Evening star., 1920-11-20

lHe oA1VaLlOn ARMY on IueSOay AAoA
Wednesday. November % and "a.
from II to s o'clock, in the showroom
of the Cadillac Automobile Company,
1140 Connecticut avenue, when the
handiwork Of Mrs Alfred Gillett will
be on exhibition. Mrs. GilIett spent
all of her leisure moments during
the past summer designing and MAX
dlework which no painters brush can
excel. She will be assisted in selling
these articles on exhibition by q
number of well known society won
en-. Among those assisting will be
Mrs. Julian James. Mrs. Charles Wood
Mrs. Julian-James. Mrs. Charles Wood
Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee, Mrs. E. F. An
drews. Mrs. Frank Anderson and Mrs
Gouverneur Hoes.
The first dance Of the season to be
given by the Joseph H. Choate Chap
ter. Sigma Nu Phf Fraternity. Nation
al University, will be held at
L street northwest, this evening at $3.50
o'clock.
The tentative committees have
been officially appointed by the chan
cellor. Committee on arrangements,
Ralph G. Robey, chairman; Rudolph
H. Cook and Ernest G. Davis; recep-
ton committee. w; 6. Martin. chair
Morganston, Godfrey L. Hunter. Wal
ter S. Przybyszewski, James G. Yo-
KUN and E. Nathan Scott.
The officers and men Of the chapter
are cooperating to make this dance
the best of the scholastic year.
Mr.. and Mrs George f. Winston gave
a reception and dance to the young la
dies of Madison Hall Thursday evening.
The Women's Bar Association of the
District of Columbia will hold it's an
nual banquet of the association at the
Burlington this evening at o'clock.
The officers stationed at the navy yard
entertained at a small informal dance
last evening. one Of the series being
given each week at the yard.
The marriage of Miss Zula Bergman
of Washington and Mr.. William E.
Smith took place in this city Wednesday
at the home of the bride. the Rev. J. H.
Mr.. Smith is member of the board o:
supervisors and otherwise prominent in
Frederick county. He and his bride will
make their home at Gore, Va, upon re-
turning from their wedding trip to the
gulf states.
Washington Camp. No. 305, Sons of
Confederate Veterans. will give it's
first dance of the season at the New
Willard, Monday at o'clock.
The young ladies committee, With
Miss Grace Roper as chairman, in
cludes Miss Marion Upshaw, Miss
Marie Mcclure, Miss Louise Owen.
Miss Jane Carmichael, Miss Winifred
De Voc, Miss Jean Campbell and Miss
Virginia Hereford.
Monday. November %, the students
of Trinity College will be "at home"
from to o'clock. The event is
the Trinity Thanksgi' ing tea. More
than twelve hundred invitations have
been sent out to the friends of the
college and of the students. SO that
the affair will be larger this year
than ever before. Heading the re-
ceiving line, which will comprise the
members of the student government
board, will be Miss Charlotte Hogan
81. the president. Assisting in the
parlors will be the other members
of the senior class, while the officers
of the different classes will take
turns at the tea table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Tuckerman
have returned to their apartment,
1909 18th street.
Col. Joseph F. Siler will entertain
at dinner this evening at the Cafe ST
Marks.
Mrs. M. A. velati of wardman Park
Hotel has as a guest Mrs. Herbert
L. Poyneer of indianapolis, Ind
The Royal Country Club will give
a series of informal subscription
dances in the ballroom of the wash
ington Hotel. The first dance viii
be held tonight and dancing will begin
at pm.
An impressive wedding ceremon,
was performed at Marvin Methodist
Church, 10th and B streets, Washing
ton, on Tuesday afternoon. when Miss
Mrs Edward j. Humphrey Of Washing
ton. and Mr.. Clarence LIE Roy Haines.
now of Washington. formerly OF Hern-
don. were married. the Rev. Claude e
Messer officiating. Mr.. Humphrey gave
mis- daughter away. The best man
maid Of honor Miss Helen Humphrey
The ushers were Mr.. Norman Hum
phrey and Mr.. Ralph Langley. Mr.. anG
Mrs. Haines left at once for a north
ern trip. After December / they will
be at home at the Chesterton, 18th
and r streets northwest.
3. An attractive dance Will be given at
Rauscher's the evening of December
6. by the Abigail Hartman Rice Chan
ter, d. A. r. Some OF the patronesses
are Mrs. John NJ. Beaverx, state CORE
spending secretary, D. A. r.; Mrs.
James n. Wiley. state recording sec
retary. D. A. R.; Mrs Abbot, state
historian; Mrs. Bertha Robins, Mrs.
Sylvanus Johnson. Miss Emma Strider
and Mrs. Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Merwin, U. S. N,
who have been visiting Mrs. Sol Lans-
burgh, 10 Grafton street, Chevy Chase.
has left to visit Mr.. Merwin's home.
Lincoln, Neb.. for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Carruthers have
the marriage of their
daughter Mary Edythe to Mr.. Bert RAY
Slough Tuesday evening at o'clock ir
the rectpry of st. Aloysius Church.
The bride was attended by Miss Made
line Armbrust, and Mr.. Arthur Kettler
acted as best man. Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Slough
left for New York. where they will
for a few days. They will re-
turn to make their home in this CITY
Mrs. F. P. ST. John announces the
marriage Of her sister. Miss Louise
Fletcher. to Mr. John H. Burns at
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