Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-07
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(C0ntmu0Q from F1ftn faSe.J
later In the afternoon for an extend
ed trip north, the bride. wearing q
gown of chiffon broadcioth and q
seal coat, with hat to match. Iney
will be at home in the Wood apart
ment after December 20.
The rectory of St. Patrick's Church
was the scene at II o'clock Tuesday
morning of the marriage Of Miss Ella
A. Pointer and Mr.. William E. Heath,
the Rev. M. P. Egan officiating.
The bride wore a street suit of dark
blue tricotine and a hat in the same
color, with a corsage bouquet of VIC
let's. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Lloyd Baker. schoolmate of the bride:
Mr.. Heath was attended by his broth
err. Mr.. Clifton c. Heath.
The bridegroom has been connected
with the Interstate Commerce. Com
! mission for the past Ave years. A
number of friends and relatives wit
messed the ceremony, the bridal party
going later to the New Willard for
luncheon, Immediately after which
the bride and bridegroom left for
White Sulphur Springs. w. Va. From
there they will visit New York land
Boston.
Mr.. John M. Swanson announces the
engagement of his daughter Eliza
beth to Mr.. Thomas Edward Cathcart
Of Detroit, formerly of Philadelphia,
Pa.
The wedding will take place on jan
! uary Is at the home of the bride, 1892
Lamont street.
Mr.. Cathcart returned in July after
eighteen months service abroad,
! where he served as a captain in the
Motor Transport Corps. both in France
and with the army of occupation in
Coblenz, Germany.
The marriage of Miss Pauline Tayo
Hasegawa to Mr.. James Giko Saka-
motto. both of LosAngeles, Calf, took
Congregational Church. The cere-
mony was perform ed by the assistant
pastor, Rev. Wilmer P. Johnston. The
bride, who is a niece Of Count Sano,
the first president of the Japanese
| Red Cross. came to this country sew
graduate Of the State Normal School
at Los Angeles and is one. of the
! Wv. c. A. workers Of Los Angeles
The bridegroom was secretary to MI
Masumoto one of the Japanese dele
gates to the mt ernational labor con-
ference. and will return to New York
city. where he is student in CO.
lumbia University. Mrs, X. s. Inui.
wife of Prof. X S. 1nii of the Uni
versity Of Southern California. in Los
Angeles, was ndIIOu OI HOIOT nc
flower girl was Miss Londa Inui. Mr..
]. G. Kasai, secretary to Baron Shi-
bugawa Of Toxic was the best man,
and the bride was given in marriage
by Prof. T. Negishi of the Toxic
High Commercial College. Mrs. c. c.
Pierce of Los Angeles came to Wash
| ineton for the wedding.
The ushers were Prof. K. S. 1nui OF
Los Angeles, Prof. Y. Matsuno of
Keio University, Mr.. T. Tomimas, fel-
low of Columbia University, and Mr..
I. Ayusawa OF Columbus University.
Joseph H. Choate Chapter Of Sigma
Nu Phi Fraternity, National Univer-
sity School Of Law. will give its an
nual Christmas ball in the gold room
of the Lafayette Hotel on Friday, De-
cember 10. The committee in charge
is making elaborate arrangements for
this occasion
Capt. Frank Lee Biscoe. after hav-
ing been in France for eighteen
months, is stationed at Naoo, Ariz.,
with the 10th Cavalry. Col. Earl
Biscoe and Mrs. Biscoe are in Paris.
France, where the colonel is stationed.
Mrs. Charles e. Buck, widow of the
late Rev. Charles E. Buck. for many
years rector Of the Rock Creek parish.
has left Washington to make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. D. J.
Williams. in Denver. Col. rs
The Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter.
D. A. R.. opened its winter season Of
social activities with an informal
dance at the Wilson Normal School
on Monday evening" December !. at
which many members Of the younger
D. A. r. were the guests of the chap
ter. A brief business meeting pre-
coded the dancing. and the names Of
Mrs. William Noel and Miss Helen
Decker were voted upon for member
ship in the organization. Further de-
tails OF the chapter dance, to be given
at the Washington Club on January
IL, were also discussed.
Invitations were received here q few
days ago for the wedding OF Miss
Louise Carolyn Morgan, daughter of
Mr.. and, Mrs. John Norris Morgan Of
Columbus. Miss, to Samuel Kaye, tr.
The CEREMONY will take place ON
"Wednesday. December 10. at 8 p.m.,
In the First Methodist Church. Column.
bus Miss =
Miss Morgan Is well known to the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
Mrs George Thatcher Guernsey. press
ident general Of the national society.
Miss Morgan was one Of the most
charming OF the pages who attended
Daughters of the American Revolu-.
ton in Washington Before being,
selected by Mrs. Guernsey as her per-
eonal page she was one Of the pages
on the floor Of the congress- and is
known and admired by every Daugh-
ter Of the American Revolution who,
has attended the Continental congresses
during the past few years,
After her, marriage Miss Morgan
will make her home in Columbus. 4.-
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