Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-21
Society
CONTINUED from Sixth Pase.)

and dried ball with music. dance and
supper. the police benefit ball TO De
given at Wardman Park Hotel on Mon
day night. December 80. for the police
performances for the children Of police
men on duty in the capital
| Mrs Thomas F. Walsh, who is hnanc-
ing the ball. and Mr.. Harry Wardman.
who is furnishing the Christmas tree
lighting. have Jointly sent out the in
vitation to between 600 and TOO children.
every one OF whom will receive gift
from the tree. The Home Defense
League met the troublesome proposition
OF how to get tho children from their
homes to Wardman Park Hotel by Offer
| ing to furnish transportation for them
and for the mothers who accompanied
| the younger children.
| MI Roland S. Robbins, manager Of
b. F. Keith's Theater. IL helping to ar
| range the program for the children's en-
Itertainment, and will furnish some at
tractive vaudeville features. which will
have as an addition an old-fashioned
Punch and Judy show. The children's
entertainment win begin at o'clock
and will last until $50.
The committees for the ball include
Mrs. Dougherty. chairman: boxes. Mrs.
Lawrence Townsend: Christmas tree.
ME-; Enangham Townsend; floor com.
.
finance committee. Mr.. Roy L. Neu-
! hauser, and publicity, Mr.. Ernest Hast
| ings.
Boxholders for the ball include Mrs.
Willard H. Brownson. Mrs. Stephen B.
Charles Boushton Wood. Mrs. Robert
NJ Thompson. Mrs. Edison Bradley. Mrs.
Victor Kaufman, Mrs. Edward B. Nc
| Lean. Mrs. A. Delos Blodgett. Mrs. Ju-
Ian James. Mrs. Thomas F. Logan. Mrs.
liam Phelps Emo. Mr.. Franklin Mac
Veagh. Mr.. Edward Everett and Col
Fowler.
The list Of patronesses insures a
fashionable attendance, many Of the
women whose names appear entertain
ing dinner parties and taking their
guests to the ball.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and Miss Mar
garet Wilson head the list, with Nine
LIE Breton. and Baroness de Cartier.
Nine. Sulzer, Nine. Tsamados. Countess
Gi.ycka: Mrs: Richard n. Townsend.
Bradley. Mrs. A. P. Niblack. Mrs
Charles l. McCawley, Mrs. Henry T.
Mayo. Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood.
Mrs Thomas B. Hutchinson. Mrs
Stephen b. Ekins. Mrs. Augustus P.
Gardner. Mrs.. Arthur Lee. Mrs. c. c.
Mrs. Wilkinson a Mrs. Richard d'0 Har.
low. Mrs Clarence Wilson, Miss
Sarah Lee, Mrs. Henry C. Corbin. Mrs
Frank B. Noyes, Mrs. Frank Hume,
Mrs. Charles Warren. Mrs. James Nc
Donald. Mrs Victor Cushman. Mrs
son. Mrs. Randolph H. McKim, Mrs
Robert Patterson. Mrs. George Eustis.
and Mrs. T. W. Synons, and as patrons.
Capt. Robert Glen and Mr. William
Phelps Emo.
M ~
Bruner Of Philadelphia, daughter Of
Mr.. 3. L. Bruner of that city, to Mr.
Franklin Snow Of Boston took place
at noon Yesterday in st. Thomas
Church. with Dr. C. Ernest Smith Off
ciating.
Capt. o. B. Kalbaueh gave the bride
away, and Mr.. George Orlem of Phila-
delphia served as best man for Mr..
Snow. Mrs. Franklin B. Snow, ST., Of
Boston, mother Of the bridegroom.
came on Tor the ceremony. and Mrs.
Pearl Mullett was also present
Upon their return from a short we'd
ding journey Mr.. and Mrs. Snow will
make their home with Capt. KalbauRh
during the winter. where both were
guests as was also Mrs. Snow. ST..
The marriage Of Miss Frances Tut
wiler Of Romney and Mr.. Jacob Krum-
mel Of Charleston. W. Va, took place
ats o'clock last evening at the East
ern Presbyterian Church. the Rev
NJ. Tutwiler Of Mcdonald, W. Va.
gave his sister away. and Immediate
! " after the ceremony the bridal party
ind those witnessing the ceremony
vent to the Raleigh Hotel. where MI.
md Mrs. Tutwiler entertained them
It dinner and later at the theater In
he company were. besides Mr. and
Mrs Tutwiler. the hosts. Mr. and Mrs.
Nrummel. the Misses Flossie and
Georgiana Tutwiler. sisters of the
,ride. and Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Ed
nunds Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Kfummel will snend
some time In Washington before GO
ng to their home in Charleston, W.
Va.
Mr.. David Franklin Houston. jr.. a
! student at Harvard University. ar
lived from Cambridge yesterday to
mend Christmas with his parents, the
Secretary Of Agriculture and Mrs
Houston.
Miss Helen Burns. who is a student
at Notre Dame. Baltimore, has ar
rived to spend the holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Burns, 210s r street northwest. Miss
Burns was the recipient Of signal
honor last week when she was chosen
from the entire student body to play
the stellar role Of Mary in the Ma
tivity day play given for the benefft
Of the foreign missions by the Merrie
Masquers Of Notre Dame
An exceedingly we'll arranged we'd
ding was that in Keller Memorial
Lutheran Church at o'clock last
evening. when tho Rev. Samuel p.
Nicholas united In marriage Miss Alice
York, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. York. and Mr.. Leon H. Ristig. The
church was attractively decorated
with ferns and palms and about the
altar were white flowers in profusion.