Evening star., 1920-05-27
Society
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serving the refreshments are Miss
Betty Baker, Miss Virginia Brown.
Miss Anne Gordon. Miss Delphine
Heyl, Miss Mary Hunt Roberts. Miss
Helen Tucker and Miss Abigail
Harvey.
i The marriage of Miss Helen Kath-
crime Emery. daughter Of Dr. James
Armitage Emery. and Mr.. William Cur
tbs Handley. son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
F. Handley of Lineville. Ala. took
place last evening at o'clock at the
: residence of the brides father, Graf
ton street. Chevy Chase.
Il The house was decorated throughout
with pink spring flowers and palms.
and the ceremony was performed in
!: the drawing room by the Rev. Thomas
G. Smyth The bride, who was es-
II gown of f1esh-color chiffon, embroid-
cred in crystal beads. and she carried
| a shower bouquet of orchids and lilies
of the valley. DIR. John Handley of
Lineville. Ala. brother of the BRIDE
Il groom, acted as best man and was the
relatives and intimate friends followed.
and later Mr.. and Mrs. Handley left
for their wedding trip, the latter wear
ing modish blue tailored suit. with
nat TO match. lney Will MAKE Their
future home in Marion Ind.
Il The Junior League will assist in
the Salvation Army benefit Monday
might at Polls Theater, when the
"Mikado" will be presented Miss
Katherine Robinson as chairman has
arranged a group of girls to sell pro-
grams. which will include Miss Cora
Barry. Miss Olyve Graef, Miss Anna
Hamin, Miss Helen McLanahan. Miss
1 - l;, Na(N I've Chan
!: herd. Miss Margaret Harding. Miss
; Marjorie Wright and Mrs. Sidney
Thomas.
/ Tucker entertained the Danes of the
Loyal Legion at their home. Eagle
Lodge, yesterday afternoon from to
] s o'clock. Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey
spoke on the legal and economical
rights Of women.
J Mr.. and Mrs Owen B. French have
left the city for their summer home
at Holderness. N. H. Miss Bertha
Schott will join them there next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Joerissen are
spending the week at the Hotel Van
derbilt in New York. They will sail
Europe. They will return to this
! country in September.
Several interesting side issues are
developing rapidly for the card party
; to be given at 240O 18th street to-
night for the benefit Of Italian babies.
A lot of charming bambino pins and
cards have been added to the Italian
table.
Interesting engagements.
! The engagement OF Miss Florence c.
Pyles of Fairmont Manor. Prince
CAnrroc 70 Nr To al
Rice of Howard county. Md, was an
nounced Tuesday afternoon at a tea,
with Miss katherine Minnix as hostess,
at her home. 1928 Randolph street. The
announcement of the wedding date.
June is. also added interest.
| The tea took the form of a bridal
shower, and those assisting in carrying
out that part OF the program and at the
tea were Mrs E. N. Dickle. Mrs. Edison
Robert Clement Jones. Miss Marie
Pyles, Mrs. G. F. Tolson. Mrs. D.
Thomas. Mrs. William Ebert Pyles.
Mrs. Charles X. Hoover and Miss Emily
Pink roses and lilies of the valley
were used as decoration.
Mrs. Henry Hurt announces the
ME Cue. to Mr.. Walter F. Hardell.
The wedding will take place in the
autumn.
Mr.: and Mrs. Abraham l. Minister
daughter Mildred Doris, to Mr.. My
ron NJ. Oppenheimer. !
The last meeting Of the Congress
sional Club for the season will be a
luncheon at the club on Friday at
! 1890 o'clock.
The Robert E. Lee Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confederacy. will
Chase Lake this evening at 9
| o'clock. A fine orchestra will be fur
| nished for each pavilion. Arrange
| ments have been made for q record
The marriage Of Miss Kathryn
Healy of Sioux Falls. S. D., and Mr..
Cyril Laliberte of Southbridge. Mass,
| o'clock in St. Patrick's Cathedral.
The ceremony was performed by Mgr.
c. F. Thomas. in the presence of
! large company of friends and rela-
| lives.
The bride was attended by her cousin.
Miss Madeline Hynes Of New Hamp-
! ton, Iowa. and Mr.. Laliberte had as
his best man Mr.. John Sullivan Of
Corning. N. Y. The bride wore her
travelling suit Of navy blue tricotine,
with large fower-trimmed geor-
| gette hat and a corsage bouquet of
/! bride roses and sweet peas. Miss
Hynes was attired in blue gabardine
| suit. with large leghorn hat. and
wore q corsage bouquet of tea roses.
Immediately following the ceremony
a breakfast was served the bridal
party and a few friends, with Mrs.
Anna Barry as hostess. at her home,
1915 Swami street.
The bridegroom is in the air service
and is stationed at Langley Field. Va.
4 The couple left on wedding trip.
which will include Norfolk. Va, and
| Atlantic City, after which they will
! reside in Hampton Roads. Va