Evening star., 1919-04-27

e lunclling with Gen. and Mrs. Will
Club, and on Tuesday evening Mr.
We large dinner in their honor.
| Anna Hamlin, Miss Elizabeth Grinnell,
Miss Leila Gordon, Miss Mildred
Bromwell, Miss Olyve Graef, Miss Alys
Emo of Princeton. N. j.; Miss Mary
, Lorillard of New York and Miss Mary
| Cameron of Staten Island, N. Y,
wore draped gowns of apple green
| chiffon cut with square necks and
| long flowing sleeves, and wore large
white leghorn hats with the crowns
! covered with apple blossoms. All car
| ried bouquets of white lilacs and pink
roses. Mr.. Merrill Chaplin of New
| York was the best man. and the
ushers were Mr. Alan Hartman, Mr..
John Kuser. Mr.. Coster Schermerhorn,
Mr. Anson Taylor, Mr.. Meredith Pyne
and Mr.. Jarvis Cromwell of New York.
and Mr.. Aiken Reichner of Philadel-
| phia and Mr.. John Harlan of WASH
| ington.
| A reception Immediately followed
at Rauscher's. which was decorated
with standards of spring flowers and
smilax,- which sprayed the walls OF
the bathrooms. Mrs. Russell, who as
sisted I'm receiving. wore an effective
gown of gray chiffon cloth with 8
large. blue straw hat trimmed with
marten neckpiece.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. tkuser
left for a wedding trip, the bride
travelling in a dark blue crepe de
chine gown trimmed in tan, and q
tan velour cape and toQue OF blue
faille with red straw crown.
Among the out-of-town guests at
the wedding and reception were the
bridegroom's parents and sister, Col.
and Mrs. Anthony Kuser and Miss
Cynthia Kuser of Bernardsville, N. j.;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kuser and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Kuser Of New Jersey.
Mrs. Henry Emo of Princeton, N j.;
Miss Margaret Cameron. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Gamble, Miss Leila Bur-
den and Miss Geraldine Graham, Mr..
nest Lorillard of New York, and Miss
Alice ReQua Of California.
| Senator and Mrs. Frank b. Kellogg
left Washington yesterday for a visit
| to their home. in st. Paul.
| Mrs Ida Kerr Ellinger of 640
/ Madison avenue, widow Of Emanuel
| Ellinger of New York city. was mar
! ried to Mr.. Carloe c. Arosemena, once
| minister from Panama to the United
1 States. in her apartment on last
i Thursday by the Rev. DR.. James Pal
mer. Mr.. Russell Hopkins was best
I man.
| After a reception Mr. Arosemena
and his bride started on a honeymoon
| trip. They will live in New York
| where Mr.. Arosemena, who returned
Brig. Con. Charles Lee. r. r. c.,
who spent several months in Wash
| fngton as head Of the. British avia.-
| tion mission, has returned after q
long stay in England
| Tho marriage Of Miss Helen Hazel
Clark, daughter Of Interstate Com
merce Commissioner and MSs. Edgar
E. Clark, whose marriage to Maj. Lay
son Atkins, U. 8. A.. will take place at
st. Thomas Church on Saturday. May
t10, at o'clock in the afternoon
will be followed by a small reception
at Rauscher's. Miss Louise Pugh will
be the maid of honor and the bbride's
] the flower girl. The best man and
ushers will be brother officers Of Mai
Atkins. but owing to the uncertainty
| of Army orders their names cannot
| be announced until later.
Nine. Grouitch, wife Of the Ser
| bian minister. who arranged the bene-
fit which was held at the residence o.
Mrs. Breckenridge Long on April 20
when Miss Dorothea Spinney gave
l Euripides' Tragedy Of the Trojan
| Women. and Mrs. Clarence Conner
sang American and Serbian national
airs accompanied by Commander
Austin Kautz. U. 8. n. desires to ex-
press her sincere thanks to the per-
| formers. the members Of the commit
tee and all who gave their support
toward making the evening a success
Tho proceeds. amounting to $1.575, will
go toward the support Of the aged
mother of an American doctor who
| died in Serbia. Those on the commit
tee were Mrs. Frank Lyon Polk, Mrs
William Phillips. Mrs. Breckenridge
Long. Mrs. Henry D. Flood. Mrs
Arthur Glasgow. Mrs. Walter School
kopf, Mrs. H. H. Rousseau. Mrs. Law
renee Townsend. Mime. Lazarvttch and
Mr.. William Bowie Clarke. chairman
! Of the ushers.
! Mr.. and Mrs Edward A. Mitchell
have returned from Charleston. s. G.
masage Of thsir son to Lieut. a1efs
! Alexander Mitchell, u. s. n. and Miss
Eleanor Gordon .Kinzie. daughter. OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kinzie. which took
Episcopa. Church. Lieut.: Mitchell is
| on sea duty, and will be engineer
| officer of the new destroyer Belknap
which will be commissioned tomor.
row at Quincy, Mass.
Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall is honor.
ary chairman OF the salvation Army
drive to be Held the week of May 10
Mrs. Louis Brownlow is chairman OF
the committee. Vice chairmen are
Mrs. William Howard Taft, Mrs. New.
ton D. Baker, Mrs. franklin D. Roose.
Welt. The members of the committee
are Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin. Mrs
George Barnett, Miss Cornelia Adds
Mrs. John Allan Doughterty, Mrs
Swormstedt. Mrs. Court F. Wood, Mrs
Simon Wolf and Miss Mary OToole
The drive will open with ball tn.
evening of May -. and closes with q
"a, beginning at .4:30.
Patronesses for Club BENEFIT.