Evening star., 1920-05-29

presence of large circle of friends.
The bride. who is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer G. Merrill, 731
22d street, was attended by her sis
ters. Miss Blanche Elizabeth Merrill
of the American Red Cross and Miss
Edna Gardner Merrill, while Mr.. Dana
Miller, who was student at the
Mount Harmon School. Mount Har-
mon, Mass, with the groom, was the
best man.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Roy l.. Lewis. L. S. n. a
from his station. Camp Paris Island.
S. c.. for that purpose. Rev. William
J. Meeks. pastor of the church. as
sisted. The wedding march and Incl
dental music was played by Prof.
John Monroe. and Miss Bernice RAN
dali sang several appropriate solos.
The ushers were Mr.. Lloyd Mitchell.
Mr.. Howard Rick ehbrogue. Mr.. P.
Silcox, Mr.. Samuel Bridenhocht. Mr.,
Allan Rogers and Mr.. John Gardner.
The bride is graduate of the Nc
kinley Manual Training School. The
bridegroom is the son of the late
Homer Lewis and Mrs. NJ. X Lewis of
Bridgeton. n. j., and is a graduate
of the high school there. He served
in France for thirteen months and is
now in the State Department.
After brief wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis will return to Washington
to make their permanent home.
Among the boxholders for the must
cal and ball at Wardman Park Hotel
Monday night for the Near East Re
lief are the Baroness Romano AveZ-
zana. Sir Auckland and Lady Geddes.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman, Mrs. Francois
b. Moran, Mrs. Charles J. Bell, Mrs
Cabot Stevens. Mrs. Matthew T. Scott.
III = Il
Harry Wardman. Mrs. Stevens will
have as her guests the Prince and
Princess Lubormirska. Secretary and
Mrs. Colby. Gen. and Lady Ann Age
petian, who will come over from New
York for the event. and others. Cab
met ladies and many members OF the
diplomatic corps are to be guests Of
boxholders and receive preceding the
ball.
Flowers and candy will be sold at
the tea dance to be given at Ruasch-
er's this afternoon for the benefit of
the Bryn Mawr endowment. num-
Der of young girls will assist the local
Bryn Mawr alum1ae in selling them.
and also in serving the refreshme nts
including Miss Betty Baker, Miss Nlr-
ginia Brown. Miss Anne Gordon, Miss
Abigail Harvey. Miss Delphine HeyL
Miss Virginia McKenney, Miss Janet
Ransome, Miss Mary Hunt Roberts.
Miss Lucille Showalter and Miss Helen
Tucker.
The chairman of arrangements for
the benefit performance to be given
by Daughters of the Confederacy Tor
the Casualty Hospital fund at Gran
dalPs Knickerbocker Theater mas an
nounced that the matinee date mas
been changed to June IL.
Mrs. Benjamin Soule Gantz Will
have charge of the card room, where
bridge party will also be given for
the same fund, and will be assisted
by Miss Marie MCGUIRE and Mrs. Al
bion w. Tuck.
Mrs. Jesse Lee Webb and Mrs:
Frank Odenheimer are in charge OF
the motion picture performance. hav-
ing on their committee Mrs. Frank
Morrison, Mrs. Charles Hamilton
Fred. Mrs. Kahn. Mrs. Bert Trevis.
Mrs. George K. Denmark. Mrs. Albert
King, Mrs Arthur Dosh. Mrs. John 5.
Tomlinson, Mrs. Chester Smith, Mrs.
Archibald Young. Mrs. Pitcher, Mrs
Julian Goolsby, Mrs. Henry Gordon
Ciay and Mrs. Ainslee Nugent, Mrs.
Lee Benoist. Mrs. Paul l.. Joachim,
Mrs. Mary K Nolle, Mrs. Virginia
Willis. Miss Jessica Smith; MT, Mrs.
George King, Mrs Goodwin D. Ellis
worth, Miss Rose Fairfax, Mrs. 5 b.
Hardy, Miss Ruth Earle. Miss May
Little, Miss Betty karr, Miss Lucliie
Showalter, the Misses Dyer, MISS
Turner, Miss Gladys Whipple. MISS
Maybelle Stallenwerck and MISS Vlr-
ginia Revere.