Evening star., 1919-11-30
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| under careful and loving supervision
and in many instances sick children
! needing special care are often al
! lowed to remain over the allotted
; time.
| In the centers kindergarten and
/ sewing classes are conducted for the
| children, as well as libraries. The Of
! ficers of the society include Miss
{ Mary V. Merrick. president: Mrs. Hen
! ry Simpson, first vice president: Mrs
| Thomas Fl. Carter. second vice preSl-
! dent; Mrs. Thornton p. Boland. treas
! urer: Mrs. Charles p. Eeill, CORE
| spending and recording secretary. and
Miss Cover, assistant secretary.
! Christmas Bazaar.
| Mrs. George Kicker will be in charge
! of the ''delicateSsen store OF the
! benefit bazaar, given under the au.
spices of the women's alliance OF All
Souls Church. in the ballroom of the
New Willard Hotel. Monday. Decem-
ber s. With the high cost of living
| ever in mind every one will be at
| tracted to this unique sales booth
! where people of all tastes may De
| satisfied Mrs. Charles r. Ely. Mrs
| Joseph Stewart and Mrs. Chauncey
! Williams are among the assistants
Mrs. Rucker has chosen. to make a
large success of the benefit for the
| near east fund and charities of the
District of Columbia. There VIII also
be a ball in the evening, pm. 10
! am.
I Shop" will prove popular. because OF
| the human appeal. Mrs. Fletcher mas
| chosen a committee. of whom are
numbered her daughter. MIS-. i: d.
Kemp. Mrs. Isaac Cans and Mrs. mary
| S Seward.
There is to be a display of dolls al
/ the bazaar and ball and this display
will show dolls dressed in the cos
tunes of all nations. Mrs. E. $: Bas-
tin. who arranged for this d,spiay'
will direct the sales of the doll taole
! where dolls of all ages ana ma,1s, HI nntits
grecs may be purchased. Dolls outh.s
will make possible a wide assortment
for dolls wardrobes. Mrs. f.. b.
Evnon. ir., and Mrs. J. +. Laskey are
among the able assistants OF Mrs'
Bastin.
The marriage of Miss Ethel NJ.
Graeves, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs l..
3. F.. Graves of Aspen ND. 70
Mr.. Webster NJ. Brown took place at
St. Mary's Chapel on Saturday. Novem-
Ssr 2s 1:rfoSmsa "a, By By" Rev The ssfs01
I.afferty in the presence OF relatives i've,
and friends Miss Elenor Simpson 1ur-
nished the wedding music. Inc cnurcn
was beautifully decorated with PAINS
and evergreens.
The bride wore pale blue crepe
de chine gown with brides roses. Miss
Pearl n. Graeves, sister of the BRIDE
was maid of honor and wore a gown
Of wistsria satin with bouquet OF
deep pink roses. Mr.. Frank BRADY was
best man.
Following the ceremony a wedding
sumner was served at her parents home
| to relatives and intimate friends. MI
and Mrs. Brown left later for a short
motor trip, the bride wearing blue
silvertone suit with hat to match
The marriage of Miss Anna Bern
stein, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bernstein, and Mr.. Abraham B. Ma
thanson Of Pittsburgh. Pa. took place
Sunday afternoon, November %; at .
an assemblage of relatives and init
mate friends. DIR. G. Silverstone Of
ciated at the ceremony, which was
performed before a cluster OF palms.
Other decorations throughout the
house were autumn flowers and foli-
age..>
The bride wore a gown OF soft white
satin, embroidered in pearls, with
long panel train, which was graceful
ly suspended from the shoulders. HeI
tulle vail was becomingly arranged
orange blossoms, and she carried a
shower bouquet of roses. Master Ju-
liam and Miss Doris Aelper were train
bearers. The former wore black
and white court costume of satin and
velvet and the latter miniature
evening gown of pink and silver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathanson left later in
the evening for New York and Mag
ara Falls, the latter wearing a mod
ish dark dress. fur coat and becom-
ing hat Of henna velvet and piumes
They will be at home after December
10 in Pittsburgh. Pa.
The out-of-town guests present in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. B. Nathanson and
daughter Sara parents and sister Of
the bridegroom, Pittsburgh, Pa: Mr..
and son. Anna and Louis. Cleveland.
Ohio: Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Deeman,
Manifold, Pa; Mrs. ida Cooper. Cleve-
land. Ohio: Mr.. Philip Bernstein.
Woodlawn, Pa, and numerous guests
from Baltimore and vicinity.
Miss BeuIah Beverley Chambers and
Nine. Suzanne Oldberg entertained at
dinner in their Beverly Court apart
ment last evening in honor of SiI
Henry Eduard Parker" of London anG
Colchester.
Sir Henry has just been released
from five years British army service
in Egypt Greece and Turkey. where
he won distinguished honors.
Mrs. Frederick v. Coville is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Chester c. Wood
burn, at I'll 18th street. Des Moines
Iowa.
Prof Joseph Hugo of Carnegie
Technical Institute, Pittsburgh. Pa.
overseas secretary of the knights "
Columbus at Paris headquarters. paid
a short visit to Washington last week,
he at n a and
Mr.. Hugo was official Knight of
Columbus painter to the peace COM
mittee at Paris in addition to his
other duties.
A wedding of interest to many resi-
dents of Washington and it's environs
was that Of Miss Mary Augusta Maca-
tee to Mr.. c. Baltimore Calvert OF
Maryland and Washington. The we'd
ding occurred on Tuesday, November
2s, at Front Royal. Va. the brides
childhood home, the ceremony being
solemnized by Rev. DR.. j. w. Webster
at the beautiful country place of the
brides brother-in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter G. Olmstead.
The bride was given away by her
eldest brother. Mr.. Charles A: Maca-
tee, jr. sof Ashland. KY. in the alb
sence Of her father. Capt. c. A. Maca-
tee, at San Juan, Porto Rico. She was
attended by her little nieces. Margaret
johnson Olmstead. as flower girl. and
Mary Paxton Macatee and Gertrude
Paxton Macatee. The wedding march
was PLAYED by Miss Dorothy Gait of
Hyattsville. The bridegroom's best
man was his nephew, Mr.. w. Gibson
! Carey, jr., of Syracuse. N. Y.
Among those who attended the we'd
ding were Mrs Charles Baltimore CAL
vert. the bridegroom's mother. and
his sister. Mrs. Thomas H. Spence.