Evening star., 1921-09-27

wick. have closed their camp at
Heath, near the Mohawk Trail, Berk-
,shires, and are occupying Mrs. John
Swann's house at Stockbridge until.
The marriage Of Miss Lois Lamb.
daughter of Col. A. r. Lamb, fnspec-
tor gsSeraI OF Panama police, to Capt.
Irvine H. Zeliff of the 18th Cavalry.
y. s. A.. took place Monday. Sep
William Love, in Ancon, PanDma.
On account of mourning in the
brides family, the wedding, while
charmingly arranged, was a very
quiet affair, she being< one of the
most popular girls of the isthmus.
porch of the Loves quarters. arches
and garlands of flowers being every
where in evidence. -Archdeacon Car
son performed the ceremony. the
bride looking very lovely in be-
coming gown of brown taffeta with
bouquet of pink roses. She was at
tended by Miss Lois Mccullough and
Mrs. Fidler. who acted as maid and
matron of honor, and Capt Zeliff~ had
as his attendants Capt. Colwell and
Mr.. Stafkweather. A wedding dinner
followed the ceremony that was at
tended only by the brides intimate
friends and a number of officers of
the 18th Cavalry. Capt. and Mrs.
Zeliff sailed on the ST. Mihiel for
New York. The bridegroom has
been ordered to duty at Fort Ethan
AMen, VT. where the couple swill be
at home after October /.
Mrs. E. J. McVann and her daugh-
ter, Miss Esther McVann, have re-
turned to their apartment at 240O
18th street. after passing two months
in the Adirondacks.
Mrs. Frank White Delegate
to Social Hygiene Conference.
Mrs. Frank White. wife of the
treasurer of the United States, will
represent the Michigan Alumnae of
washington at the institute and con-
ference on social hygiene for the
women of the District of Columbia,
to be held October 3-6. Mrs White is
a graduate of Earlham College and
the University sof Michigan. The
treasurer and Mrs White are now
living at their new home at 5000 18th
street northwest.
An Invitation has been received
from the Carnegie Foundation by Mrs.
Irwin L. Lenroot. president of the
Congressional Club, inviting mem
bers of the club to attend the exer-
cises commemorating the 600th an
niversary Of the death of Dante Ali
ghieri, to be held in the auditorium of
the National Museum Monday, Oc-
tober 3, at pm.
Col. and Mrs. o. F. Snyder
H0sts at Supper Dance.
Col and Mrs. o. F. Snyder enter
tafned a party of young people at
the supper dance at Wardman Park
Hotel last evening for their daughter,
Miss Margaret Snyder. The guests
! Werner, Miss Helen Carter, Miss
! Elizabeth Smith. Miss Lyme Smith,
| Miss Annie Foster, Miss Mildred Lee,
Mr.. John Darby. Mr.. Charles Ford. Mr.
Robert Finley, Mr.. James Shilling,
Mr.. Robert Winthrop. Capt. William
hope Ring. Mr.. Richard Mudd. Mr.
! William Cullman. Mr.. William Pitts
and Mr.. John Mahoney.
Baroness PHIL, Count Marcatf and
Mics Marcati {fave arrived in Wash
Shoreham.
Mr.. Hampson Gary former minister
| to Switzerland, and Mrs. Gary, who
have am apartment at Stoneleigh Court
| this season, entertained at luncheon
yesterday at the Shor.eham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Hagner and
their children will return to Wash
tington from Watch Hill, R. l., tomor-
row. Mrs. Hagner has spent the sum-
mer there and Mr.. Hagner has Joined
her as frequently as possible.
Mrs c. r. Snodgrass of Martins
burg, W. Va. and Mrs. c. Franklin OF
Chicago are in Washington for a
/ visit and are staying at the Shore
| ham.
Miss Margaret Harding. Count John
| de Sails, Col Charles H. Mckinstry
| and Mr. Robert Powell of New York
| were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wad-