at
Studio Hall Tuesday.
Mrs. Carlyn Baker Hatfield has re-
turned to Washington after an absence
of eight years on the Pacific coast and
is staying at the Dewey Hotel.
Mrs. Hatfield Is the daughter OF the
late Robert j. Stevens, who was Tor
many years connected with the con-
sular service and whose home was in
this city. where Mrs. Hatfield spent her
pfr1ho0d