Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-13


Luncheon fer British Visftsrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Eberle
entertained AT luncheon today in
honor of DIR. and Mrs. Samuel W.
Hughes Of London. at their residence
1872 18th street. The guests includ-
ed Miss Williams Of Birmingham,
Ala; DR.. Henry Allen Cooper and Mrs.
Harry Etsler.
Mai aud Mrs. George W. Cocheu
have returned to their home. 1870
| Wyoming avenue. after months mo.
tor trip.
Bishop John william Hamilton
chancellor OF the American Univer-
sity. and his daughter. Miss Helene
Hamilton. have returned to their
apartment at Stoneleigh Court. after
spending some time in Boston.
Lieut., Col. Frank J. Grimm L. S. A.,
Of the Signal Corps Office and Mrs.
uriffin. who are on Il months leave.
are at the Hotel Aston, in New York,
and will 60 from there to Maine, later
, making an automobile tour through
the state and then touring to Buffalo,
n. T..
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Davis en-
tertained at dinner last evening. in
their Gfrard street home, in compli-
ment OF Ut. ana MIS-. samuel ".
Hughes of London and other dele
gates to the world brotherhood con =.
gress.
Mrs. Lyman Beecher Swormstedt
win be at home tomorrow afternoon
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Fremont
Rider, and by her daughter, Mrs. Paul
Lothrop Mansfield,
! MOoefS-Winiams wedding.
! Another romance Of the world war
came to a happy ending at IL this
morning. when Miss Hazel Williams
! became the bride of Mr.. Samuel f..
! Mr.. John B. Williams, 1890 sd street
! northwest. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. G. Ellis Williams,
pastor Of the Petworth NJ II. Church,
and was noted for it's simpl city only
immediate relatives and friends Of the
young couple having been invited to
the house.
Miss Williams is native Of Cat
lettsburg, KY, but has made her home
! in Washington for the past two years.
her father being connected with the
Treasury Department. The bride
groom. who is at present in the de-
partment Of military relief. Potomac
eighteen months overseas with the
headquarters detachment of the ad-
vance section Of the Engineers Corps,
L. 8. A.. during the war at Neufcha- :
iteAu. LAnEres and Nogent. He is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Mooers,
1887 18th street northeast, and has
lived here tor the past seventeen
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mooers left for New
York Immediately after the nuptials
and will spend their honeymoon there
and in other northern cities. After
october 70 they Will be at home to
their friends at ST tarnum street.
Palms and autumn foliage, inter
mingled With white dahlias formed
the setting for the marriage at $3.50
o'clock last evening. at Calvary IA. T.
Church, Columbia read. of Miss Eliza;
beth Thomas. daughter Of MIR. anU
mrs. Joseph Burns Thomas Of 1921
Hobart street. northwest. and Mr.
/ Herbert Wilson Primm, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James l.. Primm OF Brookland
d. G.
Rev. Dr.. James Shera Montgomery
pastor of the church. performed the
were played by the church oryanist
Mr. Victor L. 6oenau. Preceding the
marriage service. Mr.. George H. Miller
sang The Enchanted HoVr."
Ars James McDermott Sheridan at
tended her sister as inatron Of honor
anu the two little flower girls were
Jane And Catherine oyster, nieces OF
the bride. The bride was escorted and
given in marriage by her father.
Mr.. Paul Hassinger Primm, the
tbfidesroom's brother, was best man
and the ushers were. Mr.. J. Benson
Thomas, Mr.. James McDefmott Sher-
lidan. Mr.. Herbert A. Poole and MI
Willis S. Haynie.
Following the ceremony. there was
q reception at the home of the bride
parents. after which Mr.. and Mrs
Primm left for a wedding journey
north.
| After December / they will be al
home at the Arundel. this city. Mr.
and Mrs. ALBEIT irving Derby Of Bos-
ton and Mrs. William e. Braithwaite
formerly Of Washington, now Of Chi.
caEo, Ill. were among the out-of- town
guests for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Milburn left
Washin tton last night for Durham
N. c.. where they will on Thursday
evening attend the marriage Of theil
j. OBrien. Mr.. ana Mrs Milburh will
entertain the bridal party. members
Of the family and visiting guests a,
dinner at the Hotel Melbourne to-
night. They will remain in Durham
for several days following the we'd
dine ana Till then rAtSrn to Wash.
ington..
The minister OF Cuba. DR.. Carlos
Manuel de Cespedes; the minister res.
Iident Of Greece, Mr.. NJ. Tsamados. rep
resentatives of the Brazilian and Jap
anese embassies and other distin.
present at the meeting ana reception
given last evening ID the bAilroohd
lot the La Fayettt HotAl btGsthe M.