Evening star., 1921-03-28
Society
CONTINUED from Eighth Page.)
Continued from Eighth Page

Armstrong to Mr.. Paul R Carter
took place Saturday afternoon at the
residence of the bridegroom's brother.
Mr.. Joseph c. Carter. 1889 Meridian
place northwest.
The bridal chorus from 'Iohen-
grin" was rendered by Miss Helen
Black. who also sang two soprano
solos. Miss Black is soloist at the
kellar Lutheran Memorial Church.
The ring ceremony was used. the
Rev. Lemski. pastor of Grace Evan
gelical Lutheran Church, officiating.
The bride. before coming to Wash
ington, lived in Cincinnati. Ohio. The
bridegroom, who is connected with
the United States geological survey.
United States Army. having seen
service at Bisbee, Ari3.. during the
Mexican troubles. and was on active
duty in France and England during
the entire period of the world war.
with cut flowers. potted plants and
spring blossoms. After receiving
congratulations wedding feast was
served.
Moving pictures of the scenes of
the wedding and groups of the Arm
taken. The moving pictures will be
shown by Mr.. Joseph c. Carter, brother
of the bridegroom, after the return
of the bridal couple.
After a ten-day trip to New York.
Philadelphia and other eastern points.
the couple will reside in this city,
where the bridegroom recently pur-
chased a residence
The guests present were limited to
the immediate relatives of the bride
and groom. and were: Mrs. George l.
Carter. mother of the bridegroom:
Mrs. Mary .Tenly, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
c. Carter, Miss Hattie Armstrong, Mr..
and Mrs. James Bell. Mr.. and Mrs
Dave Lewis. Miss Helen Black, Miss
Elizabeth Ritchie.( Miss Edith Arm
Dwight T. Scott, Cambridge, Ohio;
Mr. Charles Thorne, Columbus. Ohio,
and Henry ]. Frank. Urbana, Ohio.
Spanish-American
Atheneum Dance.
The Spanish-American Atheneum
will give its third dance of the sea-
son Friday evening, at 1871 I street.
Admission will be by membership
card or guest card.
The following committee in charge
of arrangements includes W. T.
Faulkner. secretary; Mr.. Richard p.
Butrick, Miss Mary P. Smith. Miss
Elsie Montgomery and Miss Annie
Laurie Davis.
Miss Helen Bullard of Saratoga, N.
T. Is Cnc guest Ol nlSS 1altSh anu
Mrs. F. D. Potter on r street north
west for the Easter season.
Mrs. Willard Merrill Kochenderfer
of the Hotel Ia Fayette is visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. A Bailey, in New
York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Stewart and Mr..
John Dunlop arrived here yesterday
by auto from Petersburg, Va. and
will be at the Hotel Washington for
several days. when they will go to
Pittsburgh and then home by auto.
Miss Katherine M. OShaughnessy
and her niece. Miss Charlotte B.
O'Shaughnessy Of Buffalo, who came
down to spend the Easter holidays
here. and are at the Hotel Washing
ton, will leave at the end of the
week. stopping in New York on their
way to Buffalo.
Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell will be
hostess at the dance given by the
Women's City Club on Thursday
evening to the members and their
guests. Among those assisting will
be Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest, Miss
Helen MacGillivray, Mrs. Arthur
Steinberg, Miss Agnes L. Brown, Mrs.
Mary c. D. Johnson, Miss Hope X.
Thompson. Mrs. R. o. Jones, Miss
Florence Fraser stiles. Miss Helen
Doran. Mrs Mabel e. Manuel. Miss
Myra Hendiey. Mrs. Robert E. Nelson
and Miss Bess d. Schreiner.