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maid of honor and Mr.. William era
ven, brother of the bridegroom, was
best man.
The bride wore gown OF gray
crepe dc chine, embroidered in the
same color ard tastefulfy draped with
silver lace. Her hat was of silver
lace around the wide bfim of which
were two uncurled ostrich feathers
She carried bride roses and lilies OF
the valley. Miss Taylor wore gown
of blue satin trimmed with gold lace.
Gold lace was softly crushed around
the brim of her hat and hing little
over the right shoulder. She carried
pink roses. -
After the wedding a reception'was
held at the home of the brides uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor.
Later IN the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Craven left for Philadelphia and At
lantic City, the bride travelling in a
blue moroccan crepe dress with hat
and slippers of brown.
Mrs. Cleveland A. Newton. wife of
the representative from st. Louis.
and Mrs. Frank Crenshaw, wife Of
the representative from Canton, Mo-,
were the hostesses at a prettily ap-
pointed tea given yesterday after
noon in the Crenshaw apartment in
the Ontario. The tea was courtesy
Eastern Star conference in this city
and practically the entire congress
sional and resident contingent from
Missouri was present to greet them.
Mrs. Theodore w: Hukrieds Of War
renton, whose husband succeeded
Champ Clark in Congress. poured tea
and Mrs. James w. Witten assisted
her. Mrs. Charles p. Keyser and
Mrs. ]. V. Mcpherson aided in receiv-
ing the guests. Miss Geraldine koeln
and Misc Nall NfllSnuuoh nd Mice
Frances Milspaugh also assisted in
the tea room. Among the out-of-
town guests were Mrs. Grow of st.
Joseph. Mrs. flanders of Excelsior
First JuniOO League to
he Given Wednesday.
The first of tho Junior League
luncheons. which have taken the place
of the lecture course, will be held on
Wednesday at 1 o'clock at the White
Peacock tearoom, S12 18th street. The
making arrangements are Miss Vfr-
Einia Hunt. chairman: Miss May
Gown. vice chairman, and Mrs. La
mar Leahy. Mrs. Alan Kirk. Mrs.
Chambers Olphant. Miss Louise King,
Miss Anna Montgomery and Miss Pa
tricia AinSa.
An informal party and dance was
given at the home of Mr.. Bernard Mann
Saturday, November Is. Among those
present were: Mr.. Andrews of New
York, Miss Isabelle Paulsen of De-
troit and Miss Pauline Works of Bal
timore.
Chief Justice Robert Won MoschZiS-
ker and Mrs. Won Moschzisker of
Pennsylvania are in Washington for
several days. at the Powhatan.
tel, f~~ 81 -
Washington. has returned to her
home in New Jersey after visit
with friends here for several days.
apolis is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Thomas w. Smith. 1867 Columbia
road, for a few days. Mrs. Mitchell
was Miss Caroline Smith before her
marriage last February.
DR.. and Mrs. Everett NJ. Ellison en-
tertained at dinner yesterday at their
home on NJ street in compliment to
Mr.. Edwin Carlson of New York.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Greene have
engaged an apartment at the Lee
House for the next few months.
The Spanish American Atheneum
ITS members and friends at the Grace
Dodge Tea House, North Capitol and
f streets northwest. Saturday even
ing, November 25. Vocal solos Will
be rendered by Mrs. Ophe Gay. and
piano solos by Miss Mildred Saunders. |
A tea and sale will be held by the
Woman's Auxiliary of st. Thomas
Church at the Washington Club. 18th
and X streets northwest, on Tuesday.
November 81. from 3 to o'clock
pm. Tea will be served, and fancy
articles, homemade cake and candy
will be for sale. The proceeds will
be used for the mission work Of the
auxiliary.