Evening star., 1921-05-24
Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge and Speaker
and Mrs. Gillett Will Be Guests of Honor
of the University Club This Evening.

the currency and Mrs. ID. Il. Crissin-
ger
Mrs. Robnett, wife of Commander
John d. Robnett. L. S. n. is enter
tanning small company informally at
hrlds" this afternoon in honor "f Mrs.
WFman. who is visiting her brother
in-law and sister, Rear Admiral AID
Mrs. Robert T.. Coon,z. in their apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel. Addi-
tional guests have been asked TOY
tea. at which Mrs. Sheppard. wife Of
senator Morris Sheppard. and Mrs.
! Eagle. both of Texas, will preside at
| the tea table.
Mrs. George B. Christian. jr wife of
! the guest OF honor at luncheon tolay
at the Willard, when a number of her
friends acted as joint hos-esses. Cow
ers were laid for thirty.
Mrs. Frank CLANCY entertained at
luncheon today in honor of Miss Henri
! eta Berens. whose marriage to DR.. John
| Harper, Z. S. ~, will take place Tues
day, June ?. The other guests included
Mrs. Schramm of Marietta, Ohio, for
liam Kennedy and Mrs William E. Det-
| weller.
Mrs. Gary. wife of Judge Frank B.
Gary of Abbeville. S. c.. is the guest of
+, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles RiXey in their
| apartment at the Woodward Mrs. Gary
has been visiting her son, Midshpman
Frank Il. Gary. jr, at Annapolis.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Foulke has closed her
home on Massachusetts avenue and left
! Washington this morning for New York,
where she will spend a short time before
( opening her summer home at Ea st
Gloucester, Mass.
Miss Ruth Stiles
Marries Eads johnson.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Fordyce
Stiles. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Wardell Stiles, to Mr.. Eads
johnson. took place last evening. The
ceremony was performed in the apart
o'clock by the Rev. DR.. Herbert
Scott-Smith. rector of st. Margaret's
Church. in the presence of small
company of relatives and a. few init
mate friends. Owing to mourning in
the family. arrangements for the
wedding were as simple as possible.
The apartment was decorated with
spring blossoms and southern smilax,
artist cally arranged. Miss Eliza beth
Stiles. sister of the bride, was maid Of
honor, and little Miss Nancy Thomas
OF Charleston. w. Va. cousin of the
bride. was flower girl. Mr.. Warren
johnson Of New Orleans. brother of
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bride wore a gown of ivory white
satin. made on simple lines, with a
court train of cloth Of silver. hung
from the shoulders and a veil of point
lace held by dainty clusters Of orange
blossoms She carried white orchids,
with shower of lilies of the valley.
Miss stiles was in cream lace with a
sash OF pink satin and carried pink
i roses. Little Miss Thomas wore a
frock of rose colored organdie and
carried an d-fashioned bouquet of
| sweetheart roses.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
johnson received the small company
OF relatives and friends informally,
and later they left for a Wedding
trip, the latter travelling in a gray
Canton crepe dress. with a small
black hat. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Goodwin Of Boston
have arrived in Washington for a
visit and are staying at the Powhatan.
They will be here for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Bland Of st.
Louis, who came to Washington for
the marriage Saturday of Miss Marion
Smith to Capt. John Bennington Ben
| net. are guests of the brides grand
mother. Mrs. e. S. Bailey, at Ward
man Park Hotel for a few days
Mrs. Benjamin H. warder is chang
ing from her home on 18th street to
her x street house.
Mrs. George Dewey's
Plans for the summer.
Mrs. George Dewey went to New
| York yesterday, where she will re-
main FOR the greater part of the week,
Mrs. Dewey will not spend the sum-
mer at Atlantic City, as in previous
n. H.
Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin and her
daughter, Miss Anna Hamlin. will
!eave washington about June 10 for
their summer home at Mattapoisett,
Mass. Miss Tracey Lyon of New
York. who is the house guest of Miss
Hamlin, will remain with her until
she leaves for Mattapoisett.
Maj. George Oakley Totten, ir.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Albion will be
joint hosts on Sunday evening at a
musical. A program Of Russian music
will be presented.
An evening of folk songs will he
the entertainment at the Washington
Arts Club, 2O17 l street, at o'clock
tonight. The program will be under
the musical direction Of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Blyden, and will open with a
historical setting in verse by Mrs. De
Muth Watson. to be followed by a
Ireading, spirit Of Time" by Mrs +,
A. Lyon, with Mrs. Paul Blyden at the
piano. There are several groups of
songs, beginning with a Greek ode.
Hebrew chant and a chant from the
Koran, by Mr.. Blyden. followed by
songs from many different countries.
including those of the American In,
dians and more modern folk songs.
Denis r. Connen
to Substitute in Play.
! Owing to the sudden illness of Mau-
I rice Jarvis. the part of Demetrius in
Dream will be played by Denis E.
Connel. who is directing the produc-
tion to be given at the Dean place
this afternoon and evening. Mr.. Con-
nell will also appear as Prologue. A
committee headed by Arthur Bradley
campbell Will direct the seating Of
ance, and in the afternoon the ushers
will include Miss Josephine Gantley,
| Miss Mary Gantley, Miss Mary Neu.
land, Miss Juliet Lyeth Miss CAROLYN
Mckinley and Miss Josephine Neu-
land.
4 A quiet but pretty wedding took
place Saturday morning at the par
sonage of the Hamline Methodist
Church. when Miss Frances +. Rey-
nolds and Mr.. Edgar Hilleary were
ly after the ceremony the couple left
on a trip to New York city. The
bride is the daughter of MIR. and
!; Mrs. Joseph Reynolds Of this city, and
the bridegroom is also Of Washing
ton.
DR.. and Mrs. II. E. Stetson have
come from New York for short visit
, in Washington, during which they
will stay at the Powhatan Hotel.