Evening star., 1921-06-01

Mrs. Harding will accompany the
President on his motor trip to An an
napolis tomorrow. when his eloe
Gent of tns M.yoHs4 n win Be With
him. They will attend the gradual;
Ing exercises at theI academy and
the commandant Of the academy anc
Mrs. Archibald H. Scales will enter
tain them at luncheon.
/ The President and Mrs. Harding
have been invited to attend the re-
ception Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Walker
are giving tonight for the Gridiron
Club. Yesterday the President and
Mrs. Harding had as guests at lunch.
con Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Meeker o1
Chicago.
Will BE Hostesses
to Vice President.
The Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge
| will be the ranking guests at a o1nnei
party to be entertained Saturday evening
by Mrs- William ]. Boardman ana MISS
Boardman.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs
| Hughes will be the guests Of honor a.
| dinner. followed by q musicale. with MT
| and Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller as nosts
Additional guests have been asked for
Constance Edison Seeger. violinist.
Mrs. Albert B. Fall. wife Of the secre-
tary Of the Interior, returned to Wasn-
ineten laSt evening from Havana, CUBA
by way Of New York. She was accom-
and Miss Marjory Powers OF Decatur,
ILL.,, who will be her guests Tor some
time.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
DENLY will go to Annapols toMof.o" r.. .te ee
a,,ot ceremony e
Naval Academy. They will be accom-
panied by the Assistant Secretary OF the
NAVY. Col. Roosevelt; Mr.. and MIS-.
Charles DENLY, Mr.. James Denny. an
other brother of the Secretary; Master
| Edwin DENLY, jr. son OF the , seeeoS u ;
Capt. Sellers, aide to Mr.. Denny ana
MIS- David s. Sellers and Lieut.. Com
| mander L. P. Warren, aide 10 Soi'
Roosevelt.
be host at a dinner this evening.
Rear Admiral R. E. Coontz. chief OF
naval operations, and Mrs. Coontz WI,
give reception at Wardman 4hs
Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs. Edwin
DENLY. A number of guests from din.
ner parties will attend, some OF men,
from that of Mr.. and MIS- Eowalo
Beale Mclean in honor OF MISS Ahsa sa
1 Mellon, daughter OI lhS sSSA
| the Treasury, at Friendship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest 6. Walker WIZ
| entertain at a reception at $3.50 oclocE
| this evening at their home. ItiI
street. to meet the Gridiron Club and
the ladies of their families, when the
| Vice President and Mrs. Cooildge anE
! a number of other notable guests Will
| attend.
| Weds Mrs N, Catherine Ballard.
| Single Oak, the beautiful suburban
home Of Senator and Mrs. Lawrence
| C. Phipps of Colorado. was opened ~
| noon today for the marriage OF the
formers colleague in Congress, hep-
resentative Charles B. Timeerlake' 70 70
Mrp. NJ. Catherine Ballard, also OF
! Colorado. Mr. Timberlake represents
the second congressional district IN
| his state, and II was natural that the
| senior senator and Mrs PhippA snouio
offer their hospitality for the anair.
and they. also entertaned severa,
times before the wedding Tor Mr. anu
| Mrs. Timberlake.
| The ceremony was performed oy
Bishop william r. Mcdowell an old
time friend, in the presence OF I'M
| mediate members Of the two families
the Colorado senator's. representatives
and their wives. No Invitations or an
3uouncements were issued. The bride
has been the house guest Of Senator
and Mrs. Phipps.
The wedding took place in the draw.
I ing room, where the bride and Sena-
tor Phipps. preceded by Mrs. Phipps
were met by Representative Timber
lake and the bishop. The bride wore 9
charming and becoming gown Of pear
gray charmeuse and a hat covered
with Jdfenched ostrich plumes tc
match. She carried a beautiful white
graceful shower Of sweet peas and
ferns.
Immediately after the ceremon!
Representative and Mrs. Timberlak,
left on the Congressional Limited fol
a short wedding trip. Their stay will
be limited by. the urgent necessit,
for the return Of the bridegroom t.
session Of Congress. where he is in.
terested in bills to be considered
| Upon their return to Washington
they will be at home to their friend,
| at Congress Hail.
| Mrs. Timberlake held q unique and
distinctive place in the government
service for twenty-eight years as 8
member Of the technical. and scientific
branch of civil engineers. At the
time Of her recent resignation she
was the only woman examining engi.
neer Of a corps Of ten in the survey
nee at Washington. Prior to going
east she spent. many years in Colo
RADIO, and was for a long time an EN-
cient and popular member of the
staff Of the United States surveyor
generals Office at Denver. Her home
while in Colorado was Central City
Golden and Denver.
Mr.. Timberlake has served the Sec
ond congressional district. comprising
seventeen counties. for six years. hav-
ing been reelected to the Sixty-sev.
enth Congress last fall. At the pres
ent time he is a member Of the ways
and means committee.
Miss Adelaide Pearce
to Wed ME-. Theodore p. Noyes.
The marriage Of Miss Adelaide
Pearce. daughter Of Mrs. william H
Pearce, to Mr.. Theodore P. Noyes, sou
of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes
will take place at o'clock this after
noon in the apartment of the brides
mother at the Calverton. Rev. DR.. A
3: Anderson. OF the Calvary Baptist
Church performing the ceremony in
the presence of members Of both fam
lilies and q small company Of intimate
family friends.
Arrangements for the wedding have
been simply made, the ceremony TAX
ing place in the drawing room Of the
suite, where a graoefui arranRement
OF palms and flowers form back
ground for the bridal party. Roses
and other flowers Of early Juno have
been arranged throughout the suite
The bride will be escorted and given
in marriage by her brother, Nidship-
man william T. Pearce, and she viii
wear q gown Of ivory tinted satin
over which IL q drapefy Of EeorEette
the train Of satin falling from the
shouIders ana widening little at the