Evening star., 1919-03-09

in the presence of a small company
of relatives and intimate friends.
The bride wore a gown of white
satin over cloth of silver, with an
overdrapery of white georgette crepe,
EN- broidered in pearls. Her tulle veil
was held with ceronet of point. lace,
caught with pearls, and she carried
a shower of orchids and bride roses.
Miss Florence Hellman attended her
sister as maid of honor, wearing a
charming gown of buttercup taffeta
and tulIe.
The bridesmaids, Miss Hazel He'll
man and Miss Bessie Fahnesteck, wore
picturesque taffeta and tulle. the for
mer in pink and the latter in pale
green.
All the attendants carried clusters
of sweet peas in pastel tints.
Mr.. Herbert Primm, brother of the
bridegroom, acted as best man.
A reception followed, and later Mr.
and Mrs. Primm left for their wedding
trip, the bride travelling in a. modish
blue serge coat suit with violet
flower and straw hat
They will reside at 1910 Quincy
street on their return.
One of the largest functions to be
given after the Lenten season will be
the Dixie ball, which 10 held in the
two ball rooms of the New Willard
Easter Monday night of each year.
This ball is given by Robert E. Lee
Chapter No. ga, United Daughters of
the Confederacy, one of the largest
organizations in the city, incorporated
for benevolent and memorial purposes.
The many friends of this organiza-
ton are asked to give their hearty
| cooperation in making the ball as
brilliant and successful as in previous
years. Following the usual custom,
the patronesses will occupy the boxes
Committees are being rapidly formed
and will be announced at an early
date.
Miss Margaret Craig and Miss Nettie
Medder. ohaperoned by Miss Mafga-
ret's mother, Mrs, E. o. Craig Of Dunn
barton Court, left Friday for South
Bethlehem, Pa, to attend the sopho-
| more cotillon at Lehigh University.
On their return they will stop at Phil
adelphia for a visit TO friends.
Miss Eugenie Biandin of Washington,
formerly of Baltimore, has returned
after a visit to friends there. and is
| the guest of her sister. Mrs. Fl. Allen
| Stuart, wife of Commander H. Allen
Stuart, u. S. N, at her home. 3408 Rod
| man street northwest Miss Blandin is
1.-THE daughter of the late Lieut.. John J.
Hlandin, u. S. N, hero of the II, S. g.
Maine. She is widely known for her
horsemanship throughout the Long
Green and Green Spring Valley, where
| she spends much OF her time during
the summer months at Notch-C1iff, her
ber of the Green Spring Valley Hunt
Club.
! The monthly business meeting of
| the cavalry branch of the Army emer-
gency committee will be held tomor-
row morning at 1890, at the residence
of the chairman, Mrs. Charles Carroll
Walcutt, 1869 Wyoming avenue. Menu
| bers will please bring finished sweat
ers and obtain wool--from the
abundant supply on hand-for knit
ting others to meet the daily requests
! for them.
Interest is being taken in the March
meeting of the Ohio Society, to be
held at Rauscher,s MONDAY evening.
March 10. on account of the large
number of prominent women who will
assist in the entertainment. Mrs.
Baker will sing some OF her most
popular patriotic songs and Miss
Boardman will take for her topic
After the address Mrs. Baker will
sing the dramatic song, "The Amer
leans Come" At the locality party"
which will follow the table for the
state at large will be presided over
| bv Mrs. Atiee Pomerene. Mrs. John
Hervey Young and Mrs. George Il.
Martin; Cincinnati table, Mrs. VIII
liam Howard Taft, Mrs. Wade III. FL
lis, Mrs. G.. =. Karger and Miss Franz
cas- Ratteile; Cleveland, Mrs. Bene-
dict Crowell. Mrs. Rufus Day, Mrs.
simon Wolf and Mrs George A..
Rarnes: Columbus. Mrs. Charles G.
IWaIcutt, Mrs. w v. Cox, Mrs. James
IF. Heed and Mrs, chester 2. SWops.
rksrs. NH N q aaaheF u ohis Gisls