The Washington herald., 1921-01-30

the Child Welfare Society.
Miss Margaret Wilson was maid OF
honor to the bride and the latter
and Mr.. King were entertained at
luncheon by President and Mrs. viii
son before the wedding. Mr.. and
Mrs. McAdoo and Mr.. and Mrs. Sayre
were also among the wedding
guests.
Mr.. King has a wide circle OF
friends in New Orleans where he
was a guest during a winter season
few years ago of Misses Lucy and
Mary Smith.
From New Orleans also comes the
news that Mrs. James NJ. Thomson,
whom we know better as Genevieve
Clark, has been entertaining Miss
Diana Cummings. of this city, there.
Miss Cummings is a daughter of
Gen. and Mrs. Cummings, of Wash
ington. She left there for Charles
ton, S. c., to visit DR.. and Mrs. Pettis
and to be among the guests at the
Cecilia ball. one of the features of
each winter in Charleston. She made
her formal debut on that occasion.
VISITORS IN GEORGIA
ENJOYING CLIMATE.
Beautiful spring-like weather is
being experienced by the sOjourners
at Partridge Inn, Augusta, Ga, and
there is a round of enjoyment from
early morn until sunset. Sports of
all descriptions are being enjoyed,
goIfing, riding, motoring, tennis and
trampirg excursions keep the col
onists we'll occupied.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Clay Timanus, of
Baltimore, jOurneyed to Partridge
Inn TO be at the wedding of their
son. Eugene Hooper Timanus, to
Miss Elizabeth Louise Ward. of Au-
gusta, Ga. The ceremony took place
at the home of the brides aunt,
Mrs. James b. Kearney, last Thurs
day morning. The house was beau
tifully decorated with pink and
white roses. Miss Mary Ward acted
as maid Of honor. and James S.
Bayless, Of Baltimore, was the best
man. After a honeymoon in Cuba,
Mr.. and Mrs. Timanus will go to
Atlanta, Ga. where beautiful
apartment awaits them. the bride
groom being connected with the
Draper Corporation. F.. Clay Til
manus is a former mayor of Bal
timore.
Prominent among those who en-
dance given at the Augusta Country
Club were Mr.. and Mrs Fielding
Wallace, who entertained for Mrs
Ret Dargen, of New York, who is
the guest of Mrs. William Butt, of
Augusta. Mrs. Sanford Gardner. OF
Augusta, was also among the host
esses of the evening.
Lieut.. l.. NJ. Cass. of Washington,
recently made a short visit to Fart
ridge Inn.
A MOONLIGHT sightseeing trip
n over the city, ending with an
y old-fashioned country dinner
at st. Marks Cafe, was the unique
entertainment provided for a score
Of guests by Mrs. Robert +. S. Mac
kcnzie, of 1902 f street, last Wed
nesday night.
Leaving Mrs. MacKenzie's home
early in the evening, the guests
were transported over the regular
route covered by one of the local
sightseeing companies, and the
same points of interest which tran
sients in Washington are shown
were included in the interesting
lecture provided along the trip.
Included in the last of guests
were: Miss Claire Boyle, Mrs. Alfred
Bruch, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd P Wag-
Eaman, Mrs. J. o. Hassan and Mrs
Richard Cotteral, of Cleveland; Nc
Pherson Minetree. Miss Peggy Wat
son, Miss GraCia W8lmsley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Portner, Melville Church,
Senior Aram Burns and Senior Jorge
Pezet Of Peru; NJ. Eugene Wagga-
man. Miss Virginia Sutherland, w
\. Miller, Thomas Jenkins and
George Hulings. Percy Ballou con-
Quoted the party as guide and en-
lightened his auditors on many his
toric and civic facts concerning
Washington, many of which the
average Washingtonlan is not ac-
quainted with.
STATE w. C. T. U. HOLDS
VICTORY DAY MEETING.
-HE State Woman's Christian
Temperance Union celebrated
i with a Victory Day conven-
tion and held a morning and after
noon session on Tuesday in the
First Congregational Church, Tenth
and G streets northwest.
The convention was presided over
by the State president, Mrs. Emma
Sanford Shelton.
Mrs. Wayne B. Wheeler had charge
OF the song service, and Mrs. Earl
Wiley was the soloist of the aft
ernoon session. Mrs. Don P. Blaine
opened the convention with prayer
Quarterly reports were read by the
State officers. The address of well
come was given by the Rev. wilber
P. Johnston; the response by Mrs.
James E. Gilbert. president board
of deaconesses. NJ. Z. Church. Mrs.
]. A. Cunningham spoke on child
welfare work accomplished the mast