Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-13

Miss Culver will be given away by her
grandfather, Senator Clark She will have
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Lewis r. Nor
ris. for her maid Of honor. Mrs. ]. Theus
Munds, Miss Marion Townsend, Miss
Eleanor T. darlington and Miss Dorothy
Willard Of Newport Will be the brides
maids
Following the ceremony. which will be
performed by the Rt. Rev James Henry
Harrington, Bishop of Harrisburg, Pa,
there will be a small reception at Mrs.
Kings residence, East 51st street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont have as
their house guest Mrs. William Jay of
New York.
Miss Gladys Kaime was hostess at a
beautiful luncheon today given in COM
pliment to her house guest, Miss Eliza
beth Kennard Of st. Louis. at the Hotel
Washington.
A basket of spring flowers. with cor
sage bouquets at each place, formed
The guests were Miss vesta Reed of
ST. Louis, Miss Elizabeth Koones, Miss
Lucy Father, Miss Ruth Donaldson,
Miss Mary Hill. Miss Ellen Gordon,
Harvey, Miss Elizabeth Hills. Miss Nc
Cormack of st. Paul, Miss Enid Sims
Miss Virginia Sutherland, Miss Mar
garet Crosson. Miss Phoebe Walker
Miss Jean Rayner. Miss Sustacia Har-
deity and Miss Mary Duncan Gibson.
Miss Gwendolyn Denys will go to
New York next week for a visit.
Mrs. Charlotte Eldridge of New York
Is visiting Mrs. William Hoge Baker at
the Somerset apartment.
MIS-. Baker spent the winter here
with her son, Mr.. James Baker
Mrs. Alexander Mckay of New York
who Is at the Shoreham for a few
days, 10 giving a luncheon today In
honor Of Mrs. William Hoge Baker and
ridge. OF New York.
Mrs. Myron Bertman entertained al
| luncheon at the Willard yesterday in
honor OF Mrs. James Lampert, whose
husband. Maj. Lampert, with the 6tt
Engineers. is in France. Her addi-
tional guests were Mrs. Abbott and
the Misses Abbott. Mrs. G. Lukesh. Mrs
McCoach. Mrs. Richards Mrs Carruth
MRS. Conklin. Mrs. Hallock, Mrs. Mfrkil
Mrs. Heard, Mrs. Gillespie, the Misse.
Denys. Miss Amy Brooks, Miss Casa.
| nova Miller and Miss Margaretta TIL.
man.
Mrs Bertman is leaving Washington
tomorrow. and after visiting her hus.
west, and sail from San Francisco t.
visit Hawaii, Japan. China and India.
Corp. Louvet will tell of his personal
experiences at the battles of the Marine
| and Verdun at the home of Miss Nan.
| nette 3. Paul, BOOT Columbia road, thi.
! evening.
The marriage of Miss Esther Eliza
beth Sayward. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
| Joseph T. Sayward of this city. former.
~ OF Boston. and Ensign Stanley KNOB
| Cooper, U. s. N. r. F.. took place Sat.
urday. April 9, at Z o'clock. at the resi-.
| dence OF the brides parents, 5516 Broad
Branch road
| Only the members Of the two familie.
| was performed in the flower decked
! drawing room by the Rev. T. w Austin
The bride, who was escorted and late,
| given in marriage by her father. wore
| and carried an armful Of pink roses.
There were no attendants An in.
formal reception for the guests present
| at the ceremony followed and later
| Ensign Cooper and his bride left fol
| their wedding trip, the latter wearing
a smart costume Of navy blue taffets
4 with hat to match.
| They will go to New London. Conn.
where Ensign Cooper 10 stationed.
The out-ofesown guests here for tn.
Frank Cooper Of Maiden, Mass, parents
| Of the bridegroom. Both Ensign
I! Cooper and his bride are well known al
| Boston. The former is a graduate o,
! the Massachusetts, Institute of Tech.
| nology.
| Miss Mabel c. Linton entertained last
| evening at musical, when those tax.
| ing part In the program included Mr.
oliver H. Smith and Miss Linton. Those
| attending included Miss Margaret Men.
| eel. Miss Catherine Fenno, Miss Estellt
| Sawyer. Miss Olga Mcneil, Mr. Harry
Laycock, Mr.. Hart Wand, Mr.. CLARK
and Mr.. Macdonald.