Evening star., 1920-03-07

the shoulder. and veil OF point lace
and orange blossoms falling almost to
the end of the train. The bouquet was
a shower OF bridal roses and lilies of
the valley.
The matron OF honor. maid of honor
ana bridesmaids carried old ia shioned,
white lace-edged bouquets of bride
roses: those of the first two mounted
gardenias
Mrs. Davis A. Roberts Of Fort WASH
lnston was the matron of honor; Miss
Julia Moore. younger sister of the
bride. was maid Of honor. The brides
maids were Miss Helen Washburn.
Schenectady, N T.; Miss Dorothy
Young. Easten, Pa; Miss Helen Kned-
erdtne, Newton. Pa. and Mrs William
Amos Warren Grier, wife Of the mayor
of Salem. N. J. All were dressed In
white. trimmed with green and were
green hats.
Waldo Harvey Blackmer New York.
was best man. while ushers were
DAVIS A. Roberts and John Dwyer of
New York. John Ogden, Wilmington:
John Wesley McWilliams and Dorn
Moore. brother Of the bride
Miss Cordelia Jones acted as flower
girl, carrying basket Of white rose
leaves and sweetpeas
Mr.. Barnes. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry p Barnes. 502 Forest avenue.
Amber. attended the Penn Charter
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years. later returning to Philadelphia
and taking degree at the University
or Fennsylvania. He is a member of
the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity and the
Engineers Club. During the war he
served in the Naval Flying Corps.
A surprise party was given Miss Eu-
senia NJ Whalep on the evening of her
birthday anniversary Tuesday, at her
home. 324 9th street northeast by Miss
! D0rnfhV Sv,,
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Caspar. Mrs
Boyd -
huge birthday cake bearing the in
scriptlon from forty-two friends-and
we are all here onllht." placed I,non q
pedestal in the center Of a darkened
room and the rays from a canopy of
| red electric bulbs playing upon it. fur
hished unique setting when the hostes,
entered the room
I1 during the evening number OF games
were played In which Miss Dorothy
| lhornett, Mss Zulime Summers, Mr
| Lewis Howard and Mr.. r. f. William.
| son won the honors +.
,, Inose present were: Miss Dorothy
rnornett. I1;orn. Miss Grace Thornett. Miss
hnzaoeth Cuttings, Miss Zulime sum
mers. Miss Marie Hafner, Miss Alice
Kenny, Miss Helen Thornett. Miss Nnrs
totet, Miss Sarah Garrick. Miss An
toinette Duvall. Miss Helen DuvaI. Nir
! Mr. James Whalen. Mr. william Fov.
lers Mr.. Edwrad O'Connor. Mr.. r, Is
Williamson. Mr.. John Sniegosl,i. M
Dennis Duvall, Mr.. Theodore Gittinps
Mr. william J: Boyd. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Mafo ~ aardy. T Mr.: and Mrs. Guy Zears.
MRS. Lewis Howard. Mr.. and mrs
George Caspar. Mr.. and Mrs Victor Ias.
ger. Miss Mollie Ducket, Mrs, Jane. W
"halen and Mrs. Rart ~ '"
Inc marriage is announced of Mrs
Sarx L; Spence to Maj. Julian G.
smith. y. s. NJ. c. The wef1din1 ,ooL
place in Philadelphia February %
MAJ and Mrs. Smith are now on their
~epa,ns Lung TRIP In Florida, and will be
at the Calverton. Maj. Smith is
member of the Army and Navv 1-l,b
and the Metropolitan Club and of the
racquet Club of Philadelphia. mrs
2m1,n p was the widow of the late Mr.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Hughes Of
cathedral avenue announce the en-
sagement or their daughter Margaret
to Mr.. William J. Burlee of New Yort
and Richmond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Foster announce
@ sne engagsment M OF their daughter
Campbell Carroll, the wedding to take
place in April.
Mr. William Everett Mcdonald of
| Nebraska and Mrs Mcdonald viii
receive tomorrow at the Powbatan
between and 5. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Burgan will assist.
Mr<J. Clinton Tribbv will .r,.r..,
a party at keith's Theater tomorrow
night in honor of Miss Eleanor Grif
nth. Those in the party will be rep
resentative and Mrs. Stuart F. Reed,
Mr. and Mrs Robert Monroe. Mr.. and
BENJAMIN Soule Gantz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bertrand Trenis and Mrs. Eleanor c.
iGrifhth. Miss Griffith will spend this
week as the guest Of her mother,
Mrs f. c. Grifhth. at 1913 Vermont
avenue.
Mrs. J. Eakin Gadsby. who left
washington several weeks ago, and
was the guest for some time of Capt
and Mrs. Harry Tomb. at the naval
air station. San Diego. Calf. is now
staying at Arrowhead Springs. Los
Angeles, a beautiful place taken over
recently by the United States gov
ernment as recuperating home for
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. B. Barber of
Northampton street, Chevy Chase
D. c., have sent out cards for a recep-
March IS, the occasion being the
twentieth anniversary Of their mar
riage.
Miss Edwina Levin, the clever short
| story writer and playwright, who
was the guest OF Miss Byrd Mock at
her home on Capitol Hill, has re-
turned to New York.
| DR.. and Mrs. Abram Simon are leay
ling Washington this morning to spend
several days with friends in New
York.
Stories OF Well Known Folk.
AS the British foreign Office has
placed the name of Sir Auckland
Geddes before the State Department
to learn whether this statesman is
entirely acceptable to the American
government, he is confidently expect
ed at the embassy. on Connecticut ave-
nue. before the Easter season ar
rives For it is impossible that any
objection can be raised to this genial
and brilliant physician, for Sir Auck-
land presents one Of the few examines
in the history of diplomacy where an
enlinently successful surgeon has
turned his talents to statecraft WIFI