Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

rated with white dahlias interminstei
with palms and autumn foliage ana
Or. W r. Flanagan. Mrs. Isaa"
Birch played the wedding music and
Mrs. Archer l.. Haycock sang IA soto
before the ceremony. =
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her father. wore "A gown OF
tulle veil arranged with corQnet
Of orange blossoms. and carried 4;
shower bouquet of bride rosess Miss
Lucille Jacobs. the maid of honor,
wore gown of peach color fansta
and carried tea roses. Mr.. John Glenn
were Mr., Archer l.. Haycock, brother
of the bride: her, brothers law. Mr..
William r. Carr and Mr.. Elgin Dyer.
and her cousin Mr.. Earle Haycock.
A reception followed at the resi-
dence of the brides parents at New
Mexico avenue and Jewett street Mr..
and Mrs. Wilkerson left late in the
evening for their wedding trip and on
their return they will reside at the
Irving apartment in Georgetown.
Mrs. Howard Moran enterta ined at
luncheon yesterday in the Cafe St
Marks in honor of her daughter. Miss
Virginia Moran. whose marriage to
Mr.. Ernesto Ornelas will take place
Wednesday, october -. For her we'd
ding. MISS moran VIII pe acco"pa uieo
by Miss Gladys Crump as maid of
honor and her bridesmaids will be
Miss Pauline Hedian. Miss Aileen
Moran. cousin Of the bride; Miss
Edna Crump and Miss Gladys Mid
daugh. Mr.. Manuel Avon. of New
:ushers will be AR. Alfred Moran.
brother of the bride; Mr., Paul Moran.
her cousin: Mr. T. Mortimer ,Latimer,
Mr.. Reginald J. $. Piggott OF Bridge
port. Conn: Mr.. Allan I. Clayton of
Milton. Pa. and Mr.. Grange S. Coffin
will be performed at O'Clock in St.
Stephens Episcopal Church by the
Rev. George Fiske Dudley. Miss
Moran is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Moran and Mr.. Ornelas
il the son of Senior Gil Ornelas and
Sonora de Ornelas Of Mexico City.
Mr.. and Mrs Noble c. Hilligoss of
Pleasant Hill, Mo. announce the mar
rage of their daughter Marie to Mr..
d. c. The wedding took place Sat
urday. October Is. at the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church. Rev.
John c. Palmer d. d.. pastor of the
church. officiated. Only the family
and few intimate friends were
present.
Mrs. Richard 3. Dear and her
daughter. Mrs. Dear Patten. have
taken apartments at the Hadleigf
for the winter.
The Bachelors of 2oo2 18th street
northwest will hold their second
dance of the season at Mrs. Dyer's,
1919 r street northwest. Saturday
evening. October %. Mrs. W. c.
The committee in charge includes
Mr.. william J. Moran. Mr.. E, C. Ar
deeser. jr.: Mr.. r. A. Moulden. Mr..
c. E. Moore. Mr.. R. H. Moore. Mr..
w. c. Hammett, Mr.. j. w. Ham
nett. Mr.. Cogan Hammett. Mr.. f. l..
Roy Schegel. Mr.. F: J. Lewis. Mr.
A. H. Laird. Mr.. William W. Jones,
jr., and NJ. c. E., Dowd.
Though the courtesy of the board
of governors of the Chevy Chase
club. recently termed in a review of
country clubs one Of the most notable
in the country, arrangements have
been made for giving tea at the
clubhouse for the ladies who accom-
pany the bankers to Washington for
the convention which opens this
week.
tuesday afternoon from 4 to 5
o clock is the time stated. and it is
the leading social event of the con-
gress. next to the ball. the date for
which was CnAHEeu fo" uesuaS
to wednesday evening. Mrs. John
B. Larner is chairman. of the COM
mittee to arrange for the tea, and as
sisting her are Mrs. Harry Y. Haynes.
Mrs. John B. Cochran. Mrs. Joshua
Evans, jr, and Mrs. ". NICK.
Stowell.
Others assisting who are on the
regular committee of entertainment
are Mrs Howard Hume. Mrs. Carl
Robertson Kurtz. Miss Gladys Hinck-
lev. Mrs c. H. Pope, Miss Caroline
Nash. Mrs w, w. Spaid. Mrs. George
O. Watson. Miss NJ. J. Winfree. Miss
S. Louise Mitchell, Mrs. r. +. Boiling,
Mass Mrs E. J, stel1wagen. Mrs
Thomas Bradley. Mrs. CD Bell. Mrs.
c. H. Rudolph Mrs. r. A. Drury,
Mrs j. Sanders. Mrs. H. H. Mckee.
Mrs George w. White, Mrs. Chris
F.. Jacobsen, Mrs. w. D. Hoover Mrs.
NJ. E. Allies, Mrs. r. $. Sturz. Mrs; w.
J. Father Mrs. "A. NJ. Nevius, Mrs
Corcoran Thorn. Mrs. B. F. Saul Mrs.
J. l. Persey, Mrs. John B. Larner,
Mrs. f.. c. Thompson, Mrs. r. \.
Harper. Mrs. C. w. Darr and; Mrs. j.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward. Thornton
Harding have returned to Washington
after several weeks spent in Balti-
more. Wilmington and Ocean City,
IN. J. Mrs. Harding is yet numbered
among the autumn brides. her mar
Methodist Episcopal Church. septem-
Der Is. She WAS Miss Mary Elizabeth
Mills Evans and is the daughter of
Mr.. Richard r Evans. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harding are shortly leaving for a trip
W hich will include Niagara Falls. Buff
falo and points in Canada. @
A reception for the freshman dental