Evening star., 1921-06-13
Soc ie@tYj,;'' y
Mrs. Coolidge Guest Of Mrs. Reed at Lunch
eon-Mrs. Hughes Honor Guest Of
- Women's National Press Club.

Cuban polo team and tho War De-
partment team will be played. The
international polo tornament will
open Saturday afternoon. when many
will be another preparatory practice
match Wednesday afternoon.
Society will be brilliantly repre-
sented this afternoon, officials, diplo-
mats and smart residents parking
their cars around the field and visit
ing about between the periods.
Maj. Gen. Merritt w. ireland. sur
geon general. United States Army, left
Washington today to attend he>meet-
ing of the National Board Of Medical
Examiners at Boston.
Woodburn-M Mannheim Wedding
At st. Johns Church. This City.
The marriage of Miss Margaret
and Mrs. I. B. Mannheim. Of 1744 P
street northwest, and Capt. Thomas
Bennett Woodburn. y. s A., took
place Friday evening, June 10. at St
Johns Church, Rev. Edward Slater
Dunlap assistant rector ofiiciating:
sister. Mrs Julian Chirde Dor. a
bride Of March IS, who also acted
as maid Of honor. and Maj. Thomas
Lee Gore of Edgewood arsenal, Mary
iduu, ACteQ 6S DGSC man. oH dCCOuHI I
OF very recent bereavement in the
family Of the bride the arrangements
for tho wedding as originally planned
were changed. and there were no
guests present except the attend
ants.
Capt. woodburn is stationed at
Camp Holabird. and the couple left
| Immediately after the ceremony for
Baltimore. where they will reside at
the Hotel Bellevue until the LIST of
July.
Mrs e. R Brainerd Of Los Angeles,
Calf, is at the New Willard. to re-
main until tomorrow night, when she
will go to New York. Mrs Brainerd
was chairman OF the woman's branch
| Of the Civil Service Commission in
Los Angeles. She will go from New
York to Minneapolis to attend, June
20. the. civil service conference to be
in session there.
Mr.. Scott c. Bone, recently appoint
ed Governor Of Alaska, is in Wash
| ington at the Hotel Arlington until
he leaves for his new position. -.
Mrs. W. J. Boardman and Miss
Boardman closed their home on Du-
pont circle Saturday and left for a
| short visit to Mrs. Boardman's daugh-
| ter. Mrs. Murray Crane, at Dalton.
| mer home in Canada.
Mrs. Harold c. King of Savannah,
Ca. formerly Miss Eugenia Tod
hunter: Is visiting her parents. Mr..
their apartment at the STAFFORD
Lanier place.
Miss Ledyard has left Washington
Tor the summer. going to Cazanovia
Mrs. Kenna EIkins and Mrs. Roscoe
e: Bulmer have taken. cottage al
| White Sulphur Springs. and will es.
| taolish themselves there the last OF
| Among those sailing tomorrow TO,
Europe aboard the. AQuitania are Mr
| ana MIS- Edward L. Doheny. Mr. and
MS. Edison Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs
Bernard NJ. Baruch:
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Arthur Raw spent
the week end as the guests Of Prof. and
mrs. c. Carroll Marden at Princeton
| University. Mr.. Ray is United States
consul at Lourenco MARQUES. Portu.
guese East Africa. and. with Mrs, Raw
| Is IN this country on leave.
| Miss Catharfne Rice
Bride Of Jesse Mullens.
| The marriage of Miss Catharine
Rice, daughter Of Mrs. Elizabeth Rice
and Mr.. Jesse Mullens of West Vir-
! ginia took place last evening at the
| rectory of the Shrine of the Sacred
Heart chureh. the pastor. the Rev. p
c. Gavan. officiating, in the presence
Of relatives and intimate friends The
| bride wore a simple gown of white
georgette crepe and hlet lace with 2
white hat. trimmed with ostrich feath-
ers. and she carried a bouquet Of bride
| roses and lilies Of the valley.
Miss May Gilmore Of Bay Ridge
Brooklyn. N. T., cousin Of the bridG
was her only attendant and she wore
! an orchid georgette crepe gown, with
| a picture hat to match. and carried
orchids. Mr.. Arthur Rice of Now
York, brother Of the bride, was best
man. A reception followed the cere-
mony in the apartment of the brides
mother. on Spring road. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mullens left later for their wed
| ding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. Droop have
closed their house. on Wyoming ave-