The Washington times., 1920-04-12


financed and run a lodge. where many
war wOfkers frcn ell parts OF the
country have made theu heme- Oser
IS.i girls spent their VACATIONS last
sumDtr At IN" holidsy house Gun ~
the society. Every afternoon threnfs
or girls may be seen after office going
into the CHEEKY room At ltoo Pennsyi-
vania avenue. where tea IL served
from 4 20 9 and where various host
esses welcome all and Introduce new
comsrs and strangers. The clubroom
10 kept open all day from D n m. 10
10 .. m. with a lady In charge
Glasses meet each week at eighteen
branches through the city.
In January. February, and March
OF this year. three open meetings
were held. when the public was In
yited TO enjoy with members OF the
society speeches by Franklin X. Lane.
at the time Secretary OF the Interior;
Whitehead Klutsx. presiding officer
OF the North Carolina Senate. and
Thomas Riggs tr- governor OF
urer OF the wAshinston organization
Of the society. presided at tho nrst
meeting. Mrs. Cary T. Grayson at the.
second, and Miss Marion Oliver. secre-
tary. at the third
The work of tho Giris Friendly
Society Is protective as well as in
structive and nils a real need In the
lives OF many girls. Any people de-
string TO give their cooperation and
support are urged to send donations
and subscriptions to Mrs Edward b.
Meigs. 1445 0ahode Island avenue
Dance For 81. Johns.
The patronesses for tho dance to
be given for the benefit of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to the Knights of st. John
No. 100, to be given tomorrow even
ing at the Catholic Women's Com
munity House. 601 Il street north
west, are Mrs. Francis ]. Wilson. Mrs.
Joseph Reddington, Mrs. William
OKeefe, Miss Margaret Evans, Mrs-
Mary E. Radcliffe, Mrs Capt Walsh.
Miss b. Jngraham. Miss M. Louden.
miss II. Stanley. Miss Marie Byrne,
Mrs. A. O'Brien. and Miss Ethel Rey-
nolds.
The committee In charge OF the af-
fair. is composed OF Miss Edith M.
Warren, chairman; Mrs. A. Enright
and Mrs. E. NJ. Warren and the Misses
NJ. e. Bannon. i. Monroe. Gertrude
Bell, Elizabeth MCGOWAN, Dorothy
Fogarty. Eileen Fogarty. and Cath
| crime Hart The floor committee
consists Of Messrs e. Hart, ID. #.
|
garty, and Frank Fogarty.
Easter lilies, intermingled. with
white spring flowers and ferns, form
ed the setting for the marriage OF
Miss Esther M. Gormley, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Gormley, to
Mr.. Barton MacMurray. which took
place at 4 o'clock Wednesday after
noon, in St Matthews Church. The
ceremony was performed By the Rev
Father Edward L. Buckley. The 10.
hengrin" wedding march was played
by the church organist
| The bride was charmingly dressed
| in a navy blue tricotine suit. with
blue hat trimmed in blue wings. and
| wore a bouquet OF orchids- She was
| attended by Miss Agatha Lanigan
who wore a blue tricotine suit, with
a black picture hat, and corsage
bouquet OF pink sweet peas.
| S. Ambrose German actsd as best
man for the bridegroom. The usherf
were Joseph McPhaul, Joseph Hender'
son. Mark Patterson and Martin j.
McHugh. OF Flagtown. N. J.
the yhfjde. wore gown OF blue cnar-
meuse. .embfaidered I'm gold, with q
blue hat tosmatch-
| About 700 relatives and friends OF
the bride and groom attended the
wedding.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs MacMurray left for New
York, where they will spend several
days before going to Boston by water
| They will be at home after April 70
at 1717 Seventeenth street northwest
X. Of c. Formal Ball
The f,rst annual formal ball OF the
Washington Chapter, Knights of Co
lumbus, will be held at the New VIII
lard Hotel tonight This ball will
tbe one of the leading social events In
| Catholic circles here in washington
| Invitations have been sent to the
| following patronesses: Mrs. Thomas
II. Carter. chairman; Mrs. Harry f.
Ashurst, Mrs. Emmett Gudger, Mrs
John Burke, Mrs. Henry H Flather
Mrs. d. J. Callahan, Mrs. Charles g.
Thorn, Mrs. Joseph p. Tumulty, Mrs
Lawrence V, Grogan, Mrs. J. F. Ian
dis. Mrs. Robert E. Callan, Mrs. Jo-
,eph z. Ransdell. Mrs. Joseph ]. Nc
Kenna, Mrs. Edward d. White. Mrs,
James d. Pheian, Mrs Joseph b.
Densmore, Mrs. William Shepherd
Benson, Mrs. Walter II. Gordon, Mrs.
j Frank Mcintyre, Mrs. Peter Drury,
Mrs. Samuel Drury. Mrs. Joseph A
| Phelan, Madam De Cespedes, mrs Is.
F. Saul, Mrs. John Cammack, Mrs. M.
T.. Allies, and Mrs. George e. Hamil-
| ton
The scions of Colonial Cavaliers
will celebrate the three hundred and
thirteenth anniversary OF the landing
AT Jamestown, Va, on April IS. at the
washington Club, 1901 X street
There will be music, dancing and
light REFRESHMENTS, instead of the
usual array of patriotic speeches
| Daniel Smith Gordon Is head OF the