Evening star., 1920-01-31

S. A. r.. Of New York, took place at
noon today in the home of the bride.
1917 10th street. the Rev. Fl. Allen
Tupper officiating. with only men,
bers of the immediate family present.
The bride wore a gown of midnight
blue tricotine embroidered in dull
gold. long coat of mole and toque
of the same fur. Her corsage bouquet
was of orchids. Attending the bride
was her daughter, Miss Dorothy
bronze georgette, embroidered in gold
,, beads and corsage bouquet of ra-
diant roses.
Immediately after the ceremony
Capt and Mrs. Moore left for New
York, and will sail from there to
spend February and March in Porto
Rico, later returning to make their
home in New York.
The bride is the sister of Mrs. Will
liam F. Dennis and Mrs Caldwell. and
of Virginia and Kentucky. including
the Alexanders and Colmans. Capt.
Moore Is a Canadian by birth, but has
. lived for the most in California.
The major general commandant of
the marine corps and Mrs. George
Barnett will attend the performance
of Rowing Marines" this evening in
the auditorium Of the new National
Museum, for which a large number of
| invitations have been issued.
The military attache of the British
embassy. Maj Cen. Bethell has re-
turned to Washington from Winches-
ter. Va. where he went to attend the
| ceremony of raising the flag presented
to the Virginia Winchester by the
town Of Winchester. England.
Gen. Don Benjamin Puente. who has
teen appointed military attache of
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Puente and Senorita Puente are stop
ping in New Orleans. before coming
to Washington. where they are ex-
pected early in February. Senior Don
Jorge a. PeZet, newly appointed at
ia che of the embassy also is expected d
here early next month.
A number of dinner parties were
given last night before the Junior
Leage dance at Raucher's. The Misses
Denys. daughters of the Rev. and Mrs
F. Ward Denys. had guests dining
renee Riefsnider also gave dinner. as
did Mrs. Olga Roosevelt Bayne and
Miss Alice Shepard. and Mr.. and Mrs
Randall Hagner entertained for Miss
Margie James, debutante daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman James of Bal
tmore.
Mrs. Albert Ritchie, mother of Gov
Ritchie of Maryland. is among those
who have taken boxes for the South
ern Relief ball. to be held a the Will
lard Hotel Monday night. y number
of Baltitmoreans will come over for
the occasion.
The former Russian ambassador
and Nine. George BakhmetefY will sail
from New York today for France
They viii spend the remainder of the
winter in Paris
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. II. Rogers and Miss
Millicent Rogers. who are New York.
will open their home here in April
They will go to Florida about Feb
ruary Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. wilkins en-
tertained small company at dinner
last evening.
Diplomatic Women Patronesses.
Trinity College has the distinc-
tion of having her majesty Queen
Elizabeth of the Belgians as an hon
crary alumna, the degree of doctor
of literature. having been conferred
upon her by his emminence Cardinal
Gibbons. at the reception given by
the sisters of Notre Dame de Namur
for their majesties during their visit
here last October. The Washington
chapter of the alumnae will give a
ball on Friday night at the New Will
lard Hotel. to which many of the
most prominent women of diplomatic
and residential society are lending
patronage. and the ball promises to be
very brilliant affair. They include
Sonora de Eiano. Sonora de Matthew,
Baroness de Cartier, Baroness Ro-
mano. Nine. PeZet, Nine. Calderon,
Sonora Sol. Princess Lubormirska,
Nine. Pulaski. Mrs. Henry Ashurst.
Mrs. c. c. Calhoun, Mrs. Thomas F.
Logan. Mrs. Thomas Carter, Mrs.
Maurice Francis Egan, Miss Janet
Richards. Mrs. Martin Glynn, Mrs.
Phelan. Mrs. J. Eris Powell. Mrs. Fen
ton Bradford, Mrs. d. j. Callahan.
Mrs John Burke, Mrs. Thomas Lane,
Mrs. Peter A. Drury, Mrs. Samuel
Drury, Mrs. Thomas NJ. Foley, the
Misses Kerby. Mrs. d Arcy Magee. Mrs.
p. J. Nee. Mrs. J. F. Powers. Mrs.
Charles Selden. jr:. Mrs. D. c. Shea,
Mrs. Hal H. Smith, Mrs. Ernest Scho-
field, Mrs. William West. Mrs. Will
liam Wimsatt. Mrs. J. f. Byrne. Mrs.
IS. r. Loughran and Mrs. Micha ell
Dowd.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Richardson an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Naomi Elizabeth. to Ed
mund Burke HarrelI, jr.. of Atlanta.
Ga. The wedding will take place at
the home of the brides parents on
Wednesday evening. February 4.
Mrs. Albert Grant will not be at
home on Monday, February ., but will
be at home the succeeding Mondays in
February.
Mrs. Frank S. Bright has taken a
box for the Southern Relief ball. to be
given at the New Willard Hotel on
Monday night. and will have with her
Mrs. George NJ. Eckels and Miss Vir-
xinia Eckles, Col. and Mrs. Cam
panole Mr.. Thomas kearney, Miss
Eunice Oberly and Miss Portia Oberly.
Appearing as patronesses of the ball
are: Miss Margaret Wilson. Mrs.
Charles b. Ward. Mrs. Anthony
wayne. Mrs. Bates Warren Mrs. Mar
Gus Wright. Mrs. H. c. woodward Mrs.
Samuel B. Williams, Mrs. Tom A. Will
liams, Mrs. c. Baltimore Calvert, Mrs
Joseph Z. Ramsdell. Mrs. Cuthbert
Harrison. Mrs. +. c. Fred. Mrs. A. {.
W. c. Rives. Mrs Edmund X. Colds
borough, Mrs. Roger Dulaney. Mrs
Charles S. Bromwell. Mrs. Henry d.
Flood, Mrs Andrew Graham, Mrs.
Charles Culberson. Mrs. BENJAMIN
Brown. Mrs. John Hickey, Mrs. John
Callahan and Mrs Paul Joachim.
An afternoon and evening benefit
card party will be given at 2400 18th
street by the recently formed Hileary
Herbert Chapter. U. d. c. That of the
afternoon a will be on ST. Valentines
day. February II. at 2:30. and the
evening party on February 16. at $3.50
nm. The patronesses are: Mrs. i. d.
White. Mrs John H. Bankhead. Mrs.
oscar Underwood, Mrs. Charles Howry
Mrs. Matthew ]. Scott. Mrs. j. Lindsay
Morehead. Mrs. Delos Blodgett. Mrs.
Charles Matthews. Mrs. c. c. Calhoun,
Mrs Robert r. Lee and Mrs. Cole.