Evening star., 1920-01-14

New York. on Saturday evening. FEB
formed at s o'clock at the home OF
Mr.: and Mrs. Bartlett In Baitim9Ee: ps,e
port. Conn, sister Of Mr.. Gibney, will
be the matron of honor and Miss Vir-
ginia Bartlett, sister Of the bride
lelect. will be the maid OF honor. The
two bridesmaids wi vii oe f NJ Mss chnax susan
and Miss Amanda Norris OF Easton
Md, cousin of Miss Bartlett Mrs
Bartlett and her daughter recently
returned to Baltimore after a visit
to the Attorney General and Mrs.
Palmer
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh entertained
at luncheon. followed by small
reception, yesterday: IN compliment NJ; Mt
Katherine kaelred.
Mrs. Frank Mcintyre has gone to
Fort Monroe for short visit with
will go to Montgomery, Ala. to re-
main until the return Of Gen. Nc
Intyre from the Philippines in May.
ret Wilson, Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall,
Mrs. Charles Hamlin. Mrs. Bar
nett, Mrs. Randell H. Hagner, Mrs.
John Hays Hammond. Mrs. Teamados,
Mrs Robert Thompson. Mrs. Hehnen
Jennings. Mrs: Robert Lansing. Mrs.
Roosevelt, Mrs. Miicaell Palmer and
Mrs David Houston are among the
distinguished women who have al
ready consented to act as patronesses
for the actors memorial on January 81.
and they will all take an active part
in the reception wh.c'i 1Irs. Alice Bar
ney will give on Friday afternoon at
her residence on Rhode Island ave-
nue., when the honor guests will be a
number of distinguished actors and
actresses. A special feature Of the
lafternoon will be tne auctioning of
boxes and seats for the gala matinee
performances in the principal thea
ters on January 27. The auctioneer
is to be distinguished actor. Though
Mrs. Barney is not sending out invi-
tations. and all of the public is in
vited, the reception will be a very
smart affair. judging from the num-
Der of distinguished women who have
signified their intention of accepting
Mrs. Barney's hospitality. Mrs. Bar
ney receives at her Rhode Island ave-
nue. home every Friday afternoon.
Mrs Thomas F.. Walsh is chairman
of the woman's committee for the
actors memorial fund. and Miss
Frances Hampson is chairman of the
young ladies' committee. Mrs. Henry
Price Wright is chairman of the ma
irons committee. and they and their
committee members will assist Mrs.
Barney at Fridays reception
/ Mrs. Herman. wife of Maj. Gen
Herman. who has assumed his new
duties in the Philippines, is remain
ing in Washington during his absence
and will be at home at 1921 NJ street
on Tuesdays in January.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tyler of Will
NV nd
field Tyler OF Baltimore. who were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank N Jar
Wis. have returned to their respective
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Calhoun have re-
turned from Charleston. S. c.. where
they have been for several weeks
Miss Margaret Symons. daughter OF
Mrs. Calhoun. is visiting in Memphis
and will come to Washington next
wee kfor few days stay before GO
ing to New York. where she will be
lamong the guests of Mrs. Lewis Nixon
who will give large dinner party,
followed by attendance at the opera
and supper dance. on the oath. Miss
Symons will return to Washington
for the rest of the season.
/ Mrs. James Mcdonald and her son.
Mr. Arthur Bradley Campbell. left yes
terday for Palm Beach. to remain for
month. before sailing for England.
Lieut.. Arthur Wood. motored from
| Washington Sunday afternoon to Bal
timore, to be the dinner guests of Gen.
| Woods personal friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman James. at their home in
Catonsville. Mrs. James was formerly
sides his son. Gen. Wood was accom-
panied by DR.. Francis Hagner and
Charles Sheldon of Washington.
! White lilies intermingled with
palms and ferns formed beautiful
Ii'setting for the marriage of Miss
Agnes Eleanor Bowling, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Bowling, and
Mr. Marion Xavier Wilberding. which
took place this morning at II o'clock
at st. Anthony's Church. Brookland.
D. c. The ceremony was performe ed
by the Rev. Thomas J. Stanton, and
a nuptial mass followed.
/ The bride. who was escorted by her
father wore a gown Of white satin
made on graceful lines. with exquisite
and skirt. Pearl embroidery showed
IN the bodice and on the long, square
train of satin which hung from the
shoulders. Her veil of filmy tulle was
becomingly arranged with coronet
Of orange blossoms, and she carried
ale pink sweet meas.
Mrs. Arthur ]. May. sister of the
bride. was the ma-ron of honor ard
wore smart gown of white broad
10th trimmed in beaver, with a pic
ure hat of cloth of gold with tiny
French flowers in shades of blue
'orming the trimming. Her bouquet
was of radience roses and mar
gnerites Mr. Paul Bowling. brother
>: the bride. was the best man, and
the ushers were Mr. Harry Bentley
Mr.. Eugene Edwards. DR.. J. Nelson
Rice and Mr.. f. J. Mahan. A break
FAST for the relatives followed at the
home of the brides parents, where
IN effective decoration of flowers and
FERNS was in place. The bridal couple
were assisted in receiving by Mrs
wore a handsome gown of midnight
,lue satin with taupe hat, and Mrs
.. F. Wilberding of Louisville, KY.
mother of the bridegroom, who wore
black velvet with hat to match.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiloerding left Later
'or their wedding trip. the latter
wearing a modish suit of sand -colore6
II the same material trimmed will
ostrich. They will reside at 1855 Mon
'oe street. Brookland. D. c., on theil
'eturn. The out-of-town guests here
'or tho Wedding included Mr.. ant
Mrs. Wait Bennett, Miss Barbar-
Bennett and .fiss Josephine Bennett
all of New York; Mrs. Katherine
Brown of staunton, Va, and Mrs
Doyle of Louisville, KY.
Mrs. KinchelOe Hostess.
III Mrs. David Kincheloe. who has jus
returned from a trip to Porto Rice
and the Panama canal. will enter
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