Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-24

! ton and Mr. Fries. Mrs Jonathan Ha-
gan recited and others assisting IN the
hospitality included Mrs. f. W. Ball
Miss Welburn and Miss Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Nesbit have
sold their former home at 1901 Phelps
place. and are at the Wardman Park
Hotel until their departure the first OF
August for the White mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bethune have
announced the marriage of their
DAUGHTER. Mrs: Augusta B. Cooper, to
MFR. Theodore r. Smith Of Gainesville,
Mo-, yesterday.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Walter F. Smith of the Park
View Christian Church. at the resi-
defce of the brides parents. 3306 War
der street
Only members of the family and a
Few intimate friends were present. MIR.
Smith served during the world war and
was stationed for two years at the
walter Reed Hospital
Nj. and Mrs. Smith will make their
future home at the Virginia Highlands
Arlington county. Va.
Mrs. Edna Phelps Hastings. at a pink
and white luncheon given today at her
home on Capitol Hill. announced the
engagement of her daughter, Miss Ger
trude Hastings. to Mr. H. j. r. Webner
of Pine Manor farm. Virginia.
The marriage will take place Sep
TENDER 1.
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey L. Rabbit left
Wednesday for a months visit to Bos-
ton. Old Orchard. Me-. and Rye. N. Y.
Miss Rose white of 1925 Girard
street is visiting in Atlantic City.
Col. Ewing E. Booth. U. S. A.. who
went to France in November. 1917,
with Gen. J. franklin Bell. U. S. A.,
on a tour OF inspection and has been
abroad ever since. with the exception
Of a few days here in March. 1913,
when ne returned to France with the
77th Division as chief Of staff arrived
in New York Thursday and was at the
Hotel Astof with his daughter. Miss
ing. to Washington to make his re-
port.
Mr. Haflie Day of New York enter
taih3d at a large supper-dance in
c9niglinent to Miss Mary Amber smith
Monmouth Hotel sprinslake. N. j.,
thirty -four Of the members Of the
younger set spending the summer in
SpfinGlake.
Mr. George Julian zolnay. president
OF the Arts Club Of Washington and
the Society Of Washington Artists,
will leave tomorrow for Nashville,
Tenn. where he Is engaged in re-
constructing and putting into pefma-
nent form all the statues Of the Par
thenon, Mrs. Zolfiay and her daugh-
ters Elisabeth and Margaret will
spend the greater part Of the summer
in washington and will continue their
at homes Sunday afternoons.
The marriage of Mrs. Lillian C.
Kopp to Mr.. Herbert l.. DuEan was
solemhized at the brides home SUN
day evening last by Rev. George A.
Miller Of the Ninth Street Christia n
were in attendance.
The bride, Who was attended by
Miss Tillie May Roth, was given in
A. Peake Mr.. william Fl. Sorrell was
best man. The wedding planned for
the early fall was FASTENED by busi-
ness which called Mr.. Duaaf west
for several weeks. after which Mr..
and Mrs. Dugan will make their home
in this city.
Miss Ruth E. Barron and Mr.. Raw
fnond e. Florence were married at
the Petwofth Methodist Episcopal
Church. the pastor. Rev. @. Ellis will
Jams. performing the ceremony
Thursday morning, July is. at II am.
with only the immediate family pres
, emit. They will make their future
home in this city.
Miss Lenora N. De Grange left
Tuesday for New York to be the
guest of Mrs. Angus McSween on
Riverside Drive.