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program was rendered by Mrs. Ben.
jamin Soule Gantz, who was assist
ed by Miss Lillian Chenowith, Mrs
Bertrand Trevis. Mr.. Dallas Tucker
and Mr.: William Glover. Mrs: Isaac
Birch being the accompanist. Mrs
Gibson Fahnestock held an informal
reception after the program Mrs
George Covington, Mrs. Wallace
Streater and Miss Fannie presided at
the punch bowls.
A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied Wednesday, June 4, on the re-
ceiving ship In this city, when Miss
Jennie Katharine Youst, only daugh-
HUNT. a seaman gunner. 7. S. N: The
came the bride of Mr.. Harry Jacob
Hunt. seaman Gunner. T. s. N. The
study hall of the receiving ship was
beautifully decorated with flags,
gunners acted as honor guard. The
ceremony was performed by Capt.
c. Q. Wright, u. S. N. The music was
| furnished by the navy yard orches-
ira ira: preceding the ceremony Mr.: John
| Me-"
The bride was beautifully gowned
in white bridal satin and georgette
crepe. with a tulle veil held in place
with orange blossoms, and carried
| brides roses.
Miss Mary Esther Hunt. of Cleves,
Ohio. sister of the groom. who act
! ed as maid of honor. wore blue crepe
| meteor and carried pink roses
The bridesmaid, Miss Elizabeth Ann
Hind, wore pink georgette crepe and
also carried pink roses. The groom is
| the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ]. Hunt
of Cloves. Ohio, and comes of fight
ing stock and had two brothers in
| the world war.
Lieut.. w. G. Moore acted as best
party included Miss Margaret Gilpin.
watson. Mr. Clifford Ferguson and
Mr.. George Hambly. Among those
Youst. Mrs. Harry Hunt Of Gleves,
sentative and Mrs. A. E. B. stephens
Capt: and Mrs: Walter Hunt, Com
Parker. Mr.. and Mrs: Ernest Dipper.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Vanderbilt. Mrs.
Gibson and daughter Charlotte; Lieut..
Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hind and fam
lily and. many other friends OF the
couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Warner Parker an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Anna Mae, to Mr.. Ralph
George Schaefer of Billings, Mont,
the marriage to take place June Is.
An interesting ceremony took place
at Incarnation Church Saturday after
noon. uniting in marriage Mr.. William
Vaughan Howard of Mississippi and
Miss Elise Cudworth of South Caro-
lima. They left the same evening for
their future home in Atlanta. Ga,
| where Mr.. Howard is a well known
and popular member Of the Federal
Board for Vocational Education.
| DR.. and Mrs. James A. Cannon have
! gone to Atlantic Citv WHARF h.
non will attend the surgical section
of the American Medical Association
Congress. He will go from there to
Rochester. MINI. On his return he will
stop in Chicago and Cleveland. DR..
Cannon will return to Washington about
| July 10.
| The marriage of Miss. Beatrice M.
Parker daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| liam H. Parker. to Mr.. James H. Finn
will take place tomorrow morning at
the Church of the Sacred Heart, 14th
| street and Park road northwest, Rev. E.
Jerome Winter officiating. Miss Par
ker's only attendant will be Miss
Gladys Grainey of Brockton, Mass. a
cousin OF the bridegroom. The best
man will be Mr.. Thomas Hurney of
| this city.
The marriage of Miss Minnie C.
Kleinheinn of this city and Mr.. A. E.
Nelson Of Renova, Pa, took place
quietly at the parsonage of the Rev.
Richard Schmidt on Wednesday. June
4. Directly after the ceremony a
| supper was given at the home Of the
| bride, at which only the two immedi-
| ate families were present, and later
| Pa, where they will make their
| future home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Sommers left
Washington last week to spend the
summer at Atlantic City.
Among the numerous. reunions Of
| educational institutions of the Dis
trict none has a more metropolitan in
| terest than the annual meeting of the
Georgetown alumnae, because Of the
large number OF women who come
from various sections of the country.
At the twenty-fifth annual reunion.
held last Tuesday, there were repre-
| sentatives from Salt Lake City. Chi
cago, Denver, Tulsa, Kansas City, Seat
| tie and Spokane.
The sisters entertained the two
hundred guests at luncheon. and gave
| them the freedom Of the grounds for
! the afternoon.
| The officers of tho association are:
| President, Mrs. Albert Gleaves: cor
responding secretary, recording secre-
| tary. treasurer and historian are, re-
spectively. Miss Agatha O'Neale. Miss
Mary Lee Goddard. Miss Borrodell
| Cover and Mrs Milton E. Smith
Mrs. E. H. Ripley left the capital
on Friday to spend the summer at
Washington Grove. Md.
! Poultry raising for city dwellers.''
beautiful and instructive pictures, will
be shown in the parish hall Of All Souls
Memorial Church. Connecticut and
Cathedral avenues. Thursday evening,
June IL. at o'clock. There will be
dancing at $50 o'clock.
| Those in charge Of tables are: Ice
Mrs. Jack Sterrett, Mrs. Robert ster-
rett. Mrs. Green. Mrs. Bruce and. Mrs
Burwell: peanut table, Mrs. Whit
man and Mrs. George Worthington;
homemade cakes. Mrs. Bright, Mrs
sonnell and Mrs. Peyton; ice cream
Hansmann and Mrs. Pratt; candy
table, the Misses Block. and flower
girls in charge of Mrs. Quinter.
Mrs. George Vest and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Mason Young, are spend
ing the week at Carvel Hall. Mrs.
Vests son, George Vest, is a student
at the academy.
Mrs. Ralph Wilton. who chaperoned
a party of Washington young people
at Annapolis this week. returned to
the city last night. accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Amy Wilton.
whose marriage to Ensign Ernest
Steven. U. S. N, will take place this
afternoon in old st. Paul's Church,
Washington circle. the Bishop Of
will follow at the home of the BRIDES
| pa rents