Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19

Deaf Mute Church. Baltimore. himself
a deaf mute. officiated. Rev. Edward
Hayes, D. D., who understands the
sign language. assisted in the cere-
mony. About twenty Of the friends
of the. young couple. all speaking the
sign language. were present. and
when all began congratulations it was
an interesting sight. although not
sound was heard. Mr.. and Mrs. Fry
will reside in New Freedom. Pa
The wedding of Louise Catherine
beth Harrington of % r street. and
Mr.. Michael Ferdinand Darr, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Darr. took place
at o'clock Wednesday. October Is.
Martins Church. which was beauti-
fully decorated with autumn flowers.
Nuptia1 mass was said by the Rev.
Father Eugene Hannah.
The bride wore a suit of tan silver
tone with chic hat Of brown panne
velvet and carried a bouquet OF
Marechal Neil rosebuds and orchids
Her sister. Mrs. Florence Lonsdale.
was her only attendant. Mr.. Burns
Poston acted as best man: nan. a
informal reception at the brides
home, the bride and bridegroom left
for a trip to New York and Atlantic
City. Mr.. and Mrs. Darr will be at
nome TO InelT ITleHuS dI TO- OH
street northeast after November 1.
On Friday evening the Kappa
Alpha Fraternity of George Wash
ington University gave dance a. for
mission mock wedding" was pre-
scented by the men. It was intro
duced by Mr.. John c. Byars. VIII
gave quite a comica1 speech. At
later hour refreshments were served.
Mrs. w. R. Myers and Mrs. Sidney
Hollingsworth served as chaperons.
Mr.. George Myers sang. On the COM
mittee for arrangements were Messrs.
James Hugh Davis. George Myers and
guests were Miss Corrine Gilhorn of
Charlotte, N. c.: Miss Dorothy Dick
erson Of San Francisco. and Capt.
Baly, U. S. A.
Miss Neale Basel of Washington
and Charleston. w. Va. a sister OF
| Mrs. John w. Davis. who is now in
London with Mr.. Davis. ambassador
to Great Britain. was the guest OF
Miss Ashton Wilson at her home,
Wedgewood at Oakhurst, for few
days Miss Wilson has closed her
house this week and gone to Orange
county, Virginia, where she will be
the guest of Mrs. Egbert G. Leigh.
jr. Mrs. Leigh was at the Greenbrier
for a short sojourn during September
Mrs Hines, wife Of Brig. Gen. F. T.
Hines; Miss Viera Hines and Frank
T. Hines, jr., have returned from the
west, where they spent the greater
part of the summer. They were guests
of Capt and Mrs. c. I. Thatcher in
California. They also spent a fort
night in Salt Lake City. They have
Joined Gen. Hines in their apartment.
at 1870 Wyoming avenue.
Gen. and Mrs. c. L. Fitzhugh. who
are at the Grafton. will take posses
sion of their house. 2253 Sheridan
circle; on the Pa Their mr. house use was was
WoolIey Of the War Trade Board and
Mrs. Woolley of New York. They
gave it up in the spring when Mrs.
Woolley went to their country place.
divided his time between there and
Washington.
Mrs. Delos A -Blodgett and her
daughters, Miss Blodgett and Miss
Helen Blodgett. left THURSDAY FOR Or.
sachusetts They will return about
the LIST of November Mrs. Blodgett's
sister, Mrs. Edward ". Porcher of
Cocoa, Fla. and her daughters, Mrs.
Walsh and Miss Myrtis Porcher; bud
Of this year. are STAYING with Mrs.
Matthews. Mrs. Blodgetts other Sis
ter, during her absence.
A feature of the Christmas season
this winter which was missed last
year on account OF orders at the West
Point Military Academy requiring all
Of the classes to spend their vacation
~ the academy. will be the presence
Of a large number of cadets who will
take part in the more than full pro-
gram of dances. dinners and lunch
cons to be given here: Gossip at West
leaves will prevail. and the upper
cIa asnen who are proficient in their
studiee will profit. Some Of the upper
Ella Ann On from Washington are Thorn
as A. Roberts. 5r:: Edward c. Gillett.
class, and Frederick g: Lee. second
class all of whom will bring other
c.dsfs with them If the leave is given,
Ar,onr tho "pIebes" from Washington
ara Charles II. Heyl. jr.; George P.
Howell. jr.: Robert c. Oliver and
lanes n. Daniels.
hsWs motored for several weeks
~ ,ou IN tho Berkshires, will return
80 Washington tomorrow.
Gen, and Mrs. Oswald II. Ernst and
Miss Helen Amory Ernst, who have
hoou ut their place at Buena Vista,
Pa. since June, will return to their
residence on Connecticut avenue tho
frst of next week.
The home of Dr.. and Mrs. Walter 8.
Ferris, $40 Rhode Island avenue.
Northwest, was the scene of a charm
ingiy arranged wedding last evening
Wien their daughter, MISS Harriet
Porter Ferris, was married to Mr..
Walter Ceearn dlines of Semerville,
Mass, The Rev. ]. H. Dunham of the
western Presbyterian Churoh offieiat-
cd at the oeremeny, only q small
family party being Rfesaat. whiIs q