Evening star., 1921-04-02
Soc Gi@tY
President and Mrs. Harding Occupy Box at
Theater - Society to Attend Wedding
of Miss Blodgett to Capt. Erwin,

dances was held last evening in the
ballroom at 24OO 18th street Those
receiving were Gen. John J. Pershing,
Gen. and Mrs. John L. Chamberlain.
Gen. c. c. Williams. Gen. and Mrs.
W. S, Peirce. The guests were in
troduced by Maj. J. II. Burns, ordnance
department.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. U. G. B. Pierce
will leave Washington tomorrow for
desks with the Rev. DIR. Frederick
Griffin. First Unitarian Church of that
city. DR.. and Mrs Pierce will go to
Atlantic City for short visit before
returning to Washington.
Miss Margaret Conway of Louisville.
KY. who has spent the winter in Cal
ifornia, has come to Washington to
spend the spring season with Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Heath.
The marriage this afternoon of Miss
Helen Blodgett, daughter of Mrs.
Delos A. Blodgett. and Capt. Henry
Parsons Erwin, at st. Johns Church,
diplomatic and smart resident society.
but by many guests from out of town.
who have come especially for the oc-
casion. The bride will be given in
marriage by her brother, Mr.. Delos
A. ,Blodgettt. jr.. and her attendants
Blodgett. as maid of honor; Miss Myr-
tbs V: Porcher of Cocoa. Fla; Miss
Dorothy Anderson of st. Paul. Miss
Pauline Gates of Plainfield. N. j.. and
Miss Madeleine Austin, daughter of
Mrs. T. Septimus Austin of this city.
Capt David ST. p. Gaillard will act
as best man, and the groomsmen will
include Capt. Edward H. Cahill. Mr..
c: Watson and Mr.. John NJ. Deibert.
The ushers will include Mr.. Robert v.
Fleming, Mr.. o. r. Erwin, Mr.. Walter
B. Erwin and Mr.. James A. Erwin, all
of Chicago, and Mr.. James Roland
Lowe of Grand Rapids.
A reception will follow at the home
of the brides mother. Mrs. Edward
/, Porcher of Florida and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Berkey Jones of Grand Rapids are
guests of Mrs. Blodgett for the we'd
ding, and among the others here for
the occasion are Mr.. and Mrs. William
X. Knight and Mrs. Ruth Orton.
Mrs A. F. Lautterbach of New York
who is spending a short time at Ward
man Park Hotel, entertained dinner
company of twelve there last evening,
the guests later attending the dance.
Mrs. L4utterbach will return to New
York Wednesday.
Hostess mt Dinner
Before Junior League Dance.
Commander and Mrs. Ten Eyck De
Witt. Talmage were hosts at a dinner
party for their daughters, the Misses
Veeder. last evening before the Junior
League dance. when their guests were
Miss Elizabeth Walker. Miss Amelia
Dutton, Miss Floy Barnhart, Miss Har-
riet Love. Miss Margaret Hicks, Miss
Jane Boyd. Miss Margaret Finley, Mr..
Thornton Parker. Mr.. Merrick Parker,
Lieut.. Frederick Butler. Dr. Gratama,
Mr.. Dorsey Richardson. Mr.. Horace
Peaslee, Mr.. Edward Gardner. Mr..
Graham Walker, Mr.. T. T. Craven, Mr..
Capt. John Hettinger. Mr.. Hicks, Mr..
Leonard Block. Mr.. John Baylor, Lieut..
Walsh and Mr.. Francis Winslow.
dinner last evening before the Junior
League dance. at Rauscher's. in COM
rliment to her guest, Miss Edith Hoo
ven of Enelewood, n. J. The guests
;ncluded Miss May Taylor; Miss kath-
Johnson, Miss Edith Bacon. Miss
Rosa May Kendrick, Miss Sydney
Webb, Miss May GOWN Miss Helen
Gatcnell of Baltimore. Mr.. Wilbur
Aubbs,a Mr. M,liOughOy WI chesley, ss
Hudgins Mr.. Moran McConihe, Mr..
William Mackall Mr.. Earl Van Wag-
goner. Mr.. David Mearns. Mr.. William
Stokes and MIR. Gordon Gatchell.
Miss Gladys Hinckley
E;ntertains Dinner Party.
Miss Gladys Hinckley entertained a
small company informally at dinner
last evening, in honor of Miss Frances
Sullivan Of Philadelphia, who arrived.
yesterday to join her mother. Mrs.
James F. Sullivan. for the week end
Mrs Sullivan came, to Washington TO:
represent the Philadelphia chapter OF
the Colonial Danes at the colonial
ball given at the Willard Thursday
evening.
Mrs. A. l.. Steinbarger of Lewistown.
Mont, who spent much Of the winter
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Miles
Taylor, spent Easter week in Atlantic
City and is again with her parents in
their home at 1907 Otis street north
west.
Mrs Frazer Edwards will entertain
small company informally at tea
this afternoon at the Willard, in
honor of Mrs H. G. Wilson Of Toledo.
Ohio, who is spending the early spring
In W ashingten.
Mrs. Fenton Bradford has returned
to her apartment in the Rochambaau
from New York, where she spent a
fortnight.
Will Attend Easter
Hop at Naval Academy. 4s.t
Capt. and Mrs. George Hayman and
Lieut.. and Mrs. George Kits will go
to Annapolis today by motor to at
tend the Easter hop at the Naval
Academy. They will be the guests
of Lieut.. Kits brother and sister
in-law. Lieut. and Mrs. Willis kits.
for the week end
Mrs. Arthur Ramsay spent a short
time in Washington this week on
her way from Southern Pines, where
she spent the winter, to Pocono Pines,
Pa. where she will spend a portion
of the spring season.
Mrs. Evelyn C. Hunt enterta ined at
dinner last evening at the Cafe st.
Marks, the party going later to the
Junior League dance. In the COM
pany were the assistant secretary
of state and Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr, Miss
Alice Shepard. Miss Ruth r.. Jones.
Mr.. Tracy Lay. Mr.. Allan Story of
New York. Capt. Harold NJ. Gallop,
Mr.. Allan G. McAvity and Mr.. Herbert
! Hengstler Of the consular bureau of
the State Department.
Miss Elaine English is spending a
week in Washington, where she ar
rived Thursday. Miss English will re-
turn to philadelphia and with her
and sister. Miss Beatrice English, will
sail from New York, April 20. for a
six-month stay abroad. They will be
Joined in June by Mr.. English, who
will accompany them to Africa. re-
turning to this country next autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs John F. Dryden left
in