Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-01
Society
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Charles 8 Fsrnsworth, Mrs. James
9. Hartford, Mrs. H! p. Ruse, Mrs.
J: E. Lambie. Mrs! J: L Latimer, Mrs.
luene. Mrs. Mason Patrick. Mrs.
George C., Richards, Mra Theodore
Roosevelt, Maj. Julia c. Stimson. Mrs.
John Van Sohaick, jr.
The officers of the league are: Mrs.
Margaret Lambie. president: Miss Miss
Alma. NJ. Winningham, secretary, and
Mrs. John E. Wright, treasurer.
The marriage Of Miss Florence E.
s. Towle Of Sheridan. wyo.. took
place yesterday afternoon. The cere-
mony was performed at o'clock in
the Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church
| by the pastor, the Rev. Clovis G:
chappell. The bride wore a gown of
| and carried bride roses. Her only
attendant was Miss Nina Druilhet,
! who wore black velvet, trimmed with
gold beads and black satin hat. Mr..
]. NJ. Stephens was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Towle left Immediately
after the ceremony for a wedding
| trip, the latter wearing a dark blue
duvetyn suit, with a blue satin hat.
After March 20 they will be at home
In Sheridan, Wyo.
A reception will be held at the New
Ebbitt House at 7:45 o'clock the
! evening Of March 4 to celebrate Texas
! independence, the Texas delegation
in Congress being the guests OF
honor. Representative c. B. Hudspeth
following a social time. there will be
| a business meeting, when arrange
| ments will be made for celebrating
| San Jacinto day. There will also
! be instituted the work Of building
| up large Texas society in Wash
| ington.
Mrs. ]. W. Heckinger announcessthe
marriage of her daughter Leona to
| Mr.. Harry S. Roller. Sunday, Febru,
airy 26. The ceremony was performed
in the home Of the bride by the Rev.
| and Mrs. Roller left Immediately
after the ceremony for a wedding
trip and after March 20 they will
be at home at 1912 Vernon street.
The madri gras ball given last
evening by the Washington Camp,
F.; No. sos, Sons Of Confederate Veterans,
at the Raleigh, had many new and
delightful features. The guests were
received by Mrs. w. e. Hutton. pres
United Daughters of the Confederacy:
/ Mr.. Jesse Anthony, commandant or
the camp: Miss Louise Mattingly.
sponsor: Miss Mabel Stegall, maid or
honor; Miss Pearle Clarke, chairman
Margaret Mansfield. vice chairman;
Mr.. Elgin Blacock. District COM
mander Of the Sons of Confederate
Veterans: Mr.. George Rawlings ana
Mr.. Roy Price, past commanders OF
| the camp.
Dr.. Clarence Owens, former presi-
dent Of the Southern Society, made
the introductions.
An interesting program was given
during the intermission and dancing
| was continuous until l o'clock. This
ball given by the camp, and one of
the most successful of the series
Mr.. William H. Saunders was chair
man of the reception committee, with
Mr.. w. E. Hutton acting as vice chair
man. and Mr.. Claude N. Bennett headed
| the floor committee.
An Informal entertainment and
| dance was given Monday night In
the private ballroom OF the Arcade
by the employees Of the division OF
public debt accounts and audit, ONCE
debt, Treasury Department The
entertainment was opened by a
short address by Mr.. NJ R. Loafman,
| chief of the division, and consisted
Of fancy dancing, sleight-of-h and per-
forming and musical numberS Re-
| freshments were served, following
which there was dancing.
Miss Anna J. Ready of 252S Wis
consin avenue northwest has returned
to Washington after a visit to the
Pacific Coast While in the west
Miss Ready visited Yosemite National
Park and tho Grand Canyon of
Arisona- and in San Francisco she
| was the guest of her sister and
| brother in law. Capt and Mrs J. p.
Madigan, U. 8. NJ c.
Mira r. J. Trimble Of New York is
| in Washington for an indefinite stay.
| and is at Wardman Park Hotel
Mra Fred Catlin. assisted by Mrs.
N. L. Gibbon of Lake View. N. c.,
was hostess at a charmingly appoint
ed dinner Saturday evening at her
| residence, rs street northwest. given
in honor Of Miss Agnes Farrell OF
| Scranton, Pa