Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-12

| a small luncheon today at the Purple
| Iris Teahouse, given in compliment
to Mrs. L. L. Heamey Of New York.
Miss Natalie Magruder will sail
| Saturday on the Carmania for Eng
land to visit Lord and Lady Glen
| conner in London.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Burton Of
London. who spent the last winter in
| Washington, have taken house at
Southampton. L. l.. for the summer
months.
r II the weather permits the Aztec Gar
den and the Pan-American Union build
/ Ing will be the meeting place this after
noon for hundreds Of visitors in the city
will attend the reception being given
by the Southern Society Of Washing
ton for the Southern Commercial
and the o. sSso
| DR.. Francisco ]. Yanes and Mrs.
Yanes will represent the international
institution and Mrs. Josephus Dam
isls win DO the special hostes s, rep
President Owens and Mrs. Owens will
welcome the officers and delegates Of
| the congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Leonard, who
are staying at the Wardman Park
Hotel. will entertain guests at dinner
tonight at the Chevy Chase Club.
At tho regular Friday afternoon at
| the Congressional Club this week
Or. Charles x. Baylis. who 10 attend
ing the sociological congress. will be
the guest Of honor and will speak on
Rebuilding the World"
Col o. c. Pierce. recent arrival from
France. gave dinner in honor Of
Tex. last night at the Occidental.
Among tho guests were Mrs. 8. b.
Pierce, Master Pierce. Cox e. b. Pear
son. Col. e. 8. Slayer and Lieut.. Col.
| A. R. Stallings.
Tho organization committee Of the
Washington Opera Company will
have charge Of the tearoom during the
afternoons Of the horse show.
Nine vom Rath and her twin
daughters, Cecilia and Marie, have
| gone to New York and will sail short
~ for their home in Germany. after
spending several months with Col
| and Mrs. Henry May. Nine. vom Rath's
i parents.
Mrs. T. Q. Donaldson has returned
from q short visit to New York. where
she went with her daughter. Miss May
Sue Donaldson, who sailed for Eu-
rope May 2 to spend the summer
travelling on the continent with a
party of friends.
Mrs. Robert Jefferds Of Charleston.
the end Of the month for q short visit |
en- route from New York to her home. |
White-Easter Wedding.
Spring flowers formed the setting |
for the marriage of Miss Julia Gibson
Easter. daughter of Mr.. William Sid
| ney Easter. and Mr.. John Ellington
took place today at noon at the home |
of the brides sister. Mrs. Frank j.
Martin. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. John Ellington
White of Anderson. 8. c.. father Of
the bridegroom. and a BREAKFAST fol- |
lowed. !
The bride wore a gown of white |
crepe meteor and rose point Ia ce. with !
white picture hat and carried a |
shower bouquet of orchids and lilies |
Frances Rumsey. tho brides little |
nieces. were the flower girls. and they |
wore w1ite organdy frocks and car !
ried baskets of sweetheart roses. Mr.. |
John Chew Gibson Easter. brother Of
the bride. was the best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. White left later for wedding |
trip through the north, the latter |
| wearing q modish travelling suit Of |
dark blue tricotine. with hat to match. |
They will make their homo in An
derson, 8. C.
| The homo Of DR.. ana Mrs. Charles
p. Munroe at Forest Glen. Md, will
be tho scene at $50 o'clock today of
the marriage Of their daughter. Miss
Charlotte Barker .Munroe. and Mr..
Harold w. Dolph Of Scranton. Pa. DR..
George Williamson Smith Of Washing
ton will officiate.
DR.. Munroe will escort his daughter
to the altar and will give her away,
and she will be attended by her sis
tiers. Mrs. Charles H. Matthews. jr..
Of Pittsburgh. and Mrs. HoracA d