Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-10

c McChord and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Line Elder, who arrived from Indian
apolis last night to be their guests |
at Wardman Park Hotel for some
time.
The Vice President and Mrs Mar
shall entertained the entire company
at luncheon at the Capitol.
His royal highness. Dedjazmatch
Nado. of Abyssinia and the mem
bers of his suite were conspicuous
figures in the diplomatic gallery IN
the Senate today to hear President
Wilson's address
The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Baker will be the honor guests at
dinner to be given this evening at
Spruce Log Cabin by Col and Mrs.
! Charles Patterson.
| The Secretary and Mrs. Baker have
as their guest the latter's brother Mr..
Ralph Leopold, who recently received
! his discharge from the Army. Mrs.
! Baker viii go to Camp Humphreys to-
/ morrow evening to attend the dance.
! The Attorney General. Mr.. A.
! Mitchell Palmer. entertained a small
! company at dinner at the Shoreham
( last evening.
The Italian ambassador and Coun-
! tess Macchi di Cellere have cabled to
! the embassy here that they will ar
companied by their children.
! Mrs. Gore a Luncheon Hostess.
Mrs. Thomas P Gore, wife of Sena-
tor Gore. was hostess at a luncheon
at the Capitol today. when her guests
/ included Mrs. James A. Reed, Mrs
/ William J. Macdonald of Pasadena
, Calf: Mrs. Allen Porter of Kansas
| City, Mrs. Joseph Ponder and Miss
Ma oP n.1 oF
whom were at the Capitol to hear the
| President speak.
Miss Margaret Young of Oklahoma
who was the guest for some time of
| accompanied by the latters little
daughter, Miss Nina Gore.
The marriage of Miss Leona Curtis.
daughter of Senator and Mrs. Charles
| Curtis. and Mr.. Webster knight, I'd
took place last evening at o'clock
at the residence of the brides par
ents, on Belmont road The ceremony
was performed in the drawing room
by Rev DR.. Herbert Scott Smith in
! ing gathering of relatives and init
mate friends. The bridal party
passed through an aisle formed of
white satin cords caught on tiny white
posts to the improvised altar, where
| the bridegroom and his best man, Mr..
Clinton knight, awaited them.
The bridal couple stood beneath a
canopy of asparagus vine in the floral
bower in the bay window. Pink
| gladioli white phlox, palms and foil
| age plants were used and the same
| flowers were placed about in the
/ drawing room suite, while Shasta
| daisies and ferns banked the mantels.
! The bride. who was very charming
| in her wedding costume, was escorted
and given in marriage by her father.
Of 1rrct
tinted satin. made on the new
! silhouette. with a draped skirt taper
ing in at the hem. The sleeveless
| bodice. with it's square decollete, was
extremely simple and was worn with
| long white gloves reaching to the
| shoulders. Her court train of the
satin fell in graceful folds from the
| shoulders. where it was held with
| "A silver ornament. She wore a volu-
mnous tulle veil caught with a cor
| onet of duchess lace and held at
/ either side with a knot of orange bios
SONS. An exquisite shower bouquet
| of white orchids. stephanotis and
| swansonia was carried.
! An informal reception for the guests
| present at the ceremony followed.
| when the bride and bridegroom were
| assisted in receiving by Mrs. Curtis,
mother of the bride. who Wore a hand
| some gown of fiimy white lace, with
| a girdle of paStel-Shaded satin, and
| groom. who wore white satin trimmed
| with crystals and yelled in black net
Mrs Charles T. George. sister of the
bride, also assisted in receiving, wear
ing a lovely gown of cream-colored
georgette crepe and lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knight left later for
| motor trip, the latter travelling
| in 4 smartly tailored suit of dark
blue twill made with severely plain
coat reaching to the knee, with a
| narrow black leather belt marking
| the waist line. With this she wore
a small green-and-blue hat wreathed
with flowers. At the conclusion of
| their wedding trip, Mr.. knight and
| where they have taken a house for
the summer months.
The out-of-town guests here for
the wedding included Mr.. and Mrs.
parents of the bridegroom; Col Web
| ster Knight Miss Adelaide Knight
and Miss Edith knight, also of Provi-
i dence: MIS- J. B. Richardson of Rum
ford. r. l.; Mrs. E. S. Roumaniere of
Boston. Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Ken
yon, Mr.. T. X Webster and Miss
/ Marian Webster of North Attleboro.
! Mass.
Representative and Mrs Ira Copley
| returned to Washington last evenin e
, from a motor trip to Quebec and
| through the Berkshires.
! Capt Roy Glen of the British en-
| bassy staff entertained at dinner last
| evening at the Chevy Chase Club.
Miss Susie Belle F>rierson, daughter
| of Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs F'rierson, has gone to Chatta-
! nooga Tenn for the summer months.
Mrs walmsley has left Washington
On n