Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-13

| ington the end of the month to spend
| Easter with Admiral and Mrs. Palmer
! The Marquis and Marquise de PoHg-
| nae. who went to New York for the re-
ception opening of the exhibition OF the
Fare paintings of the sky flshters
home in Washington. While at New
York the de Polignacs were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford A. Cochran
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Hub
bell. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Parmele Hubbell, formerly of Toledo,
| Ohio. and Mr.. Graeme Smallwood, son
Of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Smailw GOD
/ took place yesterday morning at 1880
| o'clock in St. Margaret's Church, the
rector, the Rev. Herbert Scott-Smith,
| officiating. The church was decorated
with Easter lilies, palms and spring
! flowers, a color scheme of pink and
white being carried out. There were no
attendants.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father. wore a blue travelling
suit with n hat OF the same shade
trimmed with gold. Her corsage bou-
quet was of lilies of the valley and
sweetheart roses. After the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs tSmallwood stood in the
veStry room and received the guests
who witnessed the ceremony and later
left for their wedding trip. They viii
be at ohme after April / at E,mira,
~ Y. where Mr.. Smallwood. who is an
inspector in the United States Signal
Corps, is stationed.
Col w A Green of Chicago has
been spending few days with his son.
Lieut.. K. II. A. Green, at Washington.
D. e. He entertained Lieut.. and Mrs.
r. H. a. Green. Lieut.. Q. L. Cook and
Lieut.. b H. Dunn at a dinner party at
the Raleigh Hotel.
Mr. David Lawrence, the well known
newspaper correspondent, VIII SPEAK
tonight at $50 O'Clock at the College
Women's club on some phases of the
war The members have been asked to
bring guests and a number Of men Will
be in the audience.
The Congressional Club will present
musical farce Friday afternoon entitled
THE Lamentable Tragedy OF omelet
and Oatmealia." Tea will be served at
o'clock The usual weekly post cards
will be omitted for the present
There will be given on Wednesday,
March 20, at 8 o'clock. at the knlcker-
booker Theater. 18th street and Coiun-
fund Of the Medical Corps branch. Army
Emergency Committee. a matinee OF
wonderful moving pictures. war MINIS,
interesting but not distressing. foi-
lowed by charming film play The war
films can be seen nowhere else, and are
of great interest to every American.
The Medical Corps branch. Army Elmer
genCy Committee. looks after the COM
fort of all men connected with the
medical department of the Army, send
ing warm garments to camps and equip
ping units preparing to go overseas
This is done only at the request of re
sponSible officers. speaking for their
men, so that all garments sent are
really needed and are put to good use.
The ladies Of the Medical Corps branch.
Army Emergency Committee. with their
chairman. Mrs. Gorgas, will be in
charge Of the theater on the day of the
matinee. Tickets. for which no in
creased charge is made. can be obtained
from Mrs. Robert Noble. the Lonsdale,
21Ss California street northwest
Miss Corlis T. Nolan. the little daugh-
ter of Representative and Mrs. John I.
Nolan of California, was hostess at q
children's party in honor of her fourth
birthday. The afternoon was spent in
playing games and n huge Jack Horner
pie, from which each child drew
favor proved TO be q source of great
merriment. color scheme of white
land yellow was charmingly carried out
with its four dainty yellow candles,
was the center of attraction,
The guests of Miss Nolan were Misses
Betty Richards Jeanne Richurds, Cath
crime Young, Betty Walsh. Anna Wolfe.
Mary Wolfe. Catherine Muliowny, Emily
Hensley and Masters Conrad Kahn,
Walter Hcnsley. Robert Martin, David
McCoach, Frederick Lee and Cooper
Jacoway.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. kennady of
Laurel, Md. announce the marriage of
their daughter. Mary Pigman, to Lieut.
John Banks Bartholow. jr, |. S. 4.
They were quietly married at the Ma
pies. the home of the brides parents,
on Saturday evening, March g.
Jsrnn,e
who have been passing the late winter
at the St. Charles. Atlantic CITY have
gone to New York. where they are
staying at the La Sale.