Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26

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last week. with = number Of their
| friends present.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. ". Lewis announce
| the engagement Of their daughter.
Annie, TO Mr.. Joseph Levy. The we'd
ding will be an event of December.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin D. Ellsworth
have just returned to their home, on
4irard street. after spending a week
n Atlanta. Ga
| Miss Loretto Germuiller. daughter
I OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. 9eFmuiller. who
! recently returned from visit to Cal
ifornia, 10 visiting DR.. and Mrs. =. s.
Lethrop, while awaiting the compile
ton n her parents new residence
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles ]. Brand have
given up their apartment IN the Men
deta and have moved to Pittsburgh,
where Mr.: Brand. who organized and
was for six years chief of the bureau
of markets in the Department OF
Agriculture. has become vice pfesf-
dent and general manager OF q large
corporation.
Miss Margaret Craig, daughter OF
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward o. Craig of 1857
3lst street has entered school In New
York. She is recent grady te OF
Western High school.
The Second Baptist Church was the
scene of pretty wedding on Wednes-
day at o'clock, when Miss Lucie c.
Inseoe became the bride Of Mr.. Frank
Hudson of North Garden. Va. During
by the Rev. Howard I. Stewart, Sc
lections were rendered on the organ
by Prof. Louis A. Potter. jr., and
several vocal selections were given
by Mrs. L. Potter.
The bride wore a tailored suit of
blue velour and small hat to match,
and carried 2 bouquet Of white chrys-
anthemums. She was attended by
her sister. Mrs. w. r. Coppage. who
wore q gown of blue georgette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson left immedi-
ately for an extended wedding trip.
They will be At home to their friends
east after November Is.
Mrs. Mary s. Wilson. widow OF
Lieut.. w, Alfred Wilson of III:
X street southeast, is entertaining
her sister, the widow of William B.
Wash. Mrs. Wilson and her sister had
not met for thirty-three years until
her arrival In Washington. having
separated when very young. After q
visit in Baltimore, Mrs. Cowne will
make her home with Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. Nat ]. Simon Of 1904 Randolph
street northwest gave an afternoon at
bone IN honor Of her guest, Mrs. MAX
who has been her guest for several
weeks Among the guests were: Mrs.
Fine and MIST Sadie Fine Of New
York, Mrs. NJ. Kaufman of Riverdale.
Mrs Mrs Rose blondheim, Mrs. Milton Ney;
Mrs. d. Goldberg Of Washington.
Mrs. William F. Quicksau will be at
honiieevery Friday during the winter.
The Serbian relief program which
was deliberately laid out for Thurs
day and Friday Of last week ann was
account Of the sudden death Of the
Italian ambassador, Count Macchi di
Cellere. IL once more assuming gil
santic proportions and interest.
| Two matinees will be given at the
Relasco, one on each day, and adding
which include almost the entire officiai
and social roster Of Washington. will
be- the presence in the theatsr, as guests
Of the Serbian relief, many OF the most
distinguished delegates who will be
in Washington at that time to attend
provided for at the conference in
Paris
/ Holding boxes for Thursday aftsr-
| noon. November 6. will be Mrs. Mar
s shall Field; Mrs: Henry F; Dimock.
eric Atherton. Mrs. Harold Walker,
| Mrs. Walter Tuckerman. Mrs. Aller-
ton S. Cushman, Mrs. Julian James,
Mrs. Alexander Gait and others.
! A number Of ladies having apart
1 given the use of their private sitting
| rooms to accommodate bridge play
ers who do not care to indulge in dane
| ing following the style show and supper
| Among the delegates to the labor
! conference will be Lord Queensbor-
/ ough. the nephew Of Mrs. Henry F.
Dimeek, who will be one Of the guests
Ut Thursday afternoon.
In honor of the delegates to the in
women. the woman members Of the
editorial staff of the United States
bureau of labor statistics will give
tea this afternoon from to at the
Fairment street. The hostesses will
be the Misses Klagsr. Whitney. Hyde,
Turner, Gadsby, Johnson. Parker,
FeiksF' p9hbin, Fisher. Hale. Purs.
The list Of invited guests includes,
besides the guests Of honor from Bel
GUM, France, Cxechoslovakia. Poland,
area. tsi s.n sDe Gsna Ssrw AZ
gentine and Uruguay. the following:
Mrs. Royal Mseker, Mrs. Louis F. Post.
Miss Julia Lathrop, Miss Mary Ander-
SON. Miss Agnes Hart Wilson. Miss
Nathalie Matthews. Miss Mary Van
Kleeck. Mrs. Marguerite Neale, Mrs.
NJ. S. Gerry, Mrs John B. Densmore,
Mrs. Anthony Caminetti. Mrs. Samuel
Gompers, jr.; Mrs. Amiss, Mrs. c. e.
Baldwin. Mrs. Basil M. Manly, the
Misses Ida Tarbell. LILLIAN Wald, Ger
trude Barnum, Jessie Haver, Clara
Morteneen, Marie Obenauel, Laura A.
Thompson, Adelaide r. Hasse. Ann
Herkner. Fisher. Carr. Ernsstine
Friedman and Ethel Smith.
The Rev DR.. and Mrs. Robert Tall
bot returned yesterday from Detroit,
Mich, where they have been for the
last three weeks in attendance upon
the general convention of the Epis-
copal Church.