Evening star., 1920-01-10

MRS. W. l.. WOOTEN.
! Wife of Col. Wooten. Engineer Corps,
L. =. A.. VIII" is at 100 I6th street for
the winter.
! issued invitations for the marriage
! of their daughter. Virginia Ray.
Wilson to Mr.. Wilson Lewis Town
| send. on Wedne Sday morning. Jan
uary 81. at II o'clock in the Warner
| Memorial Presbyterian Church. Ken
! sington. Nd.
Mrs. Joseph II. Kirby of South Da-
| kota has arrived in Washington to
f! spend the winter with her parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. Martin ID. McQuade at
| their home on California street.
| The engagement OF Miss Leila s.
! Gordon to Mr.. Robert i. Dickey, jr..
! OF Dayton. Ohio. announced earlier in
| the season. has been terminated by
/ mutual consent.
! Judge and Mrs. Timothy r Ans
( berry are entertaining Gov. James NJ
I Cox of Ohio during his stay in Wash
| ington.
: Mrs. Daniels. wife of the Secretary
| OF the Navy, presided at the tea table
! yesterday afternoon at the Congress
| sional Club and was assisted by Mrs.
| ShoWalter. Mrs. l.. G.. Champion and
Mrs. T. S. Crago. Mrs Charles B.
| Ward, president of the club. received
| the guests, and the program preceding
| tea was given by the Misses Smoller,
who gave several fancy dances, Il fox
| trot and one step.
| Mrs. George L. Hamilton and the
| Misses Hamilton will be at home We'd
nesdays in January. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton have as their guest their
daughter, Mrs. William Frazer Tomp-
! kins, and her infant son.
| Miss Valentine Mitchell will enter
| tain at dinner this evening in COM
pliment to Miss Jane Story and Capt
| Robert K. Glen. honorary attache of
the British embassy, who will be mar
| ried on January II.
| Mrs. Beverley Randolph Mason and
i the faculty and students of GunSton
] Hall will be at home on Saturday, Jam
uary II, and the rema lining Saturdays
| until Lent.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Grenville II. Parks an
| nounce the marriage of their daughter.
Dorothy Louise. to Mr.. Samuel S
Yoder, jr.. on Wednesday, January Z
| 1920. The ceremony was a quiet one.
| owing to the death of the bridegroom's
| mother. Rev. DR.. Mckim officiated at
| the Church of the Epiphany
/ Senator AISLE J. Gronna. chairman of
| the Senate agricultural committee
and Mr.. Joshua Evans, jr. were the
| honor guests at a meeting of the
Farmers Enterprise Club Of Sandy
! Spring, Nd, last evening. held at the
home Of Mr.. Samuel Thomas. Gen and
! Mrs. Darlington, Capt. and Mrs. Bing-
ham and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas re-
eeived the guests and presided in the
| dining room after the speech made
to the grange by Senator Gronna
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte have
left the Chatham Hotel, New York. for
! Palm Beach.
| Notable Luncheon Yesterday.
| most charming social event that
made happy the aftermath of the
meeting here of the democratic ma
| tional committee was the luncheon
given yesterday afternoon by Mr.. and
Mrs. Angus Wilton Mclean to the
| members of the woman's associate ma
tional committee. at their residence,
1873 Rhode Island avenue. Mr. Nc
| Lean, who is the managing director
of the War Finance Board. is the
North Carolina member of the ma
| tional committee, and in addition to
the members of the associate commit
| tee had as guests members Of the ma
J NOiiihiltCe CdDl net lem be RS
and others prominent in the political
! and social life of the nation
In the receiving party " "A Mr.. and
Mrs. Mclean. who was gowned in
black georgette with embroidered
steel beads, were Mrs George Bass.
the chairman of the associate commit
tee: Miss Mary Owen Graham of
Raleigh. N. c., president of the Peace
Institute. member of the associate e
committee: Secretary of the NAVY
| Josephus Daniels and Mrs Daniels.
Senator and Mrs. Lee Slater Overman.
Rev c. G. Nardell of Red Springs. ".
G.. president of Flora Macdonald CO..
lege; Mrs. Edward =. Britton. Mrs.
! Isabel Smell and Miss Jessica Ran
dolph Smith of North Carolina The
! guests We're presented by MIR. Edward
I 4: Britton, secG-etary TO the Secretary
Of the Navy. Almost hundred guests
F; enjoyed the hospitality of the Mclean
home. its attractiveness enhanced by
| the beauty and artistic use of flowers
| and ferns In the hall were croton
plants. palms and ferns. in the draw
ling room pink roses. pink carnations,
palms and ferns, with eupetorium. in
the dining room American beauty