The Washington times., 1920-11-27

their cure next week and will then
return to WASHINGTON.
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Mrs. William Lee Pryor. wife OF
Commander Pryor. u. S. N, Ia sp nd
ing the winter with her father, Rear
Admiral Austin NJ. knight.
Col. and Mrs. Francis T. A. Junkin
have returned to Washington for the
winter and are again occupying the
suburban home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles ]. Bell. Twin Oaks" in
woodley lane. They passed the sum-
mer at their place at Lake Geneva,
Wis. and the fall at their home in
Forest Park. Ill.
Congressman and Mrs. Thomas B.
Dunn win return to Washington on
December from their home in Roch-
ester. y. Y.
Mrs. Harry Campbell Gracf had
luncheon on Tuesday at Rosemary
Cottage. Hot Springs, Va, for Mrs.
John Hays Hammond, Of Washington,
and other guests
The Misses Frances and Marion
Smith. who will make their debut this
season. have gone to Now York to
attC nd the Army Navy game and with
their grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bailey, will spend the week at the
Waldorf Hotel.
Mrs. Douglas Huntley Gordon. who
cam" to washington to attend the
dinner given on Thanksgiving ght
by COL William Eric Fowler. motored
back to her home in Baltimore yes
terday.
IN MISS kENDRICK's HONOR.
Senator and Mrs. John 3. Kendrick
will present their daughter, Miss
Rosa-Mayo kendrick, at tea on
Saturday. Dece nber 1S.
Miss Eula Williams. of Wyoming, a
cousin of the bud. will receive with
the hostess. and Miss Winifred Ste
vcns and Miss Marcia Thorn. also of
Wyoming, will be among the group
of girls assisting.
The Misses Williams, Stevens and
Thorn are all students Of Gouchei
College, of which Miss Kendrick Is a
graduate, and Miss Williams spends
her weekend with Senator md Mrs.
kcndrick.
senator and Mrs. kendrick will
give a dance at Rauscher's for their
daughter on Monday evening, Decem-
Der -, when the younger set Of
Washington Will be their guests.
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A simple but attractive Thanksgiv-
ing Day wedding was that OF Mary
T., Rergling daughter OF Mr.. and VI s.
John Bcrg,ing, of University Park,
and Leo g. Nolan, formerly of Scran-
ton, but now of Washington. The
ceremony was performed on Thurs
day morning at St Anne's Roman
Catholic Church. Tenleytown, the
Rev. Fa her Thomas Smyth officia-
ting at the high nuptial mass. The
bride entered the church on the arm
of her father. who gave her away.
She was lovely in white satin with
pearl embroideries, her tulle veil
falling gracefully from coronet OF
Irish point lace. Her bouquet was Of
Bride roses, while her sister Miss
Ida Bergling, who was her only at.
tendant. wore charming frock OF
pink crepe dc chino and carried yell
low roses. Philip Ritchie acted as
best man for Mr.. Nolan, and Leon
Poorc and Charles VoiSht, both OF
Grant road, were the ushcrs.
Mrs John Barbee. OF Bethesda,
played the wedd ng march. and both
che and Edwin l.. Kilby gave vocal
SClPCllOnS,
The ceremony was followed by
reception at the home OF the brides
parents. After n short wedding trip
10 Mr.. Nolans old home and up to
New York. the young couple will be
at home at the Bcrgling residence
for while until they can get settled
In an apartment of their own.
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Mrs. Helen II. Gardner, civil service
commissioner, owing to Illness. has
been compelled to cancel all social
and speaking engagements.
Tho marriage Of Miss Ida Zirkin.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. Zirkin
OF 1910 Massachusetts Avenue, TO
Lawrence Beatus. manager OF Loew's
Palace Theater, will take place on
Monday evening at 73o o'clock at
the home OF the bride. Through ar
error II was announced that the cerc.
mony was set fo- last evening.
The Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity
gave house warming on Thsngs
giving Day when they entertained n
lsrrc company Of guests at a tea
in 60 Rall room Of their new hous,
1903 Massachusetts, ave. 4 dance fol.
lowed the tea later in the evening.
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whitney warren g. who y abroad.