Evening star., 1921-12-29

lilies OF the valley. Representative
Cantrill gave the bride in marriage
and his son, Mr.. James Edwards can
trtll, was best man. After the cere-
mony Mrs. Cantrill received with Mr..
and Mrs. Morrison and wore gown OF
black canton crepe embroidered IN
cut steel beads, and carried red roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison LETT later Tor
Florida, where they will spend Janu-
ary. and will be at home in Lexington,
Ky, after February l. Mrs. Morrison
travelled in a suit Of soft black duye-
tyn trimmed with black lynx. and a
hat Of black slipper satin trimmed
with paradise.
Cabinet Girls Guests
Of Honor Mt Dinner.
Judge and Mrs. Q. NJ Barber enter
tanned a company of fourteen at din
ner with dancing IN their apartment
at w; rdman Park IIota! last evening
for their daughter. Miss Nab Barber.
in honor of Miss Catherine Hughes
and Miss Mary Wallace
!, Mr. and Mrs. Frederic ID. Mex enney
entertained a company OF fourteen
guests at dinner at their residence,
1886 New Hampshire avenue north
west, last evening, in honor Of Mrs.
Croll of London, England. who is their
house guest for few weeks. Mrs.
McKenneywill again entertain for her
sister on New Year day. giving "A tea
, in her honor from to I o'clock.
Mr and Mrs E,.son Bradley enter
taiiied d dinner p"rt. Of Young folks
| last evening in compliment to Miss
Fra ances ID. Mckee, daughter of Mrs.
Frederick II. Brooke. Other guests
were Miss Violet Spencer, Miss Flea
nor Wilson. Miss Matilda Houghton.
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Wadsworth. Miss Caroline Thorn. Miss
Louise Ireland, Miss Beatrice Van
Rensselaer, Henderson. Princess Ber-
tha Cantacuzene. Miss Elizabeth
Parker. Mr.. Elliott Bates Mckee. Mr..
Frederick Bugher. Mr.. Thomas b.
Sweeney. jr.: Mr.. John f. Sweeney.
Mr.. James Mitchell. :ir. Aldare Walk
wo"'h nr .Io'5n l.. $ewh"'l. jr.; Mr..
Gec-g = tiri tI."-1 M, &c, "Gr br
''mln.!c ,uj NJ Evra'a " scrct'
Mr.. ana Nrs Arthur !..a "nr.rta.l-
I'd a. 9 dinner part. at their Massa- :
compliment to Miss Mary Davis Land
street of New York. preceding the
dance given by Mrs. Ffoulke. at
Rauscher's. Mrs. Ffoulke, her grand
daughter. Miss Gladys Chapman
Smith, and their house guests. Miss
lSd Deil Russell anu MIS- w lllldIl
attended the dinner. Covers were laid
for twenty-five.
Col. and Mrs o. w Bell gave a
dance last evening for their daughter,
Miss Mildred Lucille Bell in honor Of
the cadets and midshipmen spending
their holiday in Washington. Their
guests numbered about 200. and Col.
and Mrs. Bell ara their daughter re-
rcived the gusts in the Officers Club
at WASHINGTON barracks \ seated
supper was served al midnight. and
the ballroom walls We're hung with
southern snliIax studded with poin-
Settias. with a tall. lighted Christmas
tree in one end Of the room.
Capt. and Mrs. Ridley Mclean gave
a dance .ast evening for their young
daughter. Miss Olive Beatrice Mclean.
al the Washireton Ciub. the guests
numbered about 125 and included
school girls and boys home for the
holidays. A buffet supper was served
at 1870.
Mrs. CaZenoya g. Lee. jr. and Mrs
Henry S. Graves will entertain at tea
this afternoon at $50 O'Clock. at tie
National Club of University Women.
166. II street. in honor of the Czecho-
slovak Vassar students who are in
Washington for the holidays. As
sisting Mrs. Lee and Mrs Graves viii
be Miss Mary Wallace. Mrs. Louis
Scherer. Mrs. Henry Morrow. Mrs.