Evening star., 1920-01-07
u....-u,,r;. Wedding.

Brace-Harris Wedding.
Commander and Mrs. Archibald LlV-
ingStone Parsons announce the mar
riage of their daughter. Miss Nir-
ginia Blair Reeves Harris. and Mr..
Ernest Frank Brace. on Monday, jan
uary 5, at the Philadelphia navy yard
Mr.. Melvin T. Dunlavy was host at
dinner party at 1922 Rhode Island
avenue northwest on Sunday Janu-
ary 4, in honor Of Mrs. G. O. Mooney
of Somerville, Mass. and Harrison A
Dunlavy of Santa Fe, N. NJ Besldes
the guests of honor, the company IN
cIuded Mr., and Mrs. J. ]. Lynch, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Gates, Senor and
Sonora Lanzilli. Miss Margaret Fiood,
Miss LIE Faune Davis, Miss Josephine
McNulty, Miss Meckkin Swenson, MISS
Byrd Bell, Miss Anne Lee Senator ana
Miss Peggy Moriarity. MISS NO M9r,aiss H1iss
sang several opera numbers and MISS
Swenson sang some Iceland folklore
songs. Miss Flood recited seVerai
appropriate poems.
Mrs. Henry Ashley Brown of Vir-
einia is visiting her sister, MRS.
Howard Felix Moore.
The national clubhouse of the AS
sociation of Collegiate Alumnae, at
1907 II street, is open today for tea
! to members and their Iriehds. Cil
Saturday evening the officers or the
local branch will be at home to mem
bers of the branch and all coilese
women who may be interested In Jolh-
| ing the club
Mr.. Paul S. Murphy. who was at
home for the Christmas vacation, mas
returned to Philadelphia to resume
| his studies.
The board of lady managers OF the
George Washington UNIVERSITY hos hos
pital held it's monthly meeting MON
day, January 5. at the Nurses Home
10i6 18th street. Mrs. Douglas Birnie,
president, presiding. In addition to
! the transaction of regular business,
the meeting was the occasion OF
| linen shower, many donations of table
linen being made. The chairman of
the Nurses Home. Mrs. Mirick, an
nounced a plan of serving afternoon
tea to the nurses on the Secoho anu
fourth Sunday of each month: Mrs.
Birnie and Mrs. Head Will be the
hostesses Sunday. January IL.
A wedding of interest, both in
Washington and Maryland, was SOL
emnized at $3.50 O'Clock "Wednesday.
December 81, in the Church of the
Ascension, when Miss Ethel Winifred
Hutchins, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Philemon Hutchins OF
| Maryland, became the bride of Mr..
Robert Adolph Grant, only son OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Grdnt OIL CdliorH
| The ceremony was performed by the
| Rev. DR.. J. Henning Nelms. The
bride, who was given in marriage by
| her father, wore suit OF tan
chameleon cloth trimmed with Aus
tralian opossum fur. Her hat was of
brown velvet with ostrich tips, the
shade of her suit, and she carried
an arm bouquet of Killarney roses.
| The maid of honor. Miss Mary Amery
| Hutchins, sister of the bride, wore
gown of henna velour trimmed with
! fur and a picture hat of silver lace
and fur. She carried yellow chrysan-
themums.
Mr.. Lawrence Moore was best man
| for Mr.. Grant. and the ushers were
Mr.. Allan Gwinn Hungerford. Mr..
Reginald P. Hungerford. Mr.. Gerard
]. Hungerford and Mr.. Harris Reeder
Hungerford, cousins Of the bride. In
addition to the beautiful Christmas
decorations in the church, palms and
white roses were used. During the
seating of the guests the Rev. ]. r.
Roth, assistant rector of the church,
sang 20 Perfect Love-"
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant left Immediately
after the ceremony for short we'd
| ding trip, and will later make their
| home in Washington.
Mrs. Eula PhippS Miller OF Owens
! boro, KY, is the guest Of Mrs. George
| S. Duncan, 1900 7th street northeast.
Miss Phyllis Shackleford Moore en-
! tertained a number of her classmates
| at her home on Friday evening.