Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-30

took place in the reception hall. the
brides brother, Rev. DR.. Wilbur Har-
rington Norcross of Dickinson College
Carlisle, Pa, officiating, in the presence
of small family party.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by Dr. Norcross. wore a smart tailored
suit Of blue cloth, with a small straw
toque to match. Her bouquet was of
pink roses.
There were no attendants. and Gen.
Hoxie and his bride left Immediately
after the ceremony for their wedding
trip.
They will spend the summer at Vinita,
Gen. Hoxie's beautiful summer home at
Iowa City, Iowa, returning to Washing
ton in october.
Mrs. Thomas Watt Gregory will leave
tomorrow morning for Princeton to spend
several days with her son, Mr.. InonaS
Watt Gregory, jr.
An interesting wedding today at New
York will be that of Miss Helen Leigh
| Hunt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leigh
Hunt, and Mr.. F. Bayard Rives
at 3 o'clock in the Whiting Chapel
OF the Cathedral Of St John the
| no attendants. Mr.. Frederick Marquand
| Goodwin, a brother-in-law of Mr.. Rives:
will be his best man, and the usherS viii
| he Messrs Henry l.. Hunt, brother OF the
| bride Reginald B. ,Rives. the bride
| groom's cousin; Thomas II. Barber, Ches-
| ter G. Burden, Seth B. French. I'd; John
| Kean, James Boyd and Seymour Blair
| Rt Rev David H. Greer, Bishop of New
| York. assisted by tho Rev. DIR. Charles
| Lewis Slattery of Grace Church and the
| Rev. Endicott Peabody of Groton. Mass.
| Afterward a reception will be held at the
1 Colony Club
The date of the wedding was originally
| set for June 4, but the plans We're altered,
| as Mr. Rives has obtained commission
! In ba
! graduated from Yale in 1911 and is a
| member of the Knickerbocker. Racquet
and Tennis and Yale clubs. also Of the
Essex Fox Hounds and Squadron A.
Mrs James w Wadsworth. jr. who
has been at New York for several days,
| will return to Washington tomorrow
| evening
! Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Crane will
| close their house in 22d street the list
4 of June when they will again occupy the
! Maplewood Farm in the Leesburg road,
| where they passed last summer.
/ Mrs Thomas F. Walsh will have a
small dinner party this evening, later
/ taking her guests to the performance of
| THE Blue Paradise" at the Belasco, for
! the benefit Of the Children's Hospital.
where they will occupy box.
| Lieut. and Mrs. Mason Young will leave
| Washington within few days for the
| formers post at Fort Niagara.
| The marriage of Miss Ruth B. Morgen-
| than. daughter of Mr. Henry Morgenthau.
| former ambassador to Turkey, and Mr..
| George w. Naumburg of New York is to
be solemnized today at the home of the
brides parents, 80 West I'D street, New
York. The Rev. DR.. Stephen S. Wise
| will officiate. 1t is to be very quiet
| wedding, with only small group of i'm
| mediate relatives present.
Miss Elinor Foster McMillin. daughter
| of Mr.. Benton McNIillin, American minis
! ter to Peru. and Mrs. McMillin. will be
| married today at Sherry's, New York, to
| Mr.. Joseph Doty Oliver. jr., of South
| Bend. Ind. Because OF the absence of the
| brides father the wedding will be simple.
| Her attendants will be Misses Catherine
| Oliver and Kathleen Comegys.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt enter
| tanned informally at luncheon today at
| her residence in N street.
| The Secretary of Commerce will re-
| turn to Washington tomorrow from a
| short stay at New York
| The Misses Redfeld OF Pittsfield.
| Mass, sisters of the Secretary, who
have been here for visit. will leave
fer their home. tomorrow.
Col. Hilary A. Herbert and his daugh.