Evening star., 1919-10-12
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| ~"SoA d III SoV III CQ6 morning.
Lieut.. Woodward served overseas
1or sixteen months with the 10th
fieid Artillery Of the Sd Division.
Ark.
Lieut.. and Mrs Woodward will
make their home in Little Rock after
their return from Hot Springs.
Mrs. William Utley Thayer has
given up her home on Park road for
the present and will spend the fall
ana winter in Detroit. Mich. and in
California
Mrs: William Tenney Gage of De-
troit Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Will
nam U. Thayer, on Park road. They
VIII both leave Wednesday for At
lantic City and New York city, en-
route to the west.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Kalisher of 1434
Harvard street will be at home in
formally Thursday evening. October
10, from 8 to 90. prior to their de-
partCre to Philadelphia, where they
Will make their future home.
Mrs. kalisher, who is the daughter
OF Rabbi Stern, is we'll known In
church and musical circles, and her
departure from Washington will be
greatly regretted.
Mrs. Walter Everett Hutton, presi-
gent of the Robert E. Lee Chapter,
No. 644, u. D. c.. and Mrs J. Lee
webb, vice president, have been at
tending the reunion of the Confed-
| crate veterans at Atlanta, Ca, and
are expected back today.
The annual rummage sale of the
chapter will begin tomorrow at 171512
!th street northwest. Chapter MEM
bers and friends are requested to CO.
| operate.
The College Women's Club will have
as dinner guests on Thursday even
ing, October 16, the delegates to the
Physicians. who are visiting leading
American cities before returning to
their homes overseas. DR.. Ada
Thomas, first vice president Of the
club, will act as hostess in the alb
sence of the president, Mrs. William
for the weekend. The opening recep-
| tion of the season is scheduled for
the near future as well as a luncheon
at the clubhouse for members and
| their guests.
Mr., George c: Wildermuth, jr.. of
sturges keep. daughter Of Mr.. and
Conn, were married by the Rev. DR..
Charles Fancis Carter on last Wednes-
day in that city
The bride was attended by Mrs.
George Frederick Reiman. Sd. Of Con-
nellsville, Pa, formerly Miss Winifred
Goff of Corning, N. Y The bride is a
graduate Of the Martha Washington
Seminary. Washington, while the
bridegroom received his degree at
st. Lawrence University Law School.
place. Brooklyn. They both have
many friends in Washington.
| OF interest not only to thousands
of children for whom she has done
SO much in the past two years. but
college fraternity and Red Cross as
sociates throughout Maryland, Vir-
| ginia. West Virginia and the District
of Columbia. is the announcement
made Thursday of the engagement
! of Miss Ida NJ Bassett, director Of
the Junior Red Cross, Potomac di-
vision, to Mr.. Harold Spencer Bird
+ of Lansing. Mich.
Ever since October. 1917, when she
volunteered her services to the New
York Intercollegiate Bureau Of Oc-
i cupation for war work and was ap-
pointed to her present Office, Miss
| Bassett has been prominently identi-
| fed with tn school children of WASH
| ington and the states of her division
She has visited every city and town
! Vulnerable friends in educational cir
| cies by her talents as we'll as her
charming personality.
Born at Plymouth. Mass. where her
| family has resided for generations,
che modestly admits that she is a
| the first white child born in the
| famous colony. who married a Bas-
sett, while on her mothers side Anne
| Rogers, who came over on the May
! flower, is also an ancestor.
Miss Bassett is graduate of Brown
j nd m hor Nf ha
Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity. She
resides at the College Club, 1922 I
street northwest No date has been
| set for the wedding, but 1t Is UNDER
| stood that it will take place this fall.
A quiet but pretty wedding was
| solemnized Saturday at noon in st.
Teresa's Church. Anacostia. D. C.,
when Miss Abbie A. Hudson. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Berry,
The bride was attended by her sister.
Mrs. Antoine Meuchaw, as matron, and
Mr.. Joseph Brown was best man.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Beall left for an extended trip north.
the latter wearing a becoming suit
match. They will be at home, after
November i, at 1858 Mount View
place. Anacostia. D. c.
Mrs. Mary E. Woolf and Mrs. Charles
F. Maloney were hostesses at a mis-
cellaneous shower, given in honor OF
their niece, Miss Anna r. Mann, whose
! wedding took place Wednesday even
| ing. Among the guests were: Miss
Marie Greer. Miss Gussie Bond, Miss
Ruthette Penn. Miss Florence Colds
| worthy, Miss Martha Martin, Miss
Helen Weschler, Miss Minnie Baulser,
Miss Mary Maloney, Miss Jane Ma
loney. Miss Helen Beatty, Miss Laura
Baulser Miss Marie Kane, Miss Mar
ion Lynch, Miss Nora Donaldson, Miss
Helen Mann. sister of the bride: Mrs.
worthy, Mrs. Charles F. Mann, Mrs
Edward Baulser. Mrs. Frank Greer.
Mrs Edelin, Owens, Mrs. Victoria
Penn and Mrs. Robert E. Mann,
mother of the bride.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Dorothy
Foster. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
to Mr.. G. Chester Collision Of this
city occurred Monday. October 6, at
the home of the brides parents. After
an extended tour Of the northern
states and Canada Mr.. and Mrs. Col
lison will make their home in Wash
ington.
Tuesday. october IA, at 4 o'clock, at
the College Woman's Club. 1922 ]
street northwest. Miss Ruth Patterson
will receive. assisted by the members
Of Circle No. z.
The War Department Athletic As.
soci alton is giving series of dances
lat the Washington Club, 17th and X
streets northwest, for the purpose OF
having off expenses incurred by the
SCLSj1 %oopn during last s,,ro ~ NJ