The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-04

cided TO have a small church wedding,
with intimate friends Of the two
families present, but further de-
tails have not yet been completed. Mr..
Carter IL the son Of Mrs. Thomas IL.
Carter and the late Senator Carter OF
Montana.
Mime. CaIvo is expecting shortly a
visit from her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Harrington. Mr.. and Mrs. Ilarring-
ton, who have been living in Costa
RicA since their marriage several
years ago, have returned 10 this coaun
try for good. and are at present liN-
ing in Boston.
Colonel D~gan In Norfolk.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. John Alden
began, who arrived in New York on
the transport Northern Pacific OF
Tuesday. are at the Hotel Aston for
several days before coming to WASH
ington, where Colonel Degan will be
on duty with the military information
division OF the War Department
Colonel began has been in Europe
for nearly three years. and since last
summer has been the assistant mill
tsry attache of the American legation
at The Hague, Holland.
Lynch Lequcr, OF Washington, is
spending "A few weeks with Col. r. ~.
r. Luguer, at the Manor, Ashcyille,
\. G.
Col. c. II. l.. RugGles, L. S. A.; Mrs.
RuggIcs, and Miss Ruggles, who have
been in New York, at the Hotel AS
tor. for the last week, returned on
Tuesday TO their home in Washing
ton.
Miss Lena Hitchcock will leave
Washington on Saturday for Boston,
where she will stay indefinitely. Miss
Hitchcock will take up interior dec
Grating work, and will be associat ted
while there with Miss Hope Grey.
with whom she will also make her
home.
CnrmOd y Hansen.
The marriage OF Miss Alice Marian
Csrmody, only daughter of Eeut. Col.
and Mrs. John Doyle Carmody. to AL
bert August Hansen took place yea
tcrday afternoon at the home of the
brides parents at 4 o'clock in The
presence OF the immediate family.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Bernard Eraskampr. Mrs.
Arthur ". Diebcrt. formerly Miss
Everlyn Zane. Was matron Of honor.
and Henry Roy Gates was best man.
The bride was married in her GO
ing-away costume of many blue with
toque of same color. and wore a cor
sage OF orchids and lilies of the val
ley.
The young couple left Immediately
after the ceremony for Pinehurst. ~.
c. On their return, they viii reside
at III Vermont avenue.
Mrs. Joseph IIampson Will RETURN
10 her apartment in the Dresden to-
DAY from Annapolis, where she has
boon with her son. Midshipman Edgar
W. IIampson, who has been i'll. Miss
Frances IIampson, debutsntc dauEh-
tor of Mrs. IIampson, returned TO
Washington carly in tho week, and
has been staying wit Commander
and Mrs. Frank b. Freycr.
Mrs. Frederick Havcmycr. OF New
York, has leased the homo Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward Brown at 1853 Twenty
ninth stree. for tho spring. Mr. and
Mrs. Brown are established at 500
Q street
The Kappa Beta ri Sorority gave a
dance last evening at the Nom"n's
City Club. Among the guests were Miss
Lucille Compton. DR.. and Mrs. J. Olcott.
Of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Watson. Major and Mrs. !. Garfield
Riley, Judge Monroe Wheeler of Buff
falo; Miss Marie X. Saunders. Miss
i. l.. Halpenny, Miss Ruth Quick, Miss
Cora Larrimore Kelley.
Miss Frances Burkhalter entertain
ed at tea on Tuesday for Mrs. John
Cpham, Mrs. Hampton Hutton. and
Miss Emily Hutton, of Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt l.. Lindsey
were the dinner guests Tuesday even
ing of Or. and Mrs. Everett NJ Ellison
in NJ street.
Miss Georgia Green. Miss Helen
williams, Mrs. Ernest Mecklin, Mrs.
Basil Botelcr, Mrs. Hubert Plaster,
Mrs Walter Harrison, and Miss
Harrison. Mrs. Frank Addison and
Mrs Edward Yates of West Virginia
were the members Of an interesting
dutch-trcat luncheon party at the
Cafe St. Marks yesterday afternoon.