The Washington times., 1920-05-25
Weddings and

Anderson will go on to Philsdelphis
TO visit Mr.. and AIrs. Archibald Bark
lie and TO attend the Devon horse
show.
A garden party will be held this
afternoon from 4 10 7 o'clock at the
Elizabeth SomeTs residence, 1lof N
street. under the auspices OF the
World Fellowship Committee and the
Dupont Chapter OF the Y. w. G, A.
The proceeds will go TO the South
American fund, which supports a sec
retsry in the Argentine.
The wedding OF Miss Effie Celeste
Albright. daughter OF Mr.. and hfs.
I'M. NJ. Albright, OF 1908 First street
northwest, and Victor Lyman kebier'
son OF DIR. and Mrs. Lyman y. keb-
Ter. 1929 Park road. took place yes
terday afternoon before a company
OF 900 guests at the Church OF the
Advent. Second and u streets, the
Rev. Il. NJ. Mott officiating. the
church was beautifully decorated
with cut flowers and palms. JUST
before the bride entered the church'
walking with her father. who later
gave her away. Ridgeway IayioT
sang Because"
Il
of blue tricotine with a blouse or
blue and tan georgette crepe and
small blue straw hat effectively
trimmed with a blue aigrette, her
corsage was Of orchids and lilies OF
Miss Louise NJ. Albright attended
| her sister as maid OF honor wearing
pink georgette frock with hat TO
match. Her shower bouquet was OF
pink and lavender sweet peas.
Donald Brown, OF Akron, Ohlo' was
the best man. and. the following
brothers and cousins OF the bride were
usbers; John Garden Albright. NJ. M.
Albright. jr.. of Atlanta Ga; Robert
| c. Albright and Robert C. Garden. jr.,
OF West Point, Va. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kebler left Immediately following the
ceremony for New York and Niagara
Falls, and will make their home upon
their return to Washington at lffe
Girard street.
The out-of- town guests included:
Mr. and Mrs. N. NJ. Albright, jr, OF
Atlanta, Ga; Miss Elsie Frayser. OF
| Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Garden
and their son. r. c. Garden Jr.' OF
West Point. Va; Miss Effie Garden, OF
| West Point, Va, and Miss Ethel
| Spark, Of Baltimore.
Plans for the garden fete and card
party on Friday afternoon for the
| beneft OF the Near East Relief were
completed at meeting at Twin
Oaks" where the, fete will be held,
YESTERDAY. Many new features OF en-
ltertainment were reported by Mrs.
lWilliam T.. Chamberlin. among them
1.-THE children's flower bed party. Mrs.
Carl A. Droop, Mrs. J. S. Hambly. and
/ A
Near East fortune teller will be i'm
personated by Mrs. Samuel 3. Milton.
| assisted by Miss Marie Dawson and
Miss Grace Rogers as palmists. with
a group of ten attendants in the ar
Dor OF mystery. Mrs. Louis A. Alb
bott is chairman for the mystic
pond" assisted by Mrs. George A.
Kicker. Mrs. J. Mcdonald Stewart
Mrs. ID. d. Caldwell. Mrs. A. S. Fried,
Mrs. Kathrina Harvey. Mrs. r. B. Lit
tell. Mrs. James l.. Owens. Mrs. F. r.
Dale, and Mrs James Sheridan.
The lemonade well is planned by
Mrs. william H. King and Mrs. NJ. c.
BurrelI. and the refreshments will
be in charge OF the w. c. 7. U. or
the District. Mrs. Emma S. Skelton
president. Miss Margheritta Tillman
requests contributions of candy and
flowers, and Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes
| will gratefully receive articles for
her "Save-a-Life" table. She Is to be
assisted by Mrs. Duncan U. Fletcher.
Mrs. Elizabeth Edison, Miss Ninton,
and others. Mrs. Frank G. Oden-
heimer will be the BLACK nanny
telling Bre'r Rabbit stories to the
children.
| The Boy Scout Band will play. The
hostesses for the tea table are Mrs
Joseph Baltzell Showalter, chairman;
Nine. Grouitch. Mrs. A. Mitchell Pal
mer, Mrs. George T. Marye, Mrs
| Truman III. Newberry, Mrs. Leslie NJ
shaw, Mrs. Charles B. Ames. Mrs.
John Shafroth. Guests are directed
to take Chevy Chase cars to Macomb
street or to Cathedral avenue car
stop. A motor bus will be provided
70 take guests from Cathedral avenue
= to the house.