Evening star., 1918-02-06
s. and again on February Il. at 2s51 18th


s. and again on February q. at 2s51 18th
All men in uniform will be welcome to
the French evening at All Souls Parish
Hall tomorrow evening.
Nine. Boury will oDnduct an elemen-
tary French lesson at o'clock. Lieut.
Labat will deliver an address in French,
and musical program under the d.
rection Of Mrs. ]. A. Sterns will follow.
Refreshments will be served.
Assisting at the tea benefit for the
Immediate relief Of the families of the
seamen lost on the Jacob Jones. to be
home of Mrs. Joseph E. Thropp, on
Saturday, February 9. from 4 to z
o'clock, will be Miss Mary Lord An
drews. Miss Louise Bayne. Miss Helen
Brown and her house guest. Miss Caper-
| ton of Richmond; Miss Susanne Chase,
Miss Dolores Crawford. the Misses
Denys. Miss Mary Graham. Miss Eliza
beth Hamilton. Miss Louise Hamilton.
Miss Gladys Hinchley, Miss Laura
Hitchcock, Miss Katharine Hitchcock.
Miss Eugenia Holcombe. Miss Anne
Hopkins, Miss jamie. Miss Nellie john
sick. Miss Montgomery. Miss Valerie
Padelford, Miss Raynor and the Misses
Tuttle.
Mrs. Braisted. Mrs. Benson and Mrs.
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Mrs. Alexander Sharp and Mrs. Slim
son Brown Will receive.
| Miss Florence Lincoln has completed the
arrangements for her wedding to William
! A. Rockefeller. which takes place on Sat
| urday in the University Place Presby-
| terrain Church, New York.
The ceremony will be at 4 o'clock and
will be followed by small reception at
| the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frederic W. Lincoln, No. 80 West sad
street.
She will be attended, by her sisters,
| Misses Mary X. and Philena Lincoln; her
| cousin. Miss Florence Williams; Mr.
Rockefeller's cousin, Miss Isabel Rookie
feler; Miss Sabra Bradlee OF Montclair
and Miss &llzabeth Hyde.
Mr.. Oliver p. James will attend Mr.
Rockefeller as best man. The ushers have
not been decided upon, some OF the young
men being in the service. Mr.. Rockefeller
belongs to tho aviation section of the
Army.
Mrs John Baird Ecker. Mrs. Blackwell
Smith. Mrs. Frank NJ. Adamson and Mrs.
Ernest Mecklin will give dance at Lin
thicum Hall SATURDAY night for tn. bene-
fit of the free wool fund of the George
town center Of the Red Cross.
Mrs. Seaton Schroeder's knitting class
will meet tomorrow afternoon at 80
o'clock at her house. 1915 n street
The marriage of Miss Nellie Claire How
ard and Mr.. Andrew Strong White. whose
engagement was recently announced, will
take place on February Il. The ceremony
will be performed at the Franciscan Mon
astery and will be quiet. owing to MOURN
ing in the brides family. Miss Howard's
only attendant will be Miss Gladys Dent
of New York. Mr.. White is a graduate OF
Cornell University, of which his uncle,
Andrew d. White. former ambassador to
Germany and to Russia. was the first
president. Miss Howard. who is the
tdaughter OF Mr.. Samuel T. Howard will
be at the Willard after next Sunday.
Representative Dill will speak of his ex-
periences while in France at the monthly
meeting of the Anthony League at 1926
Rhode Island avenue Thursday, February
Z. pm. Mrs. Newton d. Baker and Mr..
Walter Sorrell will sing and Mr. Frank
Gebest will give piano selections.
The officers Service Club had an in
tereSting company last evening to see
new French war pictures, shown under
the direction of the bureau of eco
monies. On Sunday evening they had
II song fest under the direction of MIR.
Kenneth 3. Clark. director of music at
Camp Meade. About 100 officers and
their wives joined in the singing of
popular songs. Miss Elizabeth Winston
will give a piano recital there Friday
evening.
Surgeon William Dunlop Owens, U.
S. N. has arrived from France and will
their home, 2020 r street.
Formal announcement has been made
by Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram w. Sibley of
New York Of the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Margaret Urling Sibley.
to Lieut. O'Donnell Iselin, son of Mr.
and Mrs Columbus ODonnell Iseln.
also of New York. Lieut. Iselin. who is
in France, has been in training at an
officers training camp at Fontainbleau.
where he received his commission in
the artillery. Miss Sibley is member of
the Colony Club and granddaughter
of the late Hiram Sihley. who was in
terested with Prof. Morse in the early
development of the telegraph.
A benefit card party will be given this
evening by Mrs. Robert ID. Shepherd for
the Daughters of the Confederacy endow-
ment fund, which will be used for the
Gen. Harry Heth bed at the American
Hospital in France. AS the government
is using part of Mrs. Shepherds home
only those having reserved tables can
be accomm odated.
Mrs. Sutherland, wife of Senator
Sutherland, Will be at home informally
tomorrow afternoon from $3.50 to $3.50
at her residence, 2119 Connecticut ave
nue. Miss Sutherland will assist in re-
ceiying.
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