Evening star., 1920-03-10
Society
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evening at o'clock, in the home Of the
bride, 40 Adams street northwest, the
Rev. G. i. Humphreys officiating.
Only a small family party witnessed
the ceremony and the wedding supper
which followed. and there were no at
tendants for either the bride or bride
groom. Mrs. Springer's wedding gown
was OF duchess satin, fashioned with
old duchess lace. and she wore the
conventional bridal veil of tuIle and
carried bride roses.
Late last night Cant and Mrs.
Springer left for Palm Beach and from
there will visit in Ohio and Michigan
before going to Fort Dodge. Des
Moines. Iowa, where Capt. Springer is
stationed.
Both the bride and BRIDEGROOM are
graduates Of Ohio State University.
Columbus, Ohio. and the latter is ma
tionai secretary of the Delta OmiCron
Musical Society. Capt. Springer served
with the American Army in France all
during the war. and was with the army
oil occupation in Germany.
Mr.. Justice McReynolds entertained
a small company informally at dinner
last evening.
Mrs. F. w. Coleman of West Point.
\. Y. is visiting her son, Col. +. W.
Coleman, at his home, 2027 Allen
place northwest.
| Commander and Mrs. Frank Ridge
ley entertained a small company at
dinner last evening at the New Will
! lard.
Judge and Mrs. Byron s. Amber
entertained a small company at
breakfast yesterday in honor of Mrs
Nliilams of Cleveland. who has spent
he past few days with Mrs. william
Hamilton Rayly. and returned to her
home last evening.
Mrs. King. wife of the solicitor gem
eral will not he at home this after
noon, as she is leaving Washington
this evening for Atlanta. Ga from
where she will go to her country
home and Will return at the end Of
two weeks. She Will not observe her
day "at home" again until after
Easter.
Mrs. Byrnes wife of the representa-
tive from South Carolina, entertained,
n company at bridge, followed bv tea
at the Chevy Chase Club yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. Rafael Oreaumundo, former sec
retary of the Costa Rican legation in
washington, has arrived in New York
TO assume his new duties as consul
general of Costa Rica
Mrs. Arthur d. Kinne is entertain
ing her sister and niece, Mrs Charles
Frances Diel and Miss Catharine Diel
OF Syracuse. n. y. for two weeks
Mrs. Claude n. BENEFIT has Cancelled
her social engagements until after
Lent on account of Illness.
Miss Yancy Carter Eliason left
I Washington last night for a weeks
Pauline Powers of BrooklineN Mass ass
who is living at the Carolina.
The ride last evening at the Riding
and Hunt Club was a gala occasion
when three extra features were add
ed to the regular drill. Mrs. A s.
Butler, Mrs. w. Sinclair Bowen and
Mrs. John L. Chamberlain were the
hostesses and presided at the supper
table following the ride. A tandem
class for women was the first event
and the winners We're Mrs. Bowen
Miss Anna Hamlin, Miss Wahl and
Miss Bryan. Others riding in this
event We're Mrs. Cockrell, Mrs. Pat
terson, Miss Holcombe and Miss Her
ron. The winners in the ladies' jump
ing contest, the jump being three
feet and six inches, were Miss Her
ron, Miss Carolyn Nash, Miss Ham
lin and Miss Strauss.
Those who rode in the drill were
Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Bowen, Mrs
Cockrell. Miss Hitchcock. Miss Nash
Miss Hamlin. Miss Holcombe, Miss
Heron. Miss Bryan. the Misses
Denys. Miss Blodgett and her guest.
Miss Orton: Miss Potter, Miss Drain,
Miss Wahl. Miss Maths. Miss Schneid-
er, Miss Strauss, Maj. Teiusanu, Maj
Thurman Mai. Rayner. Capt. En-
nochs, Capt. Peaslee, Lieut.. Jouan-
net, Mr.. Fontanel. DR.. Weiss. Mr.
Strauss and Mr.. Poole.
The weekly gymkhana for children
,r-iN ha hold Saturday morning at
the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond
have invitations out for reception
Dean Helen Taft. acting president OF
lBryn Mawr College.
Mrs. Longs Home Meeting Place.
The Washington Smith College Club
has sent out cards for a reception at
the residence of Mrs. Breckenridge
Long on Saturday afternoon. March
l13 at O'Clock. William Allan Neil
son, Phi D.. president of Smith Col
lege, and Josephine Dodge Daskam
Bacon will be the speakers.
At the Congressional Club on Friday
afternoon there is to be an entertain
ment by the pupils of the Gallaudet
Institute for Deaf Mutes demonstrate
ing the methods used in the use of
the sign language. Tea will be
served at o'clock.
Mrs A. Leftwich Sinclair entertain
ed at lunch at the Women's City Club
today. Her guests included Miss Mary
O'Toole and Capt. James F. Oyster.
Mrs. Stocks Millar will entertain
the faculty of the National Catholic
Service School at tea at the club this
afternoon.
DR.. T. s. Lovette. dean of music.
Baylor College. Bolton. Tex. arrived
week with his wife. who has been the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Margaret
e. Whitford, during the winter Mrs.
Lovette, who was formerly Miss Eva
Whitford. will return with DR.. Lovette
to their home in Texas. During the
week they will be heard at the Fri
day Morning Music Club and Arts
Club in recital and will be the guests
at number of quiet social affairs
given in their honor.
The League of American Pen Won.
en- will have as it's speaker at the
regular tea Friday at it's clubhouse
1922 street northwest, Mr.. r. G
Cholmeley-Jones director of war risl
insurance, who will give incidents
showing the value of the insurance
to men who have been in the serv.
/ ice.
Mr.. Paul Anderson, dramatic so.
prano will give song recital. Mrs
! Henry w. Keyes, hostess for the aft.
4 ernoon, will be assisted by Mrs. Lucy
Page Stelle Mrs Jean r. Patterson
Mrs. S. B. Milton, Miss Anna B. Pat
ten. Mrs. Hamlin E. Cogswell and
Miss Byrd Mock
Mrs. Crete Hutchinson gave tall
4 on general publicity before the
League of American Pen Women at d
meeting at the clubhouse, 1922 +