Evening star., 1922-01-18

q. Bright, Mrs. William ]. Zaleskyy
Miss Sophie Stanton and Miss Mary
Bright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Posey Doyle
Of Chicago are guests of their s6n-
| George H. Millholland, at Fort Myer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle have a., large
number, of friends in Washingtd tdni
| both having frequently visited heys
| before. -
! Representative and Mrs Clifford
Ireland have as guests at theiF>apart-
ment. at Wardman Park Hotel. Mr..
| and Mrs. Harry vissering of sKenil-
worth. near Chicago.
Gen. and Mrs. John A. Johnston
| are leaving today for Florida. where
they will be the guests for a few
weeks of Mrs. Thomas G. Murphy Of
Philadelphia, sister OF Mrs. Johnston.
| who has a home near Palm Beach.
and Mrs. J. B. Spencer Of Philadelphia,
| son-in-law and daughter OF Gen, and
Mrs. Johnston. - 49,. "
The departure of Capt. and. sSa
S. G.. where the captain has been
| attached to the torepdo hotilJa. Il kss
from Navy society here two OF Its
active and popular members. who
will be much missed. Miss Ida Callag-
han. sister of Mrs. Raby. will accom-
pany them.
Mrs. Charles Wesley connor of
1912 Rhode Island avenue, went to
New York yesterday. where she will
be the guest of Mrs. Charles Potter
| Killing, daug ghter of former Senator
w. A. Clarke.
Mrs. Chester Henry Warrington of
| Chevy Chase will leave Washington
I this evening for New Orleans, where
she will be the guest of her mother,
! Mrs. Henry Daspit, remaining until
| after the Mardis Gras.
| Mrs Bowie Chapman will be at
| home this afternoon at her residence
| on 10Th street.
DR.. and Mrs. William H. Shanklin
| entertained a dinner party, followed
l by dancing, last evening at their
apartment, on Coqnecticut avenue, in
honor OF Miss Florence E. Gormans of
! invited included Prof. and Mrs. Fred
erick w. Hughes and daughter, Miss
| Mildred Hughes; Miss Anita Doris
Shanklin. Miss Evelyn Myers. Miss
| Elizabeth 8. Hopkins. Miss Evelyn
! Knight, Miss Rose Mary Anderson,
Capt. William A. Houghton. Lieut.. An
drew Carpenter and Mr.. eEdwadr K.
| Williams, Mr.. George McKlintock, Mr
| James Swain. Mr.. Elliott B. Ulrich
and Mr.. A. Vitan.
Mr.. Sumner welles. who returned
| from Paris at the end of last week,
| has come to Washington and has an
| apartment at Wardman Park Hotel.
The marriage Of Dorothy Byron.
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Byron of Hagerstown. Md, to Mai.
| William Preston Lane took place in
| that city last evening. the ceremony
being solemnized in st. Johns Episco-
pal Church by the Rt. Rev. John
Gardner Murray. Bishop of Maryland
The bride is quite well known in
| Washington. having visited Miss
Frances Hampson, who was one of
| her bridesmaids. Maj. Lane is a vet
| eran of the world war and was adju-
| operation in France. He is the son
| Of Col and Mrs. William p. Lane Of
| Hagerstown.
! Hotel Raleigh in honor Of Represent
| ative CliffoGd Ireland Of Illinois. who
! is commander-in-chief Of Sons of
| Veterans. U. S. A.. and Mrs. Margaret
P. Stephens. wife of Representative
A. E. B. Stephens of Ohio, who is ma
tional president of the National Aux
| iliary. Sons of Veterans. U. s. A., un-
! der the auspices of the camps and
| auxiliaries Of the Maryland Division,
Sons OF veterans. U. S. A..
Mrs. F. G: -odenh elmer. past presf-
dent general of the United Daughters
of the Confederacy. will entertain to-
! morrow afternoon at the Congress
sional, in honor of the Mildred Lee
Society. Children Of the Confederacy,
after the ceremony of placing the
| wreath on the statue Of Gen. Robert
e. Lee. in the Capitol, in commemora-
/ tion of his birth, during which Rep
\ resentative Lucian Parrish of Texas
will address them.
Miss Mary L. Williams, daughter of
| the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. H. l. Wiiliams
! of Lafayette, Ind. and Capt. st. Clair
Street,, noted world hero OF the aviA-
| tton service, were married at 1880
1 o'clock today in the Church of the
! Incarnation, Rev. C. X. p. Cogswell.
pastor of st. Marks Episcopal Church, !,
| officiating. The marriage was quietly
| solemnized and the bridal couple left
| Immediately after the ceremony for
an extended trip to New York and
! several southern cities. Capt. Street,
! enlisted in the Aviation Corps in 1915
and after receiving his training was
assigned to overseas duty at the out
break Of the war, holding the rank
of lieutenant at that time. Because
I Of his unusual skill in aeronautics,
| both as flyer and as an instructor
of others, he was placed in charge OF
a flying field at Is-Sur-Dan, where he
performed invaluable servie. Since