Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-10

Church. the Rev. DIR. Herbert Scott
Smith officiating.
The bride has made her home in
Washington for some time with her
! brother-in-law and sister. DR.. and
Mrs. Thomas Brent Moore. and they
were the only attendants at the
wedding.
The bride wore a charming street
suit of fawn-color cloth, with a hat
of the same shade and her corsage
bouquet was a large cluster of yiolets.
The ceremony was witnessed by a
very small party, and Immediately
afterward Lieut.. and Mrs. Haigh left
for a wedding journey. after which
they viii make their home in
Providence, X. I.
Admiral Sir William Lowther Grant
who commanded the British fleet in
American waters. and with Lady
Grant made their home on board the
British flagship Warrior while in
Washington, sailed for Liverpool on
board the Adriatic on Saturday. Ac-
companying him We're: Brig. Gen. J.
d. Cormack. head of British air pro-
duction in the United States; Mai.
Gen John Headlam. formerly head of
British artillery production: Gen.
Charles Lee, head of the British flying
corps. and Sir Godfrey Butler, head
of the British information bureau.
Miss Eta Josslyn Giffin will enter
tain large party at luncheon Fri
day. February Il, at the Arts Club,
in honor of Miss Mary V. Hun of AL
bany. n. Y, chairman of the New
York state commission for the blind.
The guests will include the officers
of the Library of the Blind Associa-
ton in this city and a number of
other guests. After the luncheon
Miss Hun will give a talk on the
work done by the blind in New York
state.
The wedding of Miss Alma Z.
Thomas and Mr.. j. Ronald Walker
viii take place on Saturday at IL
o'clock. at SITS. Philip and James
Catholic Church. Baltimore. The nup-
tial mass will be said by Mgr. C. F.
Thomas of st. Patrick's Cathedral,
Washington, an uncle of the BRIDE
elect. breakfast will follow at the
home of Miss Thomas parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Norbourn A. Thomas, 1908
Guilford avenue. Mr.. Walker is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Walker.
who will entertain the members of
the wedding party, and a few addi-
rional guests following the rehearsal
for the wedding on Thursday at their
home on Callow avenue.
merly Miss Annie Wright Huske, who
has been spending a short time in this
city as the guest of Miss Dorothy
Campbell, has left for Chicago to join
Maj. Reiniger, who has just received
his discharge and is now engaged in
business in that city
The honor guests at a reception
given by the patrons of the Beaux
Arts Salon, 1413 II street. for the
French Club. yesterday afternoon,
were Nine. II. Lamar Trip. a we'll
known writer. and wife of DIR. Lamar
Trip of the Netherlands legation. and
William Tyler Page, author of
Americas Creed" Mr. de Zapp was
host. Mime. Lamar Trip gave highly
interesting short talk on Hollands
Position in the War" and Mr.. Page
spoke on how he came to write The
Creed"
Miss Msude f. Fowler poured tea,
and was ably assisted by Mrs. Orma
p. Jewell, Miss Pauline Resnikoff, Miss
Ruth Page Roberts Miss Blanche
Kirwan. Miss Austin and Miss Cooper
The decorations were in orange, the
color of the house of Nassau. OF which
Queen Wilhelmina is member
Count Alfred Skarbek de Korzybski
of the Polish commission and Mrs
Court e Wood. president of the Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs. will be the
guests of honor at next Sundays re-
! ception. and Miss Martha Prewitt will
preside at the tea table.
Mrs. C. II. White has taken an
apartment at f731 5 street during
Lieut.. Col. Whites stay oversee
The Helen Keliar Guild will meet at