The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-09-25
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Winter Pians-Dr. lie Bre-
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Icommunieations. Whtch 10 10 meet II
| Washington shortly. have reached
| Washington and are staying at the
shorsham Hotel. They are Stgasr
Airseelli, delegate Of the Ministry u
Post and Telegraph; Commander
Hsinert. representing the Ainistry Of
Marine. and Colonel Baroeloni. the
Col Halstead Dorey. u. 9. A.. has
leased PISS Florida avenue, the homs
OF Col. Arthur Woods.
LEASE HOPKINS HONE.
Congressman and Mrs. Frederick c.
Hicks have leased the home of Colonel
and Ara Archibald Hopkins on Du-
pont Circle for the winter. Colonel
and Mrs. Hopkins will spend the win
ter In Porto Rico with their son Mr..
and Mrs. Hicks. the latter formerly
Miss Marie Stevens. OF Washington.
will take possession of their new
house early In November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin H. Ellis are
receiving congratulations on the birth
Of q son recently. Mrs. Ellis was
formerly Miss Katherine q. AcCiin-
took. daughter of Mr. and Mrs A.
Garrison McClintock. Mr.. Ellis IL the
son Of Mrs. Gist Blair.
Misc Mary Amber Smith enter
tained at luncheon yesterday in COM
, pliment to Miss Gertrude CecA. whose
marriage to Eugene Jacobson will
take place at st. Stephens Episcopal
Church next Wednesday.
Mrs. John stuart Gaui will act as
matron OF honor for Miss Jane Nc
| Clifton b. Gates. u S. N. c.. will
take place on October Z. The
| bridesmaids will be Miss Davietto
| Fickien,. Mise Dorothy Heintxelman.
and Miss Bernice MCIlhenny. OF Phil
| adelphia. cousin of the bride. Lucian
II. Van Doran will be best man for
Lieutenant Gates.
| The wedding will be in Sc ThomAs'
| Church and will be followed by a re-
ception at Rauscher's.
| Howard Il. Bowman. of the consular
service. who has been on duty 1T
the State Department, has left wash
ington for 4 visit at his home in
Clyde. N. Y, before going to his now
post at Dantzig.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew O. Hutteriy
| announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Corinne Emma Hut
tcrly, to Lawrence l.. Diehl OF WASH
ington, Pa. Mr.. Diehl served In the
Marine Corps overseas for year.
The wedding will take place the latter
part of October.
vOLLAND-KELLY NUPTIALs.
A very beautiful wedding took
place on Tuesday evening at o'clock
in Emory NJ. e. Church. South. when
Miss Mary Jeanette Kelly became
the bride Of Elmer Andrew Volland.
The bride was given in marriage BY
her brother. John Kelly. Miss Anna
volland, sister of the bridegroom, was
maid Of honor. and Miss Elizabeth
Kelly, sister OF the bride. and Miss
Lillian Osborn were bridesmaids. Mr..
Harry p. Jennings was best man, and
1.-The ushers included Mr.. Griffths and
Mr.. Prettyman. Rev. Forest J. Pref
lyman. pastor Of Emory Church. per-
formed the marriage ceremony. The
church was beautifully decorated
1
son. A reception for the bridal party
and friends of the couple was held At
the home of the bride in Rittenhouss
street Immediately after the wedding.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
volland left for an extended wedding
tour in the North, after which they
will reside in Jamestown, Pa. where
Mr.. Volland is located in business
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Moran an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Virginia Moran, to En-
nesto Ornelas. The wedding will be
solemnized the latter part OF October
Mrs. w. A. Wayne is spending this
weekend in Annapolis with her
nephew, Midshipman Noble Wayne
Abrahams.
Julius Kaufman and his niece, Miss
Dorothy Cohen. Of re Gotharp Apart
ments, ar 81 che Breakers, Atlantic
City.
OF interest to Washington IL the
marriage yesterday of Miss Frances
Phelps, granddaughter of tho late
william Walter Phelps, FORMER Am
bassador to Germany, and q cousin OF
|
trict Commissioners, to Arthur A.
Korth, OF New York.
The ceremony. which was simple
owing to the recent death Of the
brides grandmother, Mrs. william
Walter Phelps was performed In St
Andrews Memorial Church in New
York by Rev. Francis T. Brown. and
tho bride was unattended. A luncheon
was served following the wedding 1t
the Marie Antoinette. and Mr.. korth
and his bride started for their future
home in California
The couple met at the front durtns
tho war. Miss Phelps, who was gradu-
ated from wellesley College in 1917,
was a Red Cross nurse, and Mr.. korth
was a member of the Tank Corps. He
was several times honored for bravery
! by both the French and Belgian gov
ernments.
Miss Phelps was born in the Amer
lean Embassy at Berlin. Since her
graduation she has been a member OF
the English faculty OF Wellesley.