Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-08
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George Washington University. and
Mr.. Uric s. j. Dunbar, the well known
sculptor. Mr.. Buhrman will made an
address on Ignorance of the Law Is
No Excuse" and Mr.. Dunbar will give
4 talk on sculpture and illustrate II
with clay modelling. The president OF
the club. Mr.. de zapp. will make the
music and refreshments. A short ousl-
ness session will precede the enter
tainment.
The Government Recreation League
of which Mai. William w. Griffin.
Quartermaster Corps. U. S. A., is
president, is having a benefit ball at
the Willard Hotel Tuesday, December
Is, to raise funds for the support and
enlargement of the leagues activities.
1t is expected to be largely attended
and very elaborate affair. The vice
President and Mrs. Marshall, Gen.
Pershing and Admirals Benson and
MCGOWAN. together with other high
Army and Navy officials, are to be
present The cabinet will be well rep
resented, as well as the assistant sec
retaries and heads of departments.
The Government Recreation League
conducted the very successful inter-
pairing for greater things for this
winter and spring.
The Starmont Aid for Consumptives
Will hold its annual sale and tea at
the residence of Mrs. Appleton P.
Clark. jr. 1878 Lanier place. Wednes-
day, December 10, 1919, from to 10
pm. Mrs. George w. Harris is presi-
dent, and Mrs. c. Z. Galliher is treas
urer.
Those in charge of the Various ia :
Bile are: Fancy table, Mrs. S. B.
Maize; handkerchiefs. Mrs. w. c.
Fitch; childrens table and dolls, Mrs.
Charles Demonet: aprons, Mrs. Jan
son; preserves and jellies, Mrs. w. r.
Myers. Others assisting. Mrs w. H.
Sholes Mrs. w. r. Roberts, Mrs. Sam
uel Prescott. Mrs. Ramsay. Mrs An
drew Stewart, Mrs. McLac hlen, Mrs.
Rothrock, Miss Eberly and Mrs. John
Writ.
A wedding of interest took place at
the home of Mrs. Rosa hire, 229
Massachusetts avenue northeast, Tues
fday evening. December 9, 1919, when
Miss Ova Lloyd of Wickes rk, and Mr..
A. {. Stewart of this city were married
by Rev. Howard F. Downs of Waugh NJ.
L. Church.
The bride was attended by Miss Mae
Hunter OF indianapolis and Mr.. John
r. hire acted as best man. Prof.
Harry T. Hall played the wedding
hAol vi 90 thC OIlUc GAME GOWN the
stairway and entered the parlor, es-
corted by Mr.. Edward A. Taylor, who
represented her father, and gave her in
marriage
The bride wore beautiful dress of
peacock blue satin, and a corsage bou-
quet of sweetheart roses. The maid
of honor wore a gown Of taupe georg-
cite crepe and corsage bouquet of
bride roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart have taken an
apartment in the Oxford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Miller, 1896
North Capitol street, are absent to
spend he winter in Florida and Cuba.
Miss Anna O'Rourke entertained last
week in honor of her sister, Miss
Kathlyn O'Rourke of Wilkes-Barre,
Pa. Among those present were Miss
Theresa Murphy. Miss. delaide Noel,
Mrs. Jack Nolan of Chicago. Miss
Mary E. Mccarthy. Miss Marjorie
Horning. Miss Bernadine Dickhaus,
Miss Catherine Manning. Miss Ann
Mccarthy. Miss Andrew Turk of
Athens, Pa: Mr.. John Allen. Mr. Cross
Fields. Mr.. Raymond Collins. Mr.
Harry Lampman, Mr.. George Lower,
Mr.. Tom Tobie. Mr.. Ernest Lyons. Mr..
Leo Calleher and Mr.. Jack Daunzis.