Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-08

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throng the Belasco Theater this even
! ing for the benefit performance of
when We Are Young" to be given
Ior the Day Nursery of Neighborhood
House. The Secretary a War and
| Mrs. Baker, Baroness Romano AveZ-
zana, wife of the Italian ambassador
and their daughter. Miss Yolando
AVeZZana; Mr.. and Nine. Claude Lang
iais and Col. and Mrs. 7. Q. Donald
son will be among the guests in Mrs.
George d. Hopes box party, and she
| VIII later take them to Wardman
| Park Hotel for the supper dance. MIR.
and Mrs. John w. Thompson will en-
tertaln an interesting party in their
Dox; and other box holders will in
Guide Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Logan,
Mrs. Delos a. Blodgett and Mrs Fran
co.'s Berger Moran. Many diplomats
and others in smart resident society
nave taken groups of seats in the
orchestra. Among them Mrs. Thomas
F. Walsh, the Misses Patten, and the
Commissioner of the District and Mrs.
Thilman Hendrick.
Mr.. and Mrs c. b. Miller entertained
an interesting dinner company Sat1r-
day evening at their residence. 1921 S
street, in honor of Mr.. Julian Wolf
son, an attorney in Manila, p. l., and
his sister, Miss Wolfson, who recently
rem arkable work with the'Red Cross
and more recently has been making
campaign speeches in this country
Mr.. Wolfson and Miss Wolfson will
make IN extensive tour of the United
States before returning to their home
in Manila.
Mrs. John Hays Hammond has gone
10 the Hot Springs, Va. for a. visit of
some length and with Mrs. Charles
Hoyle Of Washington and Mrs. Renia-
min Nicoll of New York is at the
Homestead
Mrs. Robert Hinckley will entertain
a dinner company this evening.
The marriage of Mr.. William Doug
las Hurlout of this city to Miss c. Ber-
tina Anderson of Rectortown. Va tool,
place Friday. November ). at noon,
the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. James Fl. Taylor at the manse Of
the Central Presbyterian Church, 3o45
10th street northwest
! Among those present at tho may,
rage were Miss Osa Anderson sister
or the bride and Mr.. Clarence j. Hurl-
out, brother Of the bridegroom, who
| acted as best man.
Inc bridegroom was in service over
seas Tor over year with the 10th
Field Artillery. Battery Z. Goth Divi-
SION which division was known as
the blue and Gray"
The Senator of Arizona and ,,rs
Ashurst were the guests for WHOM
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Pickford enter
! talncd at dinner Saturday evening at
! the Hotel La Fayette.
Col. and Mrs T. @ Donaldson will,
entertain a party Of young peonIe .t
the supper dance at Wardman park
= tomorrow evening to meet Miss
Katherine Munson. the debutante
, daughter of Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Ed
ward Lyman Munson.
Nrro ThorIn,
Miller, L. s. A.. has Just returned ~
her home at the Toronto apartments
this city. after Il months visit with
her mother at Lake Charles, La.
DR.. and Mrs. William Gerry Morgan.
accompanied by their daughters. Miss
Myra Morgan and Miss Ruth Morgan
nave returned 10 Washington and
nave taken, possession of their old
/ home at 1908 10th street. Miss Gerry
Morgan has returned to her scool az
Mamaroneck, n. Y.
The marriage of Miss Alice Cary
Darlington to Mr.. William Barbee Set
, tie was quietly performed at ST.
James Episcopal Church: Richmond.
Va. by the Rt. Rev. William Cabell
Brown. bishop OF the diocese of
northern Virginia. on Saturday morn
ing, November 6. 1t 1870 o'clock
The only attendants vera Miss ELIZA
petH y rSHCH (aTflnStOn or ltlcnfDOnu,
sister of the bride, and Mr.. Thomas
Slator Settle. brother of the bride
groom.
| The bride Is q daughter of Mr.
Charles Craddock Darlington and
granddaughter Of the late Capt. Mar
| cellus French, all of Halifax county.
Va. The bridegroom IL native of
Rappahannock county, and now an
attorney at the South Boston and
Halifax county bars. He Is an alum
| nus of William and Mary College and
University of Virginia. For several
years Mr.. Settle practiced law at AL
| exandria county courthouse. He Is Il
| brother of Mr.. r, 8. Settle of Wash
| ington, who is district representative
| of Community Service for the Allan
| tic coast states.
| The bride and bridegroom left I'M
suediately after the ceremony fca
/ New York and Niaraga and other
| northern cities. They will be at home
| in South Boston, Va, on December l.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallace Spaid-
| Ing have as their guest Miss Juliet
Howard of Kentucky.
The assistant secretary OF the Navy
and Mrs. Gordon Woodbury. have
taken a impairment at Wardman Park
| Hotel for the season and have with
them their daughter, Miss Woodbury..
who returned recently from France
where she has been since January.
Miss Woodbury. is graduate OF
Bryn Mawr and most acceptable ad-
dition to the younger set of official
society. She did not make her debut
during the war, rather devoting her
| time to relief work, SO her meeting
with Washington society will possess