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hat and brown fox furs.
MIR. Jesse F. Randolph and Miss Me-
lie Randolph of West Virginia, Mrs.
Derrin Elmore Of South Carolina and
Mr., Joe r. Canine of Philadelphia.
Miss Carolyn Nash is organizing an
honorary committee for Washington
in cconnetion with the effort Of the
alumnae of Bryn Mawr College to
increase the college endowment The
following are already on the honor
Mrs William J. Boardman. Mrs. Rob-
ert Barrett Browning. Mrs. Gibson
Fahnestock. Mrs. Cary r. Grayson.
Nine. Grouitch. Mrs. John Hays Ham
mond. Bishop Harding. Mrs. Julian
James. Miss Julia I.athrop. Miss Ma
thaiie Magruder. Miss Jessie c. Nc
Donald. Miss Marion Oliver Mr.. Cuno
H Rudolph and Mrs Lucy Madeira
Wing. Miss Charlotte HARDING. daUgh-
ter OF Bishop Harding. is the chair
man of the endowment fund for the
District of Columbia.
An interesting wedding took place
Wednesday evening. February -. at
8 O'Clock, ut the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A Il. Hodges, ISL Fairmont street
northwest. when their eldest daugh-
ter Olive became the bride OF Mr..
City. the Rev. George w. McCune of
Rrooklyn. N Y. officiating.
Mrs. w. =. Monson. jr.. atterh"! her
sister as matron of honor. ard Mr..
w. =. Monson, jr, acted as hHst man.
The house was decorated with palms.
ferns and flowers.
The bride wore a gown of ecorgette
crepe and carried shower bouquet
of lilies of the valley. Mrs Monsoon
wore tan byzantine silk with q cor
sage bouquet of pink rosebuds and
maidenhair fern.
A buffet supper followed and later
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinekiey left for short
wedding trip. -
They will be at home after March
10 at +7sf Fairnpat street
The marriage of Mr. Ebert NJ. Dunn
to,Miss Julia Taylor. which was quite
brilliant affair, took plH Monday
evening at $50 o'clock, :; home
of The brides parents. Mr.. and MRS.
Robert \. TAYLOR. Miss Mary l.. Tay-
Ior and Mr.. Thomas Forsyth acted as
bridesmaid and best man. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. II. Z.
Marsh Those present were Mr.. ana
Mrs. Robert A. Taylor. Mr.. and MRS
C. r. Moran, Miss Eme Moran, MS M
Claud Riggle. daughter and sons: MI.
and Mrs. James r. Taylor and daush-
ter. Messrs. Arthur and Linden ray
1or... Miss Corita Seoane Mr. Lloyd
Saufs. Misses Helen and Susie RIGGS.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Birch and MI
1'itfle of Maryfeld. Those from Wash
inrten were Mr.. ]. E. Poole. Misses
Edna and Virginia Poole: Miss Ma
tilt1a Sigl, Mr.. and Mrs. ESnest iay
lor and others. After the wedding
supper the couple left Tor shor. Sar
southern trip. On their return thev
Iii occupy their new home at Mary
field.
Miss Mary ]. Jones. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs W. A. Jones OF NOUN
ia 20 he
Rainier Md, was marrieo 10 M, ,hnrs ~
ert NJ. Hayes of Dallas, Tex. on Ihurs 8.
day. February 19. at Ashevllie. \. -
Mr.and Mrs. Ralph Andrews and Mrs.
w. a. Jones OF Mount Rainier were
nresent at the wedding. After prleI
wsddin~ journey. Mr. and Mrs. hayes
vill make their home in Dalias.
Mrs Lowry l.. Morrill, has just re-
turned from the midwest where she
va called by the sudden death OF her
sister. Mrs. ]. r. Mcdonald. and re-
mSined several weeks to care tor he1
neither during very serious -.lInSss. s.s
MI Morrill, will soon resume her ciuo
work. but will not be socially active
durtng the season.
Amons the patronesses nN the
Paulist choristers concert to Dc given
atahe New National tonight; are Ame. W."
ME- d. Cespedes. Nine. Uruetta, Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Mrs. 8. b. VII
Hanson. Mrs. George j.. May. MIS-
Grs. NJ. E. Allies, the Misses Riggs.
Miss Sarah Lee, Miss Rachael BAR
rington and Miss Janet Richards.
The, concert is to be given under the
AUSPICES of the Catholic Womens
Service Club comprising loo women,
mary Of whom are we'll known IN
social and philanthropic circles The
plan is to raise $4,000 to purchase the
budding. so f street. and make J!
open at all times to residents ana
trfnsients. irrespective Of denomina-
The women's City Club gave an
unusually attractive program Frfday
nfxht, when Miss Emma Messing. who
has entertained many notable audi
ences in Washington with her versa
tild readings. gave an interpretative
reAafing of Booth Tarkingtons play.
M Antonio" and MRS. T. g. Lovette
sa4g group of songs. Miss Messing
swAyed her audience to lauSnler'
smffes and seriousness as she present
ed the individual characters through
outFthe play, and her impersonatton
Of The Italian organ-grinder. the role
played by Mr., Otis Skinner, was .
era31 encores Miss MAsaing comes
from Indiana and. duttng the war. Ap:
peSfed on programs throughout all
thezcamps and naval stations IN ana
about Washington and New York. her
exQf11site personality and artistic Work
drying away many q sad hour for the
soldiers who were waiting to 50 over
or had returned from the scene OF &C.
tiof in France. Her professional
training took away the rugged EDGES
which showed in 30 much OF the
work done for the enlisted or drafted
me6, and pronouncesy her q highly
finished artist +:s%, -
.g.ssme InterestfnE weddings.
On Saturday, February u. at
J O'clock, at the Calvary Methodist Epis-
conaI Church. CoiunSfa road, the
marriage took place Of Miss vera
Spf3egs Blackburne. daughter OF MT.
and Mrs Charles I. WAdA OF Falk-
stohk Courts. and Mr.ssJSase Blake
Adeps OF Four Oaks, =. e. ana WASH
'hn ~. ]. T. Adam. .ssaidsSaro. N.
C., .irncle of the groom. 0Nkiated. as
sisted by DR.. James SheA Mont
eoff1ery. pastor os Calvary Church.
The: church was attractivefy deccs
ratSa with palms and spring nowers
The bride was attended by hae SIS
ters Miss Dorothy Blackburne. MT.
Hugh B. Adams. brotAer Of the bride
Is ......aix Z s. 8. -.
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