Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-12

Washington society is that of Miss
Virginia Lee Minor of Norfolk. Va.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker
kingsford Sands and intimately known
here and in New York. to Mr.. Robert
Barnweil Roosevelt. jr., son of Mr..
and. Mrs. Robert b. Roosevelt of
Washington. at noon today in The
! Hotel Lorraine. New York.
The Rev. John II. Prescott. rector of
st. Anne's Parish, Sayville, l.. l., Off
ciated. there being present only MEM
bers OF the immediate families.
Mrs. Olga Roosevelt Bayne. the sis
ter of the bridegroom, went TO New
York for the wedding. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roosevelt. parents of the bride
groom, who We're also present, have
| not yet opened their home here for
the season.
Mrs. James r. WadSworth. jr., presi-
dent of the Washington branch of the
American Women'S Legion. and the
committee appointed are arranging
for large benefit ball November II.
The minister OF China, Mr.. V X.
Wellington Koo. is in Chicago for
stay Of several days. and will return
to Washington for visit before go
ing to New York. where he is sched-
uled to sail for his new post about
October %.
Capt. Teh- Yuen Lu. naval attache of
the embassy. left Washington Sunday
and will sail for China October %
from Vancouver on leave Of absence.
MIR. Robert Silvercruys. second sec
rotary of the Belgian embassy has
returned from visit to New York.
Mr. John Allen Miller. commercial
attache of the Swedish legation. and
Mrs. Miller have gone to Atlantic
City for a visit of some length, and
are at the Hotel Ambassador.
are the guests of Miss Mabel Gerry at
3 East elst street. New York.
Mrs. E. A. Quintard and her daughter.
Miss Quintard. have gone to California
TO spend several months with the
Commander and Mrs. Boucher.
Mrs Alexander R. Shepherd has taken
an apartment at the Brighton.
A tea that carries all sorts of
pleasant suggestions for lessening
/ the trials of Christmas shopping is
that to be given in connection with
| a sale of the handiwork OF the con-
valescing soldiers at Providence Hos
! pital. beginning at 2:30 o'clock the
! afternoon of Wednesday. October 20,
! and lasting until 6 o'clock. The men
at Providence Hospital have develop
| ed wonderfully in the art of basket
weaving. bead and brass work and
| other like lines. and the sale is being
| held early to give them a supply of
Christmas money for home folks.
Mrs. Walter /. Mccoy. president of
, the chapter of the American Women's
Legion. named in honor of her son.
who lost his life overseas. will pre-
| side. The sunny corridors of the hos
| pital will supply the place and the
! boys themselves will assist as sales
| men and in the entertainment of
guests.
| The marriage of Miss Ethel A.
Jarvis, daughter Of Mrs. Margaret
Jarvis, to Mr.. Frederick F. Ringe of
at o'clock at st. Aloysius' Church.
the Rev. Joseph Fink officiating, and
| a nuptial mass following.
The bride. who was escorted by her
brother, Mr.. Maurice II. Jarvis. was
attended by her sister. Miss Ruth r.
tie niece. Doris F. Jarvis, was the
flower girl Mr.. Robert r. Allen
u. s. N. acted as best man, and the
ushers were Mr.. Walter A. Jarvis OF
Waterbury, Conn; Mr.. Frank E.
Jarvis of Northampton. Mass, and
Mr.. Charles F. Jarvis of this city, all
brothers of the bride.
A reception followed at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice H
Jarvis, 149 Rhode Island avenue. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ringe left later for At
lantic City. They will reside In
Washington on their return.
Entertainment for e-Eneet.
| Miss Marian Elizabeth Kutz. whose
marriage to Capt. Lewis Tenney Ross
| L. S. A. will be an important social
| event of Saturday. is being enter
tanned at a round Of pre-nuptial nos
| FATALITIES. Today Miss Margaret Iay-
! Gen. and Mrs. Henry Taylor, was
hostess at a luncheon for Miss kutz'
! Tomorrow Miss Carmichael will nave
a group Of school friends OF the prloe ,
| elect at luncheon to meet her ana
| Thursday Mrs. E. r. Hamilton Will
give a luncheon at the Shoreham in
! her honor. That afternoon Mrs. VII
| son @. Bingham, who is to be the
| matron of honor at her. sisters wed
ding, will have the members OF the
! wedding party as her guests at Tea
! at Wardman Park Hotel.
| Commander and Mrs. Robert Hen
derson entertained at dinner last
| evening at the Maison Dupont, where
| they have taken an apartment Tor
the winter. in honor of Mr. and Mrs
| Charles King Mrs. Henderson has
recently returned from Newport.
| Mrs. Hamilton Wright, daughter OF
| the late Senator Washburn, has re-
| turned from Europe with her family
and is at her home. 1921 New Hamp-
| shire avenue.
Mrs. Ellen B. Campbell and Miss
Charlotte Campbell have given up theil
apartment at the Toronto and are al
the Hotel Grafton.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Nelson Taft
who were guests of Mrs. John Pau
| Jones and Miss Jones, have returned
to their home at Haverford. Pa. Mr.
and Mrs. John Paul Jones, jr.. who
with their baty, were also guests 81
Mrs. Jones. the formers mother. have
returned to their home in Allentown
Pa.
The Rev. C. C. F. Gratenahl dean Of
the Cathedral of IS. Peter and Paul
and Mrs. Bratenahl and their two son.
have returned from Magnolia. where
they passed the summer.
The marriage of Miss Mary A. Dort
and Mr.. John ]. Fuller, jr.. was sol
emnized at a mass at the chapel Of
st. Thomas the Apostle. Woodley
road yesterday morning. with Rev
Bernard A. Fuller. s. j.. brother Of
the bridegroom. officiating. The bride
vas attended by her sister. Miss
Bernadette L. Dore. and Mr.. John
Deviny was best man. The bride is g