Evening star., 1919-08-31

attendants Miss Ruth Hitchcock and
Miss Leila Gordon of Washington,
and Miss Betty Andrews of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. Among the ushers will
be DR.. Conrad Jenny, hrst secretary
Of the Swiss legation. and Capt. Cres-
breakfast will follow at the Gotham.
Mr.. Webster will take his bride to
Manila, Philippine Islands, where
they will spend some years.
Col. and Mrs M. A. De Laney, who
have recently returned from service
in Europe. are spending two weeks
with friends in Canada and The
Thousand Islands.
Maj and Mrs. Frederick G. Oaker,
A. G. D., Of Camp Humphreys, Va.
have as their guest the majors Sis
ter. Miss A. Mabel Oaker of Newton
Highlands, Mass.
Miss Helen Hopkins, after spending
the month of August on the Jersey
coast, arrived today at Fort Slocum,
N. r.. to be the guest of Lieut.. Col.
and Mrs. Ralph De Voc. Col. De Voc
has just returned from overseas
where he organized and had charge
of Base Hospital No. 81. receiving
the French government in recognition
Of his services.
Mrs. Fred L. Wagar of Washington
has received a cabled announcement
Of the marriage of her daughter Miss
Elizabeth Aldridge PAUL. to Naghi
Khan de Gharageuzlou. SON of the
former minister of Persia to the
United States, Medhi Khan, on Au-
gust Is.
The ceremony was performed at the
Persian legation at Bern, Switzerland,
II An~ H.. t.,
The romance had it's beginning in
this eity at George Washington Uni
versity several years ago. where both
were students Both graduated in
June, 1913, and Miss PAUL received a
scientific degree. She was one Of the
most attractive and most popular
girls at school. leading in school ac-
tivities and fraternity affairs. The
bride belonged to the Chi Omega Fra
ternity.
The Young Women's Christian As
OF q pretty wedding last evening at
z o'clock. when Miss Ora Mahair Of
Marshall. Ark, became the bride of
Mr.. Carl Enge of Louisville, Ky, The
bride looked charming in her travel
ing suit OF blue, with hat to match.
After the ceremony an informal re-
eeption was held and a wedding sup
per was served. The association
rooms were beautifully decorated for
the occasion with ferns, palms and
bride roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Enge left
later on for their future home in
Louisville, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Court F. Wood have
returned from a trip to Niagara Falls
and pictnity. Mr.. Foster Wood, hav-
ing been discharged from the Army
is also at the family home. on Capitol
Miss Florence Adams, a promising
young story writer Of New York and
was Washington. Is spending some time
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Frances Adams, at their cottage
In Ocean City. n. J.
The marriage of Miss Clara Rass-
mussen, daughter Of Mr. J. Rassmus-
liam A. Norton of this city took place
Monday afternoon, at the Lutheran
Church. 4th and E streets, Rev Dr.. b.
H. Steffens officiating.
Miss Dorothy Norton attended the
bride as maid of honor and DR.. Frau
dinner followed at the New Willard
and later DR.. Norton and his bride left
for trip through New York state.
The guests present at the wedding in
ctuded MT. Rasmussen, father of the
bride, and her brother, Mr. Arthur
Rasmussen. DE-. Norton is the son OF
Mrs. Alfred L. Norton of this city, and
he is a graduate of Georgetown Uni
versity, class of 1914. p
Aurphy-o'Connor Nuptials.
The marriage of Miss Anna Y. o'Con-
nor. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
VI. O'Connor and Mr.. James F. Murphy
Of Pittsburgh, Pa. took place on
"Wednesday morning at O'clock.
and was followed BY a n4ptisl mass
During the ceremony Miss Kathleen
Herbert sang 20 Promise Me-"
The bride wore handsome gown
of georgette crepe, her long. tulle veil
being adjusted with orange blossoms.
and her boupqet was q shower Of
The decorations in the church were
of ferns, palms and gladioli. Miss
Kathleen D. O'Connor was her sisters
only attendant and Sergt. James J.
OLoughlin of Newport News. Va, was
the best man. The matron of honor
wore a gown Of beaded pink georg-
ette crepe. with black velvet hat
and carried pink roses.
in the evening. Mr.. and Mrs Murphy
left for 2 wedding trip to Philadelphia
and Atlantic City. They viii be at
home after September 10. in Pitts
burgh.
Among the out Of town guests were
Mr.. John Daily and Mrs. S. Fay of
Pittsburgh. Sergt. James J. O'I4oughlin