Evening star., 1921-06-02
Society
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Y fceatlnusa tsem nishth P.ss.y
day. followed hy bridge. In her home
M. John y. Hsnderson and his;
daNghter. BEATRICE Anderson. left
iest eveninG for California and Yei-'
lewstoAe Park. to BE- absent about
Mra Frederick Huis skoper has gone
to Warrenton to visit Mrs.. King
sesasy as M r.sis:. Is:s ess,ina sas Inn
colonial house On the Bethel road,
whore she viii remain until the end
Of October. Col. Huidskoper win
join her for the week ends during the
summer. y
The wedding Of Miss Hiiah Rsedsr
cf New York and Mr.: Donald SHIELDS
Andrews Of Cleveland will take place
at the Wasdman Park Hotel. wash.
Viii Ss % psrform.d BY Rev. sHH chassss
Wood Of the Church Of the Covenant.
Miss Rssdsr IL the daughter Of
Mrs.; G.osysnor p. clarksen and the
ciarkson, formerly dtrector Of tie
] United states Council Of National
Defense. Mr.. Andrews 10 the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Mathew Andrews Of
Cleveland.
The director es the consular bu-
reau and Mrs. Wilbur j. Carr will
pass the week end with Mr. and
Mra John Joy Edison at their coun.
try place. Joy farm. nsar Rockville.
DR.. and Mra william Cline Borden
left yesterday for their summer
home. LatenEa, on Lake Ontario.
September. They are motoring by
way of Boston. where DR.. Borden
will attend the meeting OF tho Amer
lean Medical Association next week.
During their absence their residence.
Maj. W. K. borden. Ordnance Corps.
U. 8. A.. and his family.
Mrs. Edward wyllys Hyde. jr.. is
at homo ct wardm.n Park Hotel
west.
Mrs Sweet wife Of the assistant
secretary Of commsrrcs. Will leave
Ohio. where she viii visit her son.
Rev. Sidney e Sweet
Miss sophie Sweet 10 expected to
return from New. York the end Of
this week or early next week. and
father will join Mrs. Sweet in their
summer home In Michigan. Mrs.
Sweet will make q short visit in her
Grand Rapids home before opening
her summer place.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Mann. accom-
panied by their daughter, Miss Alice
Mann, and Miss Bessie Hickey, ex-
pect to sail for this country next
week. and will come to Washington
for q few days before opening their
summer homo.
The retiring ambassador to Italy.
Robert Underwood johnson. with
Mrs. johnson. IL on his way to New
York from Italy.
Miss Blanche wingo, daughter of
Representative and Mrs Otis Wingo
Of Arkansas. has returned home for
the summer vacation, after year at
Randolph-Macon Woman's College. at
Lynchburg, Va
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Crounse are en-
tertaining a: tea this afternoon In the
beautiful gardens surrounding Owls
Nest" their suburban -home. on the
Military road.
Mrs. Charles F. Taylor entertained at
luncheon yesterday In honor Of her Sis
ter. Mrs. Thomas p. johnson Of Phila-
delphie. Mrs. johnson came to Wash
ns9n for Mss the S.i Ms% obn.o 81 be.
from George Washington University.
and win be Joined the latter part Of the
week by Mr.. johnson. Among the
9uests were MS. Livingston Vann, tr.,
who. with Mr. Vann. IL moving to At
ianta. Ga; Mrs. Goodwin D. Ellsworth
and Mrs A. W. Wells. sisters Of the
hostess and guest Of honor: Mrs. Ellis
Logan, Mrs. Robert Cook, Miss Ethel
May johnson. Miss Elizabeth Warman
and Miss Edna WellA
VIII Ente1tatn at Tea
sa Grounds Of State Hsuse.
Dr. and Mrs. Walter A. Bloedorn
and Mrs. Francois Berger Moran will
the state house at Annapolis. i'm
mediately following the unveiling this
afternoon of the portrait, recently
completed by franklin Barber Clark.
OF the late John Francis Thomas.
former. Governor Of Maryland. The
uncle of Mrs. Moran. and the portrait
will be unveiled by her. two grand
children. Moran McConihe and Jack
Hudgins, at o'clock in the house of
delegates. where the portrait will
hangI Mrs Moran has presented the
the presentation will be. made by Mrs.
John Temple Graves. Mrs. Moran
and Gov. Ritchie will accept 1t for
the state. The late Mr.. Thomas was
born in Frederick county, in 1893,
was elected Governor OF Maryland In
1841, afterward representing this
government as minister to Peru.
where he died in 1876.
Assisting Mrs. Moran and DR.. and
Mrs. Bloedorn at tea will be Mrs:
Scales. wife Of the superintendent Of
the Naval Academy; Mrs. Theodore
w. Richards and Mrs. Fred bennett
and Miss Dorothy bennett. who are
house guests of DR.. and Mrs. Bloedorn.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Barber
Clark went to Annapolis with Mrs.
Moran to attend the unveilinE and
the garden party.
An interesting wedding was solemn
ICED yesterday afternoon at o'clock
at the summer homo Of Mr. and Mrs.
John II. Reed. at wellington villa on
the Potomac, when their niece. Miss
Louise McGirr Pan: daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick J. Paft. became the
Mount Vernon. Va :
The ceremony was performed BY DR.:
John Lee Allison, pastor Of the Second
Presbyteeian Church Of Alexandria In
the presence Of the two families. On the
lawn, under . rose-oovered perxoaa. The
bride, who was given In marriage oy
her father. wore Z gown OF white crepe
de chine with hat to match and carried
a shower bouquet Of daisieA AN
bride, was matron Of honor. wearing
orchid orEandy with hat to match and
carried daisies. Miss Margaret Pan.
who wore yellow 0rHandy with hat to