Evening star., 1920-01-18

| w aSh1ngtOn and Bridgeport.
! Miss Elizabeth n. Byron of this city
/ to Mr.. Leverett 3. D'Orsay of Phila
| delphia. The wedding will probab bly,
take place in March.
| An Approaching Wedding.
| The wedding of Mr.. Wilson L.
Townsend and Miss Virginia Ray
Memorial Presbyterian Church. Ken
sington. Md. Wednesday morning,
January 81. at IL o'clock. The bride
will be attended by her sister, Miss
Anne Webster Wilson, and DR.. James
G. Townsend, brother of the groom
Will be the best man. The uSherS
will be Mr.. Alfred Ray Thomson. Mr..
James Marshall. Mr.. Frank Borden
and Mr.. Warren Adams. The bridal
couple will leave Immediately for a
southern trip. On their return they
will make their home in Kensington.
The Washington Wellesley Club will
meet at the College Womens Club
at 4:30 o'clock on Wednesday after
! noon. A buffet supper will follow.
Boxes for the Southern Relief ball
at the New Willard on February 9
are being taken rapidly. several hav-
ing already been spoken for by out
of-town patrons who expect to at
tend the ball. AmSng these are Mrs.
Thomas j. Ryan Of New York. Mrs.
George de Benville Keim of Phila-
delphia and Mrs. Edward Stotesbury
Many leading local people have pur-
chased boxes for this historic bali
Mr.. William Bowie Clarke chairman
of the box committee, expects many
boxes to be sold by the end of the
week.
Miss Anna Cordon tba ,on,,1or doh
utante daughter of Mrs. George Bar
nett, is chairman of the young ladies'
committee of the Southern Relief ball
Arrangements for the dance to be
given by the Notre Dame Alumhae at
January q, are almost completed.
The officers of the alumnae. Miss
Josephine Sheehan, president; Miss
Margaret Fennell, vice president;
Miss Mildred Garner. recording sec
retary; Miss Marie Nohe. correspond
ing secretary: Miss Hortense Nc
Gowan. treasurer, together with the
committee. Mrs. Andrew Morris, Miss
Marie l. Sullivan. Miss Bernadette
Dore, Miss Elizabeth Began, Miss
Helen G. Doherty. Miss Mary Fitz-
gerald. Miss Margaret Lane. Miss
Rose Fuller, Miss Helen Riordan. Miss
Katherine CowIes, Miss Mildred
Healy, Miss Gertrude Lane. Miss
Laura Cain and Miss Margaret Kel-
liner. are expecting this dance to be
one of the most successful ones ever
held by the association. The pa
troness list is not yet completed,
but will be announced in the near
future.
Miss Lisle S. Lipsconb gave a tea
on Tuesday to members of Ann Hill
Chapter in honor of Miss Hilda Fletcher,
state regent. D. A. R. Miss Lillian
Chenoweth. Mrs. T. Frederick Johnson
Miss Dorinda Rogers, Mrs. Ida Kinsell
and others were also guests of the oc-
caSion.
Mrs. Lowry l.. Morrill,, presided at the
tea table. assisted by Mrs. H. w. Rams
dell. Mrs. E. F'lavelle Koss, Mrs. Joe
Simpson, Mrs Robert Geib and Miss
Coates.
At a recent meeting of the chapter
seven new names were ADDED to the
membership.
The Washington Chapter of Trim
ity College Alumnae Association will
meet at Trinity College this afternoon,
to complete final arrangements for it's
annual dance to be given at the New
Willard. February s.
The officers of the association are
Miss Gertrude Lane. president Miss
Miriam Loughran. vice president Miss
Maude e. Gaynor. secretary; Miss
catherine Boyle, treasurer. Those as
sisting on committees are Mrs. Law
renee v. Grogan. Miss Bernadette r
Dore, Miss Alice Mills, chairman: Miss
Kathleen Smith, Miss Florence Burch
Miss Miriam Loughran, Miss Margaret
Callahan, Miss Florence Leonard, Miss
Mary Agnes Lane. Miss Helen Riordan.
MISS Maude Elizabeth Gaynor. Mrs.
F,enton Bradford. Miss Bertha Tuite
Miss Alexandrine Acerboni and Miss
Margaret Sheehan
The home of Mrs Charles G. Nc.
Ronert. IN Cheyy Chase. was the scene
evening. January Z, when Corp. John
Clarence Evans and Miss Augusta
Carolyn Rodeman. both of Scranton.
Pa. we're married. The house was
ferns. On the improvised altar were
candlesticks with many lighted ta
pers and bridesmaid roses and ferns
The or1de wore travelling gown of
snuH sllvertone trimmed in skunk
and picture hat of black velvet
Her bouquet was orchids and white
lilacs. Mrs. McRobert, who was ma
tron of honor. wore white embroid-
eTed georgette and a picture hat of
black tuile. with corsage of orchids
The best man was Mr. Harold Long.
a cousin of the bridegroom The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
James H. Blake of Christ Church.
Georgetown, in the presence of onIv
near relatives and two comrades-in-
arms of Corp. Evans from Walter
Reed. After the ceremony refresh
ments were served and later in the
evening Corp. and Mrs. ETans left
for their honeymoon trip. Corp
Evans returned to Walter Reed,
where he is patient. on Monday to
await an operation, and Mrs Evans
is staying at the Post Service Club
to be near Corp. Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Herbert Cissell en-
tertained at a. dance in honor of their
son. Joseph. jr., at their home in Sill
Yer Spring, Md. The guests included
Misses Lottie d. Kramer. Helen Bar
ron. Jessie kimpton, Gladys Law
renee. URSULA Davis. NJ. Davis, Dor
othy Kerrion, A. Fenwick, Marion NJ
Williams. Helen Darling. Messrs M.
c. Shoemaker. Edison Roeder, James
Roeder, Donald Clark, Frank Allen,
Marcel Zimmerman. Bingo Schrieder
and Hanson Fenwick
The Bachelors will hold their fifth
dance of the present season at Mrs
Dyers. 1917 r street northwest, OH Sat
urday. January "a. The following COM
mittee will be in charge: William J.
Monran, William C. Hammett J. Whit
! Hammett, Edward c. Ardeeser jr., Jack
| Lewis. Roy d. Schlegel, J. Paul Ar
deeser, Clarence E. Moore, Robert A.
| Moulden, Rollie H. Moore, T. Cogan
| Hammett, L. Leslie Hardisty W. Earl
! Groverman and Albert H. Laird
| The marri. Of Misc r. nj NJ i.o,