Evening star., 1919-02-09


water. Wis. who has been Visltils
Mrs. Ruby Tiatt of 1914 Riggs place,
leaves today for New York TO meet
Mai. Lindbaum, who is returning Iroi"
France.
Mrs. Daniels Il Patroness.
The bureau of yards and docks VIII
Give its second bah of the season
At Wardman Park Inn Februaf! -
for the benefit of the Navy 'epai -
ment Auxiliary of the American ne"
Cross. A special feature or the .
ing will be a tango exhibition anu
society iazZ dance, by Mr.. H. l.. Stan
ley.
! Those notably mentioned as patrons
land patronesses Of the ball VIII De
Mrs Josephus Daniels, Wite OF tle
Secretary of the Navy; Rear a9Iilila, .t
and Mrs C. w Parks. Rear AdmlraI
and Mrs. NJ. T. Endicott,. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. H II. Rousseau, Commander
and Mrs. r. Z. Bakenhus, Commander
and Mrs c. D. Thurber. Lieut. Com
mander and Mrs. Kirby Smith ana
Lieut. Commander and MRS. l. I
Sherman. .
The committee on ARRANGEMENTS Is
Miss Salisbury, chairman; Miss Eastoh,
treasurer. and Miss Rupert. secretary
a ssisted by the following young ladies'
of the bureau: Miss Larrabee, MRS.
Sullivan, Miss Jeffress, Miss DON MRS
Tydings Miss Johnson, Miss Hammii
Miss Sylvester, Miss Wright MISS L 1ouhS
and Miss Williams.
Those serving on the floor commit
tee are Lieut.. Rouzer. Lieut.. Pollard
Ensign Motley. MIR. Whitehorne, Dr.
Sutliff Mr.. Stiles, Mr.. Potbury, MI
Stratton and Mr.. Galliher.
A wedding of much local interest
took place in ST Patriek's Church
Tuesday morning. when MISS Arilae ~,
Turren of 1114 Vermont avenue, be
came the bride of Lieut.. John NJ
Whalen. Medical Corps, L. 5. NJ OF
Grand Rapids, Mich. The bride Is
daughter of Mrs Stella Turrell OF De,
troit, Mich, and has been engageu
actively in war relief work in this
city for the past nine months Lieut.
Whalen is a graduate of Georgetown
University, class of 1918. and issnow
stationed at the naval hospital, Great
EaHes training station. Illinois Mi.s
Mary Mclaughlin OF this city attend
ed the bride. and Mr. Martin Whalen.
a brother of the bridegroom, acted as
best man.
Lieut.. and Mrs Whalen will be .;
home to their friends, In Chicago, after
March /.
The United States Employment Serv-
ice Club will give valentine dance at
Rauscher's the evening of Saturday
February Is.
The marriage of Miss Anne L. Gould,
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H. Fl. Gould, to Mr.. Wilbert l. stew
art, took place Monday evening, jan
uary 81, at s o'clock.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Percy F. Hall. at the Epiphany
Church, and the wedding march was
played by Mr.. Hamil.
Miss Josephine 7. Gould, sister Of
the bride was maid of honor, and Mr..
Leo D. Cook of Grand Rapids was the
best man The ushers were Mr.. Charles
S. Gould and Hewitt Stewart, brother
of the groom.
The bride wore a becoming brown
broadcloth suit with hat to match and
corsage bouquet of orchids and ferns.
After an informal reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart left for a trip to Phita-
delphia and Atlantic City. They viii
be at home to friends after February
Is, at 1447 East Capitol street.
Mrs Wallace Grayson Orme was
hostess at beautifully appointed tea
on Saturday afternoon in homo. of
her sister Mrs. Gibson, wife of Lieut..
Commander Edward Banks Gibson. at
the residence of Miss Deeble. 1908
Connecticut avenue, where Mr.. and
Mrs. orme are making their home for
the present. Ferns and La France
roses formed the decorations.
At the tea table was Mrs. Lavender.
wife of Lieut.. Commander Lavender,
and assisting Mrs. Orme were Mrs.
Samuel Faison, Mrs. Rust Smith, Mrs.
Wentworth Pierce. Mrs. Joseph Ex-
nicios, Mrs. Mary Orme. Mrs. Du
Bose of Charleston. s. c., and Mrs
Julia Carl of California
Other guests included Senator and
-
Penn. ex-Gov. and Mrs. ShalIenberger.
and Miss Weiss of Nebraska: Lieut..
Ccr,rna nder and Mrs Saunders. T-
and Mrs. Hicks Williams. U. s. N:
Mrs. Duyal. Mrs. Alexander. Cant
| and Mrs. Cramer. U. S. A; Rev DR.
and Mrs. Bird, Miss Fearn. Mrs. S. II
Gibson. Miss Stone. Lieut.. Cul1anev
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chase Of
New Jersey.
Invitations have been issued to all
members Of the District Of col,lnhia
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tfon through their chapter regents TO
attend a tea to be given by the state
regent Miss Hilda Fletcher at the
Washington Club Monday February
! II from 4 to o'clock
| The Trinity Alumnae dance to he
! > l.
airy 81. will be the scene Of an inter
esting reunion of friends and former
students of the college AS in other
years, large attendance at the dance
is anticipated. as members of the
alumnae from many states will be in
Washington to enjoy this opportunity
of reviving old associations and ac-
auaintances. The younger stu6en,
body of the college will also attend
the dance. The list of patronesses is
made up OF women who in the mas,
have displayed interest in the college
prominent among whom are Nine. Zal,
diyar, Mrs. Henry Ashurst. Mrs
Thomas Carter, Miss Janet Richards
Mrs. William b. West, Mrs. w. A
winsaat, Mrs. Thomas Selden. Mrs. !
liz. Bensmore, Mrs. Thomas TayIor
Nine. Rasael. Mrs. Milton Allies, thu
Misses Kerby and Mrs. Lawrence Gro.
gan. Those assisting Miss Gertrud,
Lane. chairman of the committee OF
arrangements are: Miss Katharin,
Boyle, Miss Miriam Loughran. Mis-,
Maude Gaynor. Mrs. Aubrey B. Fen
| nell Miss Kathleen Smith, Miss Flor
| ence Leonard. Miss Margaret Lane
| Miss Alice Mills and Miss Dorothy Cal