Evening star., 1922-10-23

was performed Saturday afternoon,
October IA, at 8 o'clock, in the rectory
OF st: Roses Catholic Church by the
Rev. Father Stewart and was followed
by wedding supper for the members
OF the wedding party, the two families
and a few out-of-town guests at the
New Amsterdam Hotel Miss Janet
Davis was maid Of honor for her sis
Ter and the best man was Mr.. r: J..
brother of the bridegroom The
bride. who is a daughter of the late
lsadore NJ. Davis of Washington,
wore q gown Of black velvet with a
picture hat Of black and a corsage
bouquet Of bride roses. Her maid Of
honor was in blue crepe de chine and
wore corsage bouquet Of sweetheart
roses.
Mr.. Mcnamara. who is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mcnamara of
portsmouth. Ohio. Is a graduate Of
the Law School OF Georgetown Uni
versity. He and his bride, who Is a
graduate of Smith College, will be at
home at 1906 Clifton boulevard.
| Cle" Gland, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin B. I.aushlin are
in London for a short stay.
| The Womens National Press Club
was entertained at it's weekly lunch
New Willard Hotel. members Of the
| club who were recently abroad CIV
ing brief talks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Hoxton Of Alex
andria- Va. announce the engage
| ment OF their daughter. Addie Frances.
to MIR. Clarence Johnston Robinson Of
Alexandria
Princess Tsianina was the guest Of
honor at dinner given by tho Wash
tngton Alumnae Club, Mu Chi Epsilon.
at the Hoot OF tho Owl, the fireside
supper room OF tho Pen Women's
League. on I street
Guests Mt Club Dinner
Plan Arts Club Theater.
Mrs. Randolph Keith Forrest and
Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews were Joint
hostesses at a dinner last night at
the Arts Club. when the officers of
the club. the dramatic committee and
the players were the guests of honor.
The after-dinner feature was the
discussion of Mrs. Forests plan for
an arts club theater for the city of
Washington. Among the sixty guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry X.
ush-Brown. Dr. and Mrs. George w.
Johnston. MIR. and Mrs. q. A. Lyon.
Mary O'Toole. Mrs. Frederic E. Far
rington. Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy. Mr. and
! Mrs. Paul Bleyden, Mrs. Benedict.
Mrs. Aspinwall. Mrs. John A. Gaynor.
Mss Janet Richards. Mrs. Huime.
Miss Prince. Mrs - ] Hilton. Miss
ostrander. Miss Singleton. Miss Nc
| Kinley. Miss Colhoun. Mrs Read,
Mrs. Granville Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Farr. Rev. Meade Bolton MacBryde,
Robertson. Mr. walter Berry, Mr..
James NJ. Rhodes. Mr.. Van valken-
| burgh, DR.. Henneman. Mr.. Perce, Mr..
| Small. Mr.. Glenn Brown. Capt. Ker-
ney, Mr.. Denis Connell. Mr.. James
! Otis Porter, Mr.. Steele. Mr.. Randolph
and Mr.. Scrannage.
| The Arts Club Players will give
their first dramatic presentation of
the season at the club tomorrow
| night.
! Mrs. Cary Grayson, assisted by Mrs
Eliphalet Fraser Andrews. will have
| charge of the distribution Of lunch
J boxes at the Powhatan Hotel on
/ Tuesday morning. when the Garden
Club of America makes its excursion
| to Gunston Hall and Mount Vernon.
Mrs. Andrews. being a resident of
| Fairfax county and familiar with the
Virginia roads, will act as guide.
The reception to be given by the
| officers and advisory board of the
| College Women's Club Wednesda y
night gives promise of being brill
liant affair. In the receiving line
with Mrs o. l.. Veerhoff. president
| of the club. will be the two vice
| presidents, Miss Carrie NJ. Davis and
| Miss Airline Dufour: the correspond
| ing secretary. Miss Margaret Evans:
| the recording secretary, Mrs. Will
! liam B. Bell: the treasurer. Mrs.
| Joseph c. Zirkle, and the historian.