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The congressional ladies' making
their home at Congress Hall will be
at home the first and third Mondays
in February. These informal teas will
take the place of the big, elaborate
receptions which was an annual event
before this year.
Col. c. II. Lyman. L. S. NJ. c.. and
Mrs. Lyman left the city this after
noon for Beaufort, S. c., where they
will he the house guests for two days
of Mrs. Beardsley, widow of Admiral
Beardsley at her home, the Anchora ge.
Mrs. David Meade Lea will be at
home informally the third and fourth
Mondays in January.
An Evening Mt Home.
Mrs. Morris Evans and her daugh-
ter. Miss Meta Evans, will be at
home this evening after O'Clock. the
event being one of their regular
Sunday evenings at home.
Mrs. T. Septimus Austin and Miss
Madeleine Austin will observe their
regular Sunday afternoon at home
to attend the dance to be given by
Mrs. Austin and Miss Austin on
Thursday. February 5. at Rauschers,
will be Miss Marion Clifford. daughter
New York, who was presented to
society this season.
Col. and Mrs. E. w. Creecy, for
many years residents of Washington.
now of Howard county, Nd, are stay
in at the Hotel Washinton. Their
home was in Washington from 1s49
until 1909. when they went to make
their home at Leicester, in Howard
county. Md.
Mrs. Henry Martin Jansen, wife of
Commander Jansen. Z. S. N, has ieas-
ed an apartment at the Brighton un-
til May l. after which time she will
follow her husbands ship. the U. S. S.
Arizona, which is at present in Cuban
waters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Smith cele
brated their thirteenth anniversary
by giving a dinner dance at the Hotel
Gordon last evening.
They were assisted by Mrs. J. Van
Ness Ingram, Mrs Horace Cleveland
Chandlee. Mrs. George Eckies. Mrs. l.
S D. Sauls and Mrs. James L. Evans.
Miss Maud Franklin Warner and
Lieut. Robert Bruce Crichton. U. s.
N. were married last evening at
O'Clock at the residence Of the brlde,s
mother Mrs. NJ. Franklin Warner.
1854 Park road. The brides cousin,
Miss Mildred O'Neill. was the maid
of honor and reception for the
guests present a. the ceremony fol-
lowed.
Miss Margaret Swindell. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Swindeli, gave
birthday party at the Coiomnia
sassts uutlsii included Mss Reba Douehton,
Miss Betty Werner, Miss Lois Troch-
er. Miss Minerva Kendall. Miss mary
Louise Maynard and Mr. ana Mrs.
Fred SwindeT. The table decorations
were English primroses ana Tea
roses
The marriage of Miss Catherine Es-
pey Carter, daughter of Mr- ana r nrs'
William Golden Carter of Chevy Chase, |
and Mir. Lee r Pennington. jr.. took
plsrc last evening at o'clock, at All
Saints Protestant Episcopal Church,
Chevy Chase Md. The church was
beautifully decorated with white lilies
and roses against background OF palms
and ferns, and program OF nuptlai
music was rendered on the organ.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father, wore a gown OF Wnlte
satin made with a long court train and
trimmed with duchess lace Her tuile
veil was held with a coronet of orange
blossoms and she carried shower
bouquet of orchids and sweet peas Miss
Agnes Carter of this city. the maid of
honor, wore orchid taffeta and silver
rosehuds. The bridesmaids were Miss
Helen Hopkins of Washington and Miss
Miriam Long of Philadelphia. who wore
charming gowns of pink tafeta, and
Miss Dorothy johnson of Alexandra
and Miss Dorothy Benthall of Baltimore.
who wore pale blue taffeta. They car
red bouquets of pink roses and snap
dragons.
Mr.. Norman Pennington acted as
hest man for his brother. and the
four brothers of the bride. Mr.. Robert
Golden Carter. Mr. Ferd Espey Car
ter, Mr.. Walter Everett Carter and
Mr.. William Golden Carter, jr-. were
the ushers. A reception followed at
the home of the brides parents
where an effective decoration of pink
and white roses was in place IN the
drawing room and dining room. MI
and Mrs. Pennington left later for
their wedding trip. the bride wearing
smart blue tricotine suit with
black straw toque. They will reside
in Chevy Chase on their return.
Mr.. Pennington. who returned IRON
abroad in the summer. served as Erst
lieutenant in the 1st Division.
The out-of-town guests here for the
wedding included DR.. and Mrs. Lee
r. Pennington. sr.. of Havre de Grace,
Md, parents of the bridegroom; Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Bristor of Balt.-
more and Mr. and Mrs j. B. Nelli OF
Morristown, Tenn. all of whom are
the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Caf-
ter. parents of the bride.
The younger members of the Riding
and Hunt Club had an interesting pro-
gram in addition to their regular Sat
urday morning gymk hama games yes
terday morning. when there was a
saddle horse class, Il jumping con-
test and = tandem class.
The judges were Mr.. Melvin G.
Hazen. Col w c. Sherman and Mr.
Charles Holloway.
Those taking part in the events
land. Martha Ellis. Evelyn Walker.
Iindsley Harrison, Nell Thoron. Peggy
Hall, Susan Hall. Louise NcLanahan.
Lillian Sanger. Sophie Snyder. Emily
F'relinghuySen. Lila Roosevelt. Lucy
IaftingweII. Isabel Hurt. Beatrice
Patton. Harriet Mitchell. Masters John
and William McCaskey. Merritt Cootes
and Eunalls Waggaman.
Winners of the stall race We're:
Peggy Hall. first; Harriet Mitchell.
second: Evelyn Walker. third. and
Lucy Lefiinswell. fourth.
In the saddle class. riding only to
count. were: Nell Thoron. first; Helen
Marye, second: Peggy Hall, third and
Lillian Sanger. fourth.
In the jumping contest. riding and
1.effingwell. first: Harriet Mitchell
second: Lindsey Harrison, third. and
Louise Ireland. fourth.
Riding tandem. management of
team and riding to count, were: Helen
Marye. first; Peggy Hall. second; Nell
Thoron, third and Lillian Sanger
fourth
In the egg and spoon race were:
Helen Marye, first: Peggy Hall. sec