Evening star., 1920-03-18
Society
continued from Eighth Page.

/ lioit f-ieftn = aSt.'
bert Fish of Aberdeen. Miss. took
place last evening at the Highlands.
| the Key. DR.. G. Ernest Smith of s.
| Thomas Church. ofticiating A sup
! per followed the ceremony; after
/ winch the bride and bridegroom lett
! Tor wedding trip. They viii hc at
nome after the first of April at the
I fIEhIands The bride and bridegroom
! took their friends by surprise and
Nrr" married day ahead OF the
scheduled time. The bride was en-
l"rtaInlng at "A farewell dance last
evening. for which invitations had
been out for some time The wedd in =
was 10 take place this afternoon. just
brtpF" the supper room was to be
"P"ned the Rev. pr. Smith entered the
drawing room. the bride and bride
groom followed him. the dancing
stopped and the ceremony was per
/ formed. The bride wore a charming
costume of white satin. with a cor
sag" bouquet of white roses.
The Robert f. Lee Chapter. No. cat.
I. -. G.. will give its March dance to-
morrow evening At o'clock. in tn"
larg" ballroom of the New Willard.
Dancing Will continue until O'Clock
The program. which viii be rendered
during intcrmission, will consist of
the following talent: Trio, Mrs. Ruth
simpson. Miss Lille Winner and Miss
Irna Keim accompanied by Mrs.
Ralph Wolf: Mrs ]. Lewis Money
way. sketches in BLACK and white"
song by Miss f'lorenc" Girouar'l ana
a piano selection by Miss Frances
Gut"iIuS.
The chaperoHs for tn" evening are:
Mrs. Thomas .. Donaldson, Mrs. w al
lace Streater. Mrs. II. +. Morrison,
Mrs. E,rrett Wallace. Mrs. F. A. pilie,
Mrs William l. Denniug. Mrs. J. King
Pickett. Mrs. Charles v Eichtel.
Mrs Theodore Judd, Mrs. Julian
Goolshy. Mrs. Edwin Du Bose ana
Mrs William +. Davis
Mrs Forrest Il. Nrooman is chair
man and Mrs. T.. II. Lyman vice char
man of the dance COMMITTEES.
Dance at DumbartOn Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Albion Wilkins Tuck
were hosts at a delightful dance at the
Dumbarton Club last evening. The
guests, numbering about fifty. inchuded
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morrison. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hone. Lieut.. and Mrs. Ben-
jamin Soule Gantz. Mr.. and Mrs Rob-
ert *. Williams, Lieut.. and Mrs. Spen-
Ger Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward I.
Wilcox, MIR. and Mrs. Charles Hamii-
ton Fred. DR.. and Mrs. Paul l.. joachim,
Lieut. and Mrs. John w. Freuer, Mr..
and Mrs James NJ. Mcleod. Mr.. and
Mrs William NJ. Wallace. Mr.. and
Mrs William 7. tonboye. MISS tfor-
Miss Marie ]. Mcclure. Miss Marsaret
CockrelI. Miss Louise Garner. Mrs.
Ernest \. Allen, Miss Blanch Green.
Miss Catherine Downey. Mrs. Daniel
D'C. Callaghan. Col. John 6. Winter,
Col. Lester Archer. Lieut. Frank Har-
tig Lieut.. Alfred NJ. Barlow. Mr.. Paul
Q. Drury. Mr.. Leo l.. Callaghan. Lieut..
Wilbur Morse. Mr.. Carroll Mcclure.
Mr.. F.. Eugene Drury. Lieut.. Frank
owen. Mr.. Joseph Coronado and Mr..
Armor Reeside.
Mrs. #. =. OConnor of London,
Judge Jean II. Norris of the women's
court of New York and Mrs. Henry
Wilder keyes of New Hampshire will
be the after-dinner speakers at the Col
lege Woman's Club banquet at Rausch-
er's. at o'clock. Saturday evening.
Miss Marion Mccoy. contraito. and
Miss Helen Gerrer. violinist. will give
several numbers. \ feature of the
evening will be the release of inside
Information on a topic of universal in
tereSt. A short reception will be held
in the ballroom at Hauscher's at $50
o'clock.
Judge Jean Norris of New York,
who arrives in Washington today. will
be the guest of Miss Ida May Meyers.
Judge Norris will speak at the Wom
ems City Club tonight. A number of
entertainments have been arranged in
her honor.
The League of American Penwomen
will repeat it's Authors Carnival ball
this year at the home of Mrs. Francois
Berger Moran. 2315 massachusetts,
avenue. Last year it was given at the
New Willard Hotel early in February
and was a decided success. The date
this year has been set for April IA
and plans for a brilliant gathering
far exceeds those of last year In
addition to the ball a book fair and
carnival Will be hello during the day
Valuable original manuscripts. auto
graphed photographs. autographed
books and music will be placed on
sale. Authors and musicians of ma
tional fame will appear to autograph
and sell their own works. Also the
work of beginners in the fields of let
ter and art will be displayed and sold