The Washington times., 1920-03-27
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Mrs. Wilson Visits Sale for the Benefit of Disabled
Service Men-Mrs Colby Coming

her granddaughter. Miss Gladys c.
Smith.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Keeney.
daughter OF Mrs. James Ward Keensy
OF San Francisco. who has been pass
ing the winter at the Plaza Hotel.
New York. with her mother, To DIR.
George Boiling Lee. OF New York. will
take place April II at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. SuneTn Tailor. I East
, Sixty-first STREET. Mrs. Talbot Walker
will be her sisters matron OF honor
and little Betty Taller will be flower
| girl The best man will be Col
| Robert Il. Lee, OF Washington, brother
of the bridegroom.
A farewell dance was given at Ter
race Inn last evening by the temper
airy employees who have been work
| ing on the Second Liberty loan under
Mrs. w. o. Forester Mrs. Forester
received a beautiful bouquet of flow
| ers, presented by Mr.. Niedfeldt. from
her clerks; and Col. Kenneth Lord
| made a brief address thanking the
| clerks OF his section for their loyalty.
| efficiency and support.
Among those present were Mrs.
| Agnes stewart, assistant supervisor:
| -. r.,
| chief; Col. Kenneth Lord, in charge
! OF the bond section: Mrs. Libby VIII
| lisms. Miss Mary Reed. Miss Louise
| Arnold. Miss Ruby Carter. Miss Ethel
! Chassha, Miss Elizabeth Coverington.
| Henry u. Niedfeldt, Moody Ross. Miss
Eta Frank. Charles Adams, Miss Ida
Fritzgibbons Miss Evelyn Stout. Miss
Ida Tolson. Robert Knapp, and his
| sister. The husbands OF several OF
the clerks also attended.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Stuart announce
| the marriage of their daughter. Miss
| Catharine Stuart, to Richard T. Rob
inson, of Normal, ILL.,, on Wednesday
evening at S;15 o'clock. The cere-
mony, which was performed by the
Rev. Freely Rohrer, was witnessed by
| the family and a few intimate friends
! and was followed by a wedding sup
per.
| The bride wore a very becoming
suit Of dark blue broadcloth. a pic
| ture hat to match, and a corsage
| bouquet OF pink sweet peas. Miss
Hattie Potter attended the bride as
| maid of honor and wore a gown Of
| midnight blue charmeuse and a cor
| sage bouquet of mixed sweet peas.
| Charles T. Stuart. the brides brother.
acted as best man.
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trip North. and will stop at many
places of interest. They will make
| their home with the brides mother at
| $40 Ninth street southeast, and will
| be at home after April 10.
Miss Dorothy Peabody. youngest
daughter of the Rev. Endicott Pea
body and Mrs. Peabody of Groton.
Mass, will be married to Frederick
Il hAa MAJ Of NJ ND hra
Henry p. Dawson, of New York, on
April 16.
| II. II. Sims, secretary OF the British
embassy staff. temporarily attached.
entertained a company at dinner last
evening in the rose room of tho
Shoreham. Covers were laid for
eight.
Mrs Bunker, wife of Commander
Charles Bunker, U. S. N. will receive
informally tomorrow afternoon. Mrs.
Bunker has as her house guest Mrs.
Barton Keen. of New York.
Miss Charlotte Mulhofer, a former
, Washington girl, who now holds
responsible position with the United
States Shipping Board at Philadel-
phia, will be sponsor at the launching
of the steamer Capulin at the Hog
Island shipyards, Tuesday morning.
March 30 In the tinguished party,
which will be the guests Of the ship.
building company, will be Miss Eliza
| beth MuIhofer, a sister of the spon
| sor; the Misses Roberts Mrs. Samuel
| Burleigh Milton, and the latter's sis
| ter. Mrs. MILFORD Geist Fronheiser, of
Pottstown, Pa.
Miss Elizabeth Major. who at
tends Goucher College, in Baltimore,
| came to Washington yesterday to
| spend the Easter holidays with her
parents, Congressman and ME- Ma
jor.