Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-20
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- ISIS MARGARET WILSON
has taken a box and will
~ entertain guests at the
4 Saturday night perform
- ~,

i - N5dSotO0S Hight PCfhoi
afice OF the Washington
Opera Company, when they present
Faust" for the last time this season.
She Will Also hear Mime. Louise Homer
in concert this afternoon
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Baker
| have taken box for the Washington
Opera Company at the Shubert- Garrick
tomorrow night, and win entertain
| guests.
| Tonight the Secre tary and Mrs. Baker
will attend the first Of the evening
concerts to be given under the aus
pieces Of Miss Laura Harlan. who has
grouped itto series of twelve some
Of the best musicians of the age. Mrs.
Bakers brother. Mr.. Ralph Leopold.
1 will play tonight.
Diplomats Dinner Tonight.
The minister Of Switzerland and
4 Nine. Salser will entertain at dinner
I this evening at the legation in COM
bffasht to a group of the delegates to
1 the International labor conference.
1 Two large and important dinner
parties viii be entertained tonight.
one with Baron Mayor ies Planches
Of italy as host and the other for the
! Swedish delegates attending the in
terna tional labor conferences.
Baron Mayor des Planches will en-
l teFtain his guests in the presidential
suite at the New willard. and the
other dinner party will be entertained
/ IN one of the smaller suites Of the
hotel.
A small party of guests representa-
| tive Of the official, military and resi-
1t the wedding this afternoon of Miss
| Mary Frances IdttelI daughter Of
Brig. Cen /. W. Ltteli of the Soldiers
Horne and MIS-. Littell, and Command
er George s. Rryais, u. S. N. The eere-
BISHOP Charles Henry Brent, in the
chapel at Soldiers Home. at 5 O'Clock,
will be attended with great SIMPLE
| its, owing to mourning in the brides
family.
ss sh w s b. r Ssr ssss 1rr Me-
William c. Owen. will be her only at
tendant. Ceinfnander William A.
| Angwin will act as best man and the
ushers will include Commander c. A.
Dunn. Commander n. H. Wright, Lieut.
| Lieut.. Commander G. J. Moore. A
| small reception for the relatives and
| intimate friends will follow at Gen.
and Mrs. I.itteirs quarters. Following
| their wedding trip Commander Bryan
and his bride will make their home in
Washington. where they have taken
an apartment at 1921 18th street. Mt.
| and Mfe. George Bryan Of North Caro-
lima. parents OF the bridegroom, are
here for the wedding.
| Miss Marian Drain, the debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs james A.
Drain. was the hostess at luncheon
party today, entertaining for her
house guests, Miss Aleen Hughes and
4 Miss Elsie Sutcliffe of Canada. The
4 guests. numbering fourteen Included
number of the buds Of this year,
and the table was decorated with a
center piece of pink and white chrys-
Miss Drain will make her formal
debut at tea to be given on Monday.
D december l, at the family residence,
on MaSsa chusetts avenue. A small
dance will follow for the receiving
party.
Mrs. Claudia Northrup was the host
ess at q charming debatante luncheon
today. given in compliment to Miss
buds Of the season. The table was
adorned with yellow chrysanthemums
and the guests included Miss Nancy
Lane, Miss Marcia Chopin, Miss Mar
garet Crosson, Miss Frances Han,o-
son. Miss Peggy Martla. Miss Betty
Delphine Heyl. Miss Anne Dulany
Miss Mary Custis Lee, Miss Anne Cor.
don, Miss Lindsay Wood, Miss Sarah
King. Miss Mona Blodgett. Miss Tay.
Miss Marguerite Simonds and Miss
Enid Sims.
Mr.. Hip Glizlc Of warsaw, the new
commercial attache OF the Polish le-
cation, has arrived in Washington
Willard.
Mrs. r. w. West, wife Of Maj. West,
deputy goysrnor' has s e guest s,s at
Mrs. Joseph L. Hanley Of Kansas City.
Tor whom she will entertain at tea
Saturday afternoon. -.
Mrs. W. T. Evans and Mrs. Tvree
Rivers VIII assist Mrs. West in her
hospitality.
II A large group of important WASH
fngton society folk attended the we'd
ding IN New York Of Miss Isabel Stet-
tinius, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward R. Stettinius of 1921 Park ave
nue., to Mr. John B. Marsh, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur r. Marsh of that city,
in St. James Episcopal Church. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
DR.. Frank Warfield Crowder. rector Of
the church. and Bishop Charles Sum-
ner pronounced the benediction.
Gen. John ]. Pershing, U. s. A, at
tended both the ceremony and the re-
ception at the house. and other guests
included the Belgian ambassador and
Baroness de Cartier. the Russian am
bassador, MT. Boris Bakhmeteff; Brig
Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Francis Egan.
The bride, who was given away by
her father, wore q gown of lace and
satfn with tulle veil extending from
the headdress to the end Of the court
train of brocaded satin and lace. A
sprig of orange blossoms held the veil
to the small lace cap of coronet shape.
4 The bride carried muff Of lilies of
the valley. She WAS attended by her
sister. Miss Betty Stettinius, and Miss
Barbara Brown. They wore pink chif-
fH- nrer n'"Nr s"tio. v'th CIRCLES and
llD r.