Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-07

at wardman park Hotel. Mrs. Brit
| tens trip was an exceedingly interest
| ing one and included visit TO the
| Olympic games.
| The former Secretary Of State and
| Mrs. Lansing will leave Washington To-
morrow for WATERFOWL, N. Y, where
! thew will visit the family of Mr. Lahs-
! ing. and also register for voting. mrs
A. NJ. Dulles of Auburn. N. y, me SIS
ter Of Mrs. lansing. ana Gau iain her ar
| Mrs. John w. Foster, will JON ner
n,other At her home on 18th street to-
morrow for d visit.
I The director of the mint. Mr.. Ray
mond Baker. left last evening lor neA 10
| Mass. where he will remain over VIC
weekend with Mrs. Baker.
| Miss Marie Adams has left for
| ten-day visit to Mrs. Henry Mare,'
Jensen. wife of Commanopr n11
| u. S. N, at their home at brohASiiie'
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren left
Washington today for Boston anu W., ~
go to Dedham to visit the fanny o.
Mr.. Warren and incidentally register
| for voting Mrs. Warren Will proo-
I ahIy spend some time in Dedham De-
fore returning to the Capital.
| Mrs. Whitman Cross is entertaining
at a tea this afternoon in compliment
to Mrs. George Porter, who Will ieave
Washington shortly for Europe, "heIs
| she viii spend the winter on the
| French Riviera.
Miss Betty Grove has rejoined her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton \.
Grove at the nigh Minism at'e of Raiti.
more at the Williams summer nome
at Luray, Va.
| Miss Marcia Chaplin entertained at
dinner last evening at the Chevy
Chase Club in honor OF MT. anu MI D.
Philip c. Kauffmann.
Autumn flowers and foliage formed
a picturesque setting for the marriage
of Miss Henrietta Nollner, daughter
| Of Mrs. Nollner and the late Mr.. harry
NoIIner. to Mr.. Wesley Langdon smith
of Philadelphia, which took place last
Church. Chevy Chase, Canon Austin
| officiating.
The bride, who was given in mar
| rage by her mother, wore ioVeiy
gown of soft white satin, made WIN
| a long court train. Her tulle ven was
lace, sprayed with orange blossoms:
and she carried shower bouquet OF
bride roses and lilies Of the valley
Miss Alma Cunningham, who attend
| ed her cousin as maid or honor: wore
pale green crepe de chine. trimmed
! with crystals and silver ribbon. and
her hat of silver tulle was adorned
with ribbon and pink roses. she car
| ried a bouquet of pink roses MT.
Blair P. Smith. brother OF the pride
| groom, acted as best man. The ush-
ers were MIR. Edmund Becker and
Mr.. ]. Harry Kelloway-Smlth.
| An informal reception for the Wed
ding party followed at the home OF
J the brides mother, when Mrs. Noiiner
| received with the wedding party. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith left later for a we'd
ding trip in the south, and will be at
! home after November 1 at 1907 Ken
! Won street. The out-of-town guests
here for the wedding included Mrs:
Brooke of Chicago. Mrs. G.. Fl. Becker
and Mrs. William Foster of Brooklyn,
IN Y; Miss Elsie Hartman of Jersey
| CITY. and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fill
and Miss Fill of Richmond.
! The resident commissioner of the
Philippines and Mrs. De Veyra have
! leased for the season the residence or
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles }. Williamson.
! 1916 Connecticut avenue. VINO Will
! spend the season at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Richard McKnew will
entertain at a box party at the Be
J iaSCO InGatSf, tOffo"So w u caPpSA
at the Cafe St. Marks, this evening
| in honor of Miss Elizabeth Kingsbury,
daughter of Col. and Mrs. Henry +.
| Kingsbury, whose marriage 70 MI.
! Donald Harrison McKnew Will take
place Saturday: Last evening Mr. ana
| at dinner at the Chevy Chase Club for
| the bride and bridegroom elect, and
! tomorrow evening Col. and Mrs.
] Kingsbury will give dinner follow
ing the wedding rehearsal TOT the
! aldson will be hostess at a luncheon
tomorrow for Miss Kingsbury.
Miss Clara Kingsbury will attend
| her sister as maid of honor, and the
other attendants will include MIS-.
| Slocum, cousin of the bride, of New
| York; Miss Mary Sue Donaldson and
| Miss Katherine Beach. Mr.. Richard
| McKnew will attend, his brother as
best man and the ushers are to be
! Hodges and Mr. Slocum Kingsbury,
brother of the bride. all of New York,
and Mr. Kenneth Wales of this city.
First Benefit Ball Announced.
The ball for the benefit of the Navy
Relief Society will take place as usuai
on Thanksgiving. Thursday evening,
| November rs, at the Willard Hotel.
Mrs Frank Kennedy, wife OF MAJ;
Kennedy of the air service, United
States Army. entertained at tea yes
terday afternoon at their residence,
1915 New Hampshire avenue. The
guests included the wives of the Of
ficers of the 10th Infantry. .: s. A.
who are now at the War College
The table was adorned with yellow
and blue flowers, and Mrs Charles
rora. Ill, sister of the hostess. who
viii spend the coming winter with
Mai. and Mrs. Kennedy, also assisted.
The guests included Mrs: Pegram
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Rut it takes knowledge and pride in the work
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don't just work for the money
| want to please you.
MARTIN WOLF
! 1892 Florida Ave. NV.
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