Evening star., 1921-03-13
ENGAGEMENTS and Weddings
Are Formally Announced
Miss Helen Blodgett Betrothed to Capt Henry P
Erwin-Miss Eleanor Hoover to Be Married
to MI, Fairfax Stuart Landstreet.

Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett announces
the engagement of her daughter
Helen to Capt. Henry Parsons ERWIN
of Chicago and Washington. The
date for the wedding will be an
nounced later.
OF interest to society is the en-
gagement, which was announced yes
terday. Of Miss Catherine McCahill.
daughter of Mrs. James 5NcCahill OF
Lake City, Mimi, to Mr. Franklin ";
Lane, jr.. of Chicago. son OF Mr.: ana
Mrs. Franklin X. Lane of Washing
ton, D. G.
One of the most important, we'd
dings of the season in Baltimore
Petre and Mr.. William Darlington
Stettinius. which will take place at
st. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
Church March 3, at o'clock.
The ceremony will be performed py
Rev. DIR. Arthur Kinsolving and will
sators Be- f91lSwea iS q Edws4d a
r. stettinius of News YORK. wlls act
as best, man for his b3oth4r, and the
brides artendants & wiz VII isclude sho MlTT MiI
be the maid of honor; Miss Con-
stance Petre. sister of ths bride; Miss
Betty Stettinius, sister Of the. bride
groom; Miss Mary Ridgely Preston
and Miss Ludlow G. Willett, cousins
of the bride, who Will be the brides
maids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester P. Hoeffel
of Green Bay, Wis. have announced
the engagement of their daughter.
bert Bentley. U. s A. Capt. Bentley
| is a Washingtonian by birth, and en-
joys a wide acquaintance here in the
social and business life of the city.
Mrs. Henrietta Norton Cole has is
sued cards announcing the marriage,
of her daughter. Mrs. Henrietta
wainwright Burbank. of Syracuse, n.
Y, to Capt. Don Hill Foster. Thurs
day, March 3. The ceremony was,
performed by the Rev. Earle Whitley
in the presence of a small company
! of close friends. Mrs E. j. Brady was
matron of honor and Lieut.: Norman
/ Foster was best man. The bride was
t.siVen in marriage by Admiral Ber-
Wyn, and wore a gown of white trico-
| lette and satin. Mr.. and Mrs. Foster
left Immediately after the ceremony
| for short honeymoon, the latter
| wearing a travelling suit of dark billie
! with a small hat to match. After
| March Is they will be at home at the
Burlington.
f. The King and Queen of England
accompanied by Princess Mary and
the Duke of York, attended the mar
Lriaee of Miss Helen Cecil. only child
of the late Lord Edward Cecil TO
Capt the Hon: Alexander ,HardingS
only son of the British ambassador
to France. Lord Hardinge of Pens
, hurst. which took place in st. Pauis.
Knightbridge, recently. The bride
wore a gown entirely composed Of
| old point d'Angleterre that was worn
| by her grandmother at her own We'd
| ding. Lady Cecil, mother OF the
bride, designed not only the wedding
gown. but all that made up the
! trousseau. The bridal gown was
| made, with court train. Whlch was
! carried by three pages dressed IN
| blue and silver costumes. and the SIX
! bridesmaids also wore the Salisbury
| colors of blue and silver, their
| dresses being made Of tulle. Ihe
Bishop Of Exeter, uncle of the bride,
conducted the service.
The queen wore a gown OF mauVe.
cloth. with a toque to match, and a
heavy black and silver bead cloak.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Hoov-
or. daughterSof Mr.. and Mes. William
D. Hoover, and Mr.. Fairfax Stuart-
Landstreet will take place March 20,