The Washington times., 1922-11-28

members of the two families pres.
ent, and win be followed by an In
formal reception.
The bride. who will be unattended.
will be given IN marriage by her
uncle. Commodore Veeder. John
Fairfax, OF New Orleans, will be
best man for Mr. Beauregard. Mrs.
r. T. Beauregard. mother OF the
bridegroom. has come from her
home: In New Orleans to attend the
wedding, and his fp&r sisters; who
make their home I'm Washington.
also, will be presentr On the com
snIetloa OF. .tha1r we{liinE trip, MIR.
BeauraSafd ana his kbride will make
thsira hone IN New York
l. Mrs. Henry Martin Jensen is en-
Pertaining at tea this afternoon In
soomplshe ntt tos,Mrs. Ctaig King, for
fneriy Miss Marie AdAnfs.
Mrs. Jensen will be assisted by
Mrs. r. Z. Ingersoll, Mrs. Allan
Mclean, Mrs. G.. o. Bunker, and
Mrs. william Lightle.
-
q Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fleming en-
tertained a party of six at supper
at lie Paradis last night.
-
Miss Betty Werner. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Werner. enter
tained at a buffet luncheon today
in honor Of Miss Alice Milburn and
Miss Jane Andrews of Dayton, Ohio.
who will be the guest Of Miss
Werner until the middle Of next
month. The company included
about thirty.five young girls.
| Miss Andrews, who returned yes
lterday from Philadelphia where she
went with Miss Milburn to attend
the Army.Navy game, will leave to-
morrow for Annapolis where she
will spend Thanksgiving and the
weekend. ...,..'
British Bachelors Give
Merry Little Dance. -
/ The bachelor members Of the Brit.
ish embassy, including Maj. Gen. H.
X. Bethel, Capt. F. L. Tottenham.
living Comdr. M. G. Christie, G. H.
4 Thompson, L. Mccormick Goodhart,
la. II. Harhilton-G Gordon and Hugh
W Tennant. entertained at a dance
Hast evening, at 3147 Sixteenth
street. the residence Of some Of the
group.
! The British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes. who had been dining with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Joyce Broderick,
dropped in during the evening and
the company included some $50 MEM
Ibtrs Of the younger married set with
the debutantes Of this season and
Hast.
Among the guests were thes As
Isistant Secretary Of the Trasury and
MRS. Eliot Wadsworth, the Secre.
tary of the Italian Embassy and
jsMme. Geisser Celesia. the Charge
lh'Affaires Of the Rumanisn Lega-
fion and Nine. Nano, Congressman
and Mrs. John Philip Hill,- Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr.. Mr..
and Mrs. James M. Beck. jr.. Mr.
and Mrs. George Post. Of New York;
the Counselor Of the Polish Legation
and Nine. Kwapiszewska, DIR. ". de
/ Sokolowski. DR.. J. b. Hubrecht,
1Capt. and Mrs. Carlo Huntington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan w. Dulles. Miss
/ Anna Hamlin. Miss Margaret Hard
Hing. Miss Swan Du Ford. of Balti-
4 more; Miss Olyve Graef, Miss Persis
I Stearns. Of Baltimore; Colonel and
Mrs. Fleming. Miss Ramona Le,
fevre. Colonel and Mrs. HUI and
Miss HUI. Comdr. and Mrs. Claude
Mayo. Mr.. and Mrs. William 8. Rey-
Ehurn, Col. and Mrs. Emory 8. Land,
Miss Elizabeth Gordon, Miss Lit
Etleton, of New York; Mrs. Thomas
Hagner. Miss Katherine Kelly. yLe-
land Harrison, Allan w. winslow,
the Second Secretary Of the Belgian
Embassy and Mmes Graeffe, Mr.. and
Nrs. Raoul Tilmonts- Miss Zilla Mac.
DousaIl and Miss Charlotte Mac
Miss. Myrtle. Bunn win be hostess
st tea ~ the Wpmep,s City Club on
k0unday ,afternop 1frtm -four to six.
lehe WIN Be assisted BY tie members
of the Library -C6mmittee, Mrs.