Evening star., 1919-04-13

Mount Vernon Seminary Friday even
ing At $50 o'clock.
Mr.. Charles Pergier, commissioner Of
CSechoslovzk legation. viii speak on the
nav Czechosaovak republic
Mrz. o. W. Griswold Is making a
short visit to her parents, Gen. and
Mrs. Mati1e, at the Cairo.
A pretty wedding was solemnized at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Deviny,
Sos Maryland avenue northeast, yester-
day at O'Clock. when their niece. Miss
Lillian Anderson, became the bride of
Mr.. Claude NJ. Grove of Winchester.
Va The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. ]. Compton Ball of Metro
politan Baptist Church, in the presence
of a few relatives and intimate friends.
The wedding party entered the par
1or to the strains Of the 'Lohengrn'
wedding march. which was played by
I q modish gown of. dark blue georgette
| and carried an arm bouquet of Sweet
heart roses. Her little sister. Miss
Margaret Anderson, and her cousin,
Miss Kathryn Deviny. attended her as
flower girA, both dressed in white net
and carrying baskets of spring flowers
Immediately following the reception
1.-THE young couple left for Winchester.
where they win mako their future home
A partial list Of patronesses for the
musical fantasy. Fairy Lane" which
will be given at the Belasco Theater
Tuesday afternoon; ApI1l @ e; ns is as SOL fol-
gren. Mrs. Tasker Bliss. Mime. George
Bakhmetef. Mrs Larz Anderson. Mrs.
Raymond T. Baker, Mrs. John B. Hen
derson, Mrs. William Boardman. Mrs.
Charles Hamlin. Mrs. William Heron.
Mrs. Ord Preston. Mrs. Walter Tucker
mzn, Mrs. Edward B. Mclean. Mrs. P.
Lee Phillips.
benefit OF the Animal Rescue League.
Mrs J. s. Graham. wife of Capt
Graham. q. 8. A.. gave a party Fri
day afternoon for their little son.
James Staples Graham. jr.. in honor
| Of his NTH birthday anniversary.
The table was decorated with Easter
favors, and there were seven little
guests present.
The Society of Mayfiower Descend
ants in the District of Columbia have
cards out for Tuesday evening. April
Club, 1701 X street northwest.
Mr. Charles Pergler, commissioner
of the Czechoslovak republic in the
United States. will address the So
ciety. Subject, 1.-The Czechoslovak
Republic"
Mrs. Albert Tobias Walker Of Hern-
don, Va, formerly Of Washington,
entertained at a beautifully appointed
| luncheon Wednesday,, when her guests
were Mrs. William M. Ayre Of Wash
| ington, Mrs. Blanche Steele, Mrs. Ina
Chase Steele Colson of New York,
Mrs. William I. Robey and Mrs. Fred
| erick R. Ball.
The color scheme Of green and pink
was artistically carried out with car
nations and ferns.
| DR.. r. d. Adams returned to Wash
I ington a few days ago and is now at
I tached to the Army Medical School
During the greater part Of the war
Dr. Adams, who has the rank of
major, was director Of the School of
Military Medicine at Oglethorpe, the
main medical officers training camp
| in this country.
For the past few months DR.. Adams
has been medical chief at the Army
General Hospital. No. 1s. at New
Haven. Mrs. Adams. who Is at present
| visiting friends in Duluth. will short
| ly join DR.. Adams in their apartment
| at the Ontario.
Mrs. Howard Felix Moore and
daughter. Phyllis Shackleford, who
have been spending some time in New
York city. returned last evening to
their home, on 18th street.
At the weekly gymkhana at the
Riding ana Hunt Club Of Washington,
held Yesterday morning for the
younIef generation. the winners in
the four events were: In the stall
race. Theodore Pleadwell Louise Ire-