Evening star., 1918-03-31
Continued from Third Pageo

Col. Robert f. Lee. Capt T. Raleigh
Raines. MIR. Charles NJ. Stedman. MI.
Thomas W. Harrison. MIR. Henry y.
Flood. Mr.. Edward E. Denison. Mr.. L D.
Robinson. Col. Robert N. Harper. Gov.
! Alexander Dockery. Mr.. John Poole.
Col. Magnus s. Thompson. Capt. NJ.
Hickey, Mr.. r. Walton Moore. Repre-
sentative Willard Ragsdale and DR..
Philip Roy.
Miss Helen Stuart Grif1ith. Miss Lena
Daniel and Miss Marie Louise Owens
| will be in charge of the young ladies'
committee. to which have been added
the following: Miss Gertrude L Jones,
Miss Mary Belle Fish and Miss Mar
garet ]. Hollinsworth.
Mr.. William S. Stamper. commandant
of Camp 3o5, s. c. v, and Maj. E. w. X.
Ewing. district division commander.
will be in charge of the floor commit
tee. To this committee have been add
ed Mr.. Sumner E. Kimball. Mr.. S. II.
Ford, MIR. Charles Woods Taylor. Mr..
Wade Cooper. Mr.. George D. Horning,
jr; Dr. Randolph Carmichael. Mr.. John
Willoughby and Mr.. G. r. Enderly.
Capt. Gerald A. johnson. U. S. NJ. c.,
who has been on the flagship of the
Pacific squadron since January, 1917,
has arrived at Washington and assum-
son. who has been spending the winter
at San Diego, will join him here with
in d week.
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. PEBBLES of
Atlanta and Gainesville. Ca. is now
the guest of DR. and Mrs. Paul Dewitt
Of Nashville. Tenn. She will return
home to attend D. A. r. Congress In
April.
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Harold c.
TRAIN entertained a large dinner and
last Monday night. Lieut.. Commonder
Train left the following morning for
philadelphia. where he has been order
ed for sea duty. Mrs. Train and their
will join him there the first of the
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Mckee announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
/, Marie Therese, to Mr.. Francis Moncrief
Qua of Lowell, Mass. Mr.. Qua Is at
lpresent in the Naval Reserve Training
School at Pelham Bay. New York
! Representative w r. Green and Mrs.
| Green have as their guests Lieut.. W..
r. Green. jr.. and Mrs. Green.
Miss Ethel B. Menaker of Wilkes
! barre, Pa, is spending the Easter va
cation with Miss Sara Roberts, 1735
U street northwest
Misses Ruth and Sarah Daniels. have
!. gone to Philadelphia, where they will
make a series Of visits during the holi-
days.
| The monthly business meeting of the
! cavalry branch of the Army Emergency
| Committee will be held tomorrow at 10 80.
| Charles Carroll Walcutt. 1869 Wyoming
avenue. All those interested in the
| cavalry are earnestly requested to at
| tend this meeting. as there Is urgent
| Senator and Mrs. James W. Wads-
| worth were hosts at a large dinner
! party Wednesday entertaining at the
| Purple Iris.
| DR.. and Mrs. Lewis J. Battle entertained
the Woman's Club Of Sixteenth Street
Highlands last Wednesday evening at
their residence. 1401 Kennedy street. DR..
James l. Gordon. pastor OF the Congre-
| gationa1 Church made an interesting ad-
dress his subject being Our American
Flag" Mr.. and Mrs. Melville .. Lindsey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Whitman. Mrs.
George o. Watson, and Miss Ruth Bron-
son gave a delightful musical program.
and all the guests, numbering about forty,
| joined in the singing Of the patriotic airs.
Later in the evening supper was served.
Mrs. h. H. Benson Mrs. H. J. Crosson,
Miss May Fenwick Mrs. Anna f. Haney,
| Miss Isabelle May, Miss Mary Mccarthy.
Miss Marian N. Sands. Miss Mary J. Sulh-
van and Mrs. Zalesak will act as captains
! of the wonen's division Of st. Matthew's
e,
on Friday. April s. and continue for ten
days. In this drive it is hoped that at
least $100, 900 will be raised. Mr.. Blaine
Coppinger. Mr.. Henry r. Cover. Mr.. Paul
E. johnson, Mr.. NJ. F. Mangan and Mr..
Edward A. O'Brien will head the mems
teams
| Mr. and Mrs. Dwight S. Church. 1919
9Th street northwest. announce the en-
Church. to Mr.. Irving NJ Fur of Cleve-
land, Ohio. Miss Church is an accom-
| plisf1ed musician and organist and grad
Mr.. FUR. who was formerly well known
. In banking circles in this city. is in charge
Of the collateral division Of the federal
! reserve bank at Cleveland
| A quiet wedding took place on March
| 26. at o'clock. at the residence of the
Rev. James D. Buhrer. when Miss Ottilha
e. Duehrng. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph F. Klucken Of New York. The
bride was becomingly gowned in
!, travelling suit of tan cloth, with hat to
lilies Of the valley. The bride was at
| tended by Miss Magdelene Volland. and
Mr. Fred Duehring. brother of the bride.
acted as best man. After short wedding
! tour Mr.. Klucken will leave for an avia-
! ton school in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sims W. Du Bose Of the
Kirkman apartments celebrated the eighth
Anniversary of their marriage Tuesday
evening. Their guests were Mr., and Mrs.
George f. Wyne, Mrs. f. e. Farr. Mrs.
f. P. Richardson. Miss Bessie Stewart.
Miss Goldie Lee Wyne. Miss Grace Rich
ardson. Miss Edith May Farr and Mr..
Edmund Farr.
| Mr. and Mrs. Judson J Wilhall an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter
| Sarah Eugenia and Mr.. William David
Anderson OF Plainfeld, n J. The cere-
mony. which took place Tuesday at noon.
March 26. in the apartment of the brides
| parents. at Wardman Courts. West. in
| the presence Of the Immediate families
| was performed by the Rev. Dr. Charles
! NJ. Anderson. pastor of the First NJ. f.
/! Church, Piainfield. father of the bride
| groom. The young couple left Immediate
I, ly for a honeymoon trip to New York.
/ Miss Jane Esther Smith of Norfolk is
! visiting her father. at Brookland. for the
Easter holidays.
Boyd-Bentley.
| st. Stephens Episcopal Church was
the scene of pretty wedding Tuesday
at o'clock, when Miss Ada Doan Bent
ley became the bride of Mr.. J. Reginald
Boyd.
The bride entered the church with her
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