Evening star., 1921-06-29
Society
President and His Secretary Take Walk
Around Ellipse and Watch Various
Games Being Played.

| Head. N. j.. where she will spend par!
of the summer. going later to Bedford
| Springs.
Justice Brandeis ON
Visit to Woods Hole.
Mr.. Justice Louis A. Brandeis and
Mrs. Brandeis are at Woods Hole
Mass. for time. and are staying al
the Hotel BreakWater.
Mr.. Boaz Long, American minister
to Cuba, who is in Washington or
leave Of absence. was host to few
Shoreham.
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer enter
| tanned at dinner last evening at the
| National Woman's Foundation, which
Is proving a charming retreat for Its
| members and their friends, and lunch
| cons and dinners are daily occur
| rences there. Mrs. James Mcdonald
who is a member of the foundation
| will entertain at dinner this evening
| and there will be other more informal
| parties before the Georgia division
of the Roosevelt Memorial Association
| celebration.
| Mrs. Richard Wilmer Boiling and
| her children left last week for Glen
| burnie. on Lake George, where they
have taken cottage for the season.
| Guests Of Justice
and Mrs. Van Orsdel.
| Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly and
her sister, Mrs. George A. Barnes OF
Chicago. are the guests of Mr.. JUS
| tice and Mrs. Van Orsdel at theiS
| summer home, in Beatrice, Neo. Mrs.
Van Orsdel gave a large tea in their
! honor soon after their arrival. and
| they are being extensively entertained
during their two weeks stay. On the
| 23d. at the request Of the Y. w. c. A.
national board. Mrs. Van Orsdel
opened her spacious home for a par
| lor meeting, when Mrs. Bayly spoke
| in the interest of the world work OF
| the Young Women's Christian ASso-
| citation. Nearly a hundred prominent
| women from Beatrice and vicinity
were present. Mrs. Bayly and Mrs.
Barnes will leave for Denver the last
| of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman James OF
| Baltimore will go soon to Nara
| gansett pier to spend the summer.
| Mrs. James was formerly Miss lsa-
! belle Hagner Of this city.
Mr.. Charles F. T. Kilner. president
of the Washington junior local as
| sembly of the Brotherhood OF 81. An
drew, accompanied by the assembly
| secretary. Mr. Whitman Wilder OF
| Chevy Chase. has gone by ooat 10 o
| Norfolk to spend some days, "hlle
| in Norfolk they Will complele
ranpements for the national conNen-
! ton. which is to be held there early
| in October.
| Mr. and Mrs. John c. Duke were
hosts at charmingly appointed
luncheon Tuesday in their apartment
aiyt IN
enteenth birthday anniversary OF theli
fauehter, Miss Beatrice Duke. ihe
rueSts we're seated at small tables
where American beauty roses 1oIneo
the center pieces. The rooms or tne
,suite were profusely decorated VIII
flowers. and among tns ;I suE E1oro "A.
ldison. Miss Elenor Begg. Miss Dorotn!
lNcKeeyer. Miss Margaret Rout MISE
Helen schneider. Miss Mirab Ward
Miss Mae Walsh, Miss Lotta "aisf
land Miss Beatrice Tyding. ThoSe as
sisting Mrs. Duke in the nosplta,,es ~
we're Mrs. Joseph F. Doyle, Mrs James
liz Walsh, Mrs. Joseph Richards ano
Mrs Charles Schneider.
Miss Elizabeth keferstein
Wed to Mr. william Willis.
One of the most picturesque wed
ldines of the summer season took pace
today at noon in Bethlehem CnaPe
Of the Cathedral of st. Peter and St
Paul when Miss Elizabeth Carl Kef.
erstein. daughter Of MIR. and Mrs; Car
IL KeferStein. became the orlde ol
Mr.. William H. Willis.
| The ceremony was performed n3
Rt. Rev. Alfred Harding, Blshop OF
washington. assisted by Rev. DR.. Her,
bert Scott smith. The decoration oi
the chapel was carried out very sim
\ ply with large clusters Of Easter lille:
filiingSthe altar vases.
| The bride, who was given In mar
riage by her father. wore an exQuis!te
| gown Of silver tissue, yelled in white
georgette and made with long cour'
train. Her tulle veil fell in grace.
full folds from a coronet of rare ole
family lace sprayed with orange bios
SONS, and she carried shower oou
quet of bride roses and lilies Oh the
valley.
I Miss Frances Morck Of Warren. Pa
cousin of the bride, was the maid OF
honor. and her gown of pale greer
organdy was especially lovely in de-
sign. as was her picture hat OF tulle
sheath of Easter lilies. The little
flower girls. Ruth and Mary Eliza
beth West, daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs
Perry West of this city. wore dainty
green organdy frocks with organdJ
hats to match and they carried bas'
|
Mr.. Louis Willis Of Easton. Md.
brother of the bridegroom. acted as
best man, and the ushers were Mr.
Marshall Hoppin Of this city and Mr.
Bernard Reynolds of Queenstown
Md. A breakfast followed In the
small ballroom at Rauschers. te
which only the wedding party. rela'
tives and a few intimate friends were
invited. Mrs. Keferstein. mother Of
the bride, assisted the bride ano
bridegroom in receiving. Her gowr
was Of gray georgette crepe with
gray hat to match.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis left later fol
their wedding journey. the bride
wearing a brown sport crepe costume
| with q. tan hat and wrap. They will
| make their future home in Harris
burg, Pa The out-of-town guests
here for the wedding included Mrs
l. l. c. Willis. mother Of the bride
groom; his sister. Mrs R Gretzinger
Mr. Milton Willis and Mr.. benjamin
Willis, all Of Easton. Md; Mrs
Frederick Mork of Warren. Pa
aunt Of the bride. and Mr.. and Mrs
IR. y. Morrison, also Of Warren.
Nine. Georges Thomas of Paris
| has arrived in Washington for a
short visit and is staying at ths
| Powhatan Hotel
Miss Mildred Caylor to Wed
Mr, Charles Mack This Evening.
The marriage of Miss Mildred M
r,,lor douuhtar of Mr. and Mrs