Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-03
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ice men and an exhibition Of their
| handicraft.
| The hut will be decorated with paper
cherry blossoms made by the boys.
One of the features of the sale Of ar
| ticles will be vegetables. fresh from
| the garden. raised by the veterans.
Mrs. Frank w. Smith. head Of the oc-
cupational work. will be assisted by
Miss Elizabeth Barnes and Miss Mil
dred Whedon in making the exhibition
of hand work possible. There will
also be display of the results
achieved in the commercial depart
ment. which was recently organized
by Miss Gladys Wales.
| Tea will be poured by Miss katha-
rine Reed. chief nurse at the hospital.
who will be assisted by Mrs. Ida NJ.
Galloway, chairman of the comforts
section Of the District Red Cross
chapter. The informal dancing in the
evening will be directed by Miss Jen-
nings of community service.
Among the patronesses are Mrs.
Montgomery Blair. Mrs. Walter Nc
Coy. Mrs. +. Lester Jones. Mrs. II. E.
Trimble. Mrs. W. Irving Chambers.
Mrs. John r. Galloway. Mrs seaton
Schroeder, Mrs. Archibald Powell,
Mrs. Isaac w. Littell. Mrs Marlbor-
ough Churchill and Miss Mabel T.
| Boa rdman.
Mount Alto institution is SO famous
! Will be offered for sale. as we'll as
baskets. leather work. carved wood
| boxes. trays. etc.
Mrs. James Edward Schwab will en-
/ terrain at a shower and tea tomorrow
afternoon in compliment to Miss Alice
! kirkpatrick. daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. James kirkpatrick of Bethesda,
Md. who is to marry Mr.. John Mann.
| Mrs. Kirkpatrick and Miss Sarah
| Hickling will assist at the tea table.
Miss Mary Cryder entertained the
Art and Archaeology League at her
noon. at 30 O'Clock.
| For the benefit of diet Kitchen. No.
| I. of the District chapter. American
dance will b d by the girls of the
Red Cross .0o9 street north
west, Satur, evening. beginning at
$40 o'clock. remembering the excel
lent work accomplished by the kitchen
during the influenza epidemic. when
her assistants remained on duty day
and night making and delivering
broths. soups, custards and other
dishes for the sick. the young women
| Of the club readily responded to the
| suggestion that something be done in
recognition Of this invaluable service.
particularly now that the kitchen
needs financial help.
! Among the patrons and patronesseS
| Of the affair are DR. and Mrs. Living
ston NJ. Farrand, Mr.. and Mrs Will
| Ioughby Walling. Mr.. and Mrs. r. {.
Munrop DIR. and Mrs Ralph Jenkins.
| Mrs Allyn X. Capron. Miss Mabel L.
Roardman and Miss Sarah f. Nieman.
Serving on the committee of arrange
ments for the club are Mrs Katherine
Kenney, Miss Elizabeth Grimsley. Miss
| Marion Builamore. Miss Josephine
| Donovan. Miss Il. Pryor and Miss w.
Hoffstead.
| The marriage of Miss V. Louise
comlev, daughter of George A. Com.
lev. 10 Mr.. Roy s Wilson of Wash
| ington took place at Mount Olivet
| Wednesday evening, April %. the
Rev. c. X McCaslin officiating Mt.
land Mrs. Wilson will return from
their wedding journey in two weeks.
The marriage 0. Miss Laura w.
Holmes. daughter Of Mrs Laura W.
| Holmes and the late MIR. Frank Nea
| Holmes OF St. Marys county. Nd. 10
| Mr. Charles Floyd Burkholder TOOK
ulace Tuesday afternoon April - IN
st. Pauls Episcopal Church. WASH
tinston. the Rev. William Locke bIaa-
lock. uncle of the bride omcraiins'
! assisted by the Rev. Robert Ialpot.
! After a northern trip they VIII MAKE
| their home in Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Cooley an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
Ter Gertrude l.. to Mr.. James +. Chase
an Anril Is at Annapolis, Md.