Evening star., 1920-04-06
Continued from Eighth Page.)

1 Th6 Church was DeautNu1!y VSSV-
| rated with Easter lilies and palms:
The bride wore her travelling suit OF
| fawn-colored cloth with a blouse ot
| fawn georgette crepe embroldereo N
bright beads. She wore large nat
Of dull blue and brown open weave weave
| braid and corsage bouquet Oh "ni'e
| orchids and sweet peas.
| Miss Gladys Pugh VS., olack
satin gown, brocaded gold, Win
a large picture hat C1 gold, anu
corsage bouquet of pink orchlos anu
pink sweet peas.
At the buffet breakfast at the home
of Judge and Mrs. Pugh. when to.-
! lowed the ceremony, Mrs. Pugn
ceiyed the guests, who were HmitSo
to fifty of the most intimate 1rlenos
and relatives. She wore a gown
heliotrope satin trimmed Win DUCHESS
lace and a small hat to match.
DR.. and Mrs. Roche left Tor Trip
to Atlantic City and New York before
returning to Bristol, Conn, wheIe'
since his discharge from the A.ndy. df.,De no
They will be at home after May L.
Among the out-of-town guests VINO
attended the wedding were II. Tocnu
two sisters. Miss Jeanette Hoche anu
Miss Veronica Roche OF Bris.oi' pnnra S'
and Mrs. Reyburn, daughter OF Repre-
Sentative Deach of Los Angeles. =
Miss Mary Amber Smith ana MISS
Peggy Taylor will leave for Lexins-
ton, Va. Thursday to atteno = s..., SeaieS
of Easter hops at Virginia Minta.y
Institute. They will be gone tor tne
week end.
Miss Anita Kite. daughter Of Sur
eeon 1. w. Kite, U. S. N, and MIS-
Kite. was at home informally yester-
day afternoon. Mrs. John van Wago-
ner presided at the tea tan!e; va. -,;,,
month Miss KITE VIII
go to Norfolk to be an attendant al
the marriage Of Miss Hortense Hodges
and Lieut.. Augustus Selman, U. .. ~
Mrs. Edison w. Briggs entertained At
an Easter tea yesterday afternoon AZ
Miss Pauline Corkran OF Abingdon
Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H. Cork
ran are house guests OF Mr.. ana 0rs'
Briggs during the week. while MI
Corkran attends the Methodist Con-
ference held here.
Miss Elizabeth Wheeler. the young
daughter of Mrs. George wheeler. mas
as her guest Miss Mamie McSeeley OF
Pennsylvania, for whom she enter.
yesterday afternoon at Wardman
Park Hotel, where they reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Long. after an
absence in Europe OF about eight
where they entertained a number OF
children at dinner last evening for,
their small son. Dan Long.
Miss Julia Hays Worthington.
daughter Of Judge and Mrs. Glenn II.
Worthington of Frederick. and Mr.
Lorenzo Woodhouse Martin of Wash
ington were married last evening at
Z o'clock at the brides home. at Fred
erick. The Rev. Douglas Hoof. rector
of All Saints Episcopal Church. ON
in marriage by her father and was
attended by her two sisters. MISS
Ruth Worthington and Miss Dorothy
worthington. Mr.. Marvin E. Murphy
was the best man.
All of the boxes for the Army and
Navy League ball, to be given in the
New Willard tomorrow night. have
been taken, Mrs. Julian James, Mrs.
James Carroll frazer 1i mrs; Ira C4P 1p.
Mrs. Liscum, president of the Wom-
ans Army and Navy League. will
have as her guest of honor at dinner
Gen. John j. Pershing. taking her
party to the ball.
Mrs. Rosemary Rose, lyric soprano,
now living in New York. but well
known here in Washington, is Civ
ing her services to help in the work
of the league for the benefit of men
in khaki and blue and for the needs
of their families in emergencies.
The receiving party will include
Mrs. E. H. Liscum, president OF the
league; Mrs. Newton D. Baker, wife
of the Secretary of War: Mrs. Jo-
sephus Daniels, wife of the Secretary
of the Navy: Mrs. Robert Coontz.
wife of the chief Of naval operations;
oYneff wifa nf NAL
Gen. Barnett, United States Marine
Corps, and Mrs. Alexander Sharp. sr.,.
chairman of the ball committee. and
Mai. Dennis Nolan. United States
Army, will make the introductions.
The Easter dance given last even
ing by the Junior League at Rausch-
er's was one of the gayest of the
series SO far. The guests were re-
ceived by Miss Frances s. Nash. who
wore gown of black velvet combined
with silver brocade; Miss Louise King,
who wore lavender-beaded chiffon.
and Miss Dorothea Denys, whose gown
was of silver and mauve tissue. Many
dinner parties preceded the dace. those
entertaining including. Mai. and Mrs.
p. w. Sturdevant, who had party to
meet Miss Margaret Cruice OF Phila.
delphia; Miss Lindsay Wood, who en-.
tertained for her guest, MISS Ernes.
tine Appleton of Philadelphia; the
Misses MOTRdue uduShtOiS u sN
Mrs. William Gerry Morgan: Miss
Mamie Chase. Commander Robert
Griffin, Miss Elizabeth Howry, Miss
Helen Blodgett and Mrs. olga Hoose.
welt Bayne. Mr.. and Mrs. FranKun n:
Ellis and Miss Downing were hosts at
buffet suppers.
The Easter Dixie ball. given by
Robert -. Lee Chapter, U. D. c.. at the
New willard Hotel last night was
opened with a grand march OF Con.
federate Veterans, led by Mr. Water
~ aDixie." Immediately following.
the band played ''The Star spangled
banner" the guests standing at at
tention. under the glow Of changing
guests danced the lights, as varied in
hue as the rainbow, played over the
groups. lending an atmosphere par
ticularly suggestive of Easter.
Mrs. Walter Everett Hutton receiv.
"a o,,oots assisted hv MY1. CARY