Evening star., 1918-01-27
by prominent speakers. has been pro-
vided. There will be dancing.

by prominent speakers. has been pro-
vided There will be dancing.
] Mrs, A H. Strasburger of Kenyon
street entertained at luncheon and
/ bridge on Wednesday. in honor OF Miss
/ Kuhn of Louisville. KY.
| Mr.. and Mrs Alvin G. King enter
| tained at a reception in honor Of their
| son and daughter. Mr.: and Mrs. Harold
| Sherman King. on Saturday evening,
| January 12 Mr.. and Mrs. King. jr,
were married on December IS. at New
port, Tenn, Mrs. Kings former home.
! The Right Rev. Ethelbert Talbot. D.
D.. is the guest of his brother, the Rev.
| Dr. Robert Talbot.
| The fifth dance of the season win be
given by the Raccar Canoe club on
| the Arcade private ballroom. At
| recent meeting Mr.. Paul ]. Bergh was
| elected commodore and Mr.. Louis =
Allwine elected secretary-treasurer. The
| following are members: Mr.. Louis ALL
| wine. Mr.. Paul Bergh, Mr.. Joseph Da-
| Wis, Mr.. Archie Farrell, Mr.. RAYMOND
| Evans. Mr.. Joseph Fraile. Mr.. Bernie
| Heidenreich. Mr.: John King. MT. Earle
Parmelee, Mr.. Richard Titlow, Mr.. Ross
| Woodward, Mr.. Carl Weber. Mr.. George
Wright and Mr.. ]. T. L. Wright. Eight
| members are in the service of the coun-
| try.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Catlin entertained
! at dance last evening for Miss Char
| lotte Catlin. Among the guests present
| were Misses Louise Catlin, Ethel Cat
saiter. Dorothy Trimble, Mary Harri-
| SON, Catherine jSlattery, Irene White,
| Anna Kober, Carmel Meehan, Kathrine
| Mahers. Mary Slattery. Nellie Rider.
Aloysius MacWilliams. Bernard A.
Baer. Raymond catlin, George Smith. ].
| Williams. Roy NJ. Mayhem, Victor
| Schultz, Gloyd Schulz, Charles Althoff
Bobbie Ford. Raymond Meehan. The
| out of town guests were Mr.. and Mrs
| Edgar Leonhard of Passaic, N. j.; SEN
ator and Mrs. L. Atwood Bennett Of An
| napolis, Md.
dinner for their son Benjamin's thir-
I teenth birthday, Sunday, the Goth. Those
| present were Mr.. and Mrs. N. Stabinsky
| Of New York. Capt. and Mrs. jacobson
| and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Goldstein
Miss Pauline Goldstein and Mr.. Fogle
| The Argyle Study Club was delight
| fully entertained Monday afternoon by
Mrs. Charles Morgan, at her home, in
Emerson street
| The minutes Of the club were read by
Mrs. A. Bryant Reavis. secretary. and
! several interesting papers followed by
/ the club members.
4 Mrs. Frank Burger urgently request
ed the members to redouble their ef-
forts toward. compiling garments for
the Red Cross emergency CALL and they
| were invited to meet at her residence,
on n&lafeld place. for that purpose.
The>next meeting will be on Febru-
ary 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Episcopo announce
the marriage Of their daughter Rose to
Mr.. Wilfred Leroy Perkins on Monday
evening at sh David's Episcopal Church.
The bride. gowned in white satin, car
ried a bouquet of white Killarney
roses showered with orange blossoms,
and was escorted to the altar by her
father' who gay gave her in marriage Miss
| attended her in pale blue satin and
gold. with bouquet of pink roses. Mr..
Charles Ullrich was best man. Her
bearers. with Dorothy and Margurite
as flower girls. Mrs. Mae Proctor
played the wedding march as the pro-
cession. led by Mr.. Leonard Binsted and
Mr.. Charles Collier. entered the church,
) which. was beautifully decorated and
filled with relatives and friends. The
ceremony. performed by the Rev.
Charles T. Warner and the Rev. VIII
liam Degan. was followed by a large
reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G1orius announce
the marriage Of their daughter Eliza
beth Gertrude to Mr.. Albert Yetter on
Saturday, January 19. 1918. at the I'M
maculate Conception Church.
) Washington friends OF Mr.. Theodore
) Taney will be gratifed to learn that he
) has been a successful candidate for a
commission in the Aviation Corps: While
visiting his uncle. Mr. Frank r. Martin
here several years ago Mr.. Taney was
given an appointment as page in the
House by Mr.. Humphreys of Mississippi
4 bers and offlcials of Congress- After
! graduating from Philadelphia college
) he engaged in tho automobile business
, acquiring valuable knowledge that will
} serve him in his chosen branch Of the
! service. He recently passed his twenty
second birthday, and will leave at once
for the training camp at Princeton