Evening star., 1922-02-16

F. M. Newell, Capt. f. F. Foster.
Lieut.. p. j.. Doherty and John =:
scofeld. assistant and chief clerk
| Of the War Department.
An attractive costume dance was
held Tuesday at Fort washington.
Nd. In addition to ne ofiicers OF the
garrison: about fit.y ayn otaer mhor, sSes.s .eIs
Maj. Gen. Ell Helmick. inspector gen
! eral Of the Army: Maj. Gen. Charles
s. Farnsworth, chief of Infantry, and
Mrs. Farnsworth.
with balloons and colored lights. The
ladies' were costumed in fancy dresses
| and the grand march which preceded
| the giving of favors was olaxe OF
1eanty So,,ere were se all eos
| tuned the same and were easily the
| hit of the evening. Fort Washington
| Is doing much in the way OF fur
| nishing social life for officers around
| Washington.
| Mrs. William c. Van Week will be
| hostess at the tea at the Women's
City Club this afternoon: Assistins
Mrs. John A. Fleming, Mrs. Gilbert
| Hall, Mrs. ]. ]. Deadly and Miss Sarah
| Beall, with Mrs. James Percy Ault at
! the tea table.
| The marriage of Miss Marjorie vir-
Rinia Hill, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
iClement Clark Hill. to Mr.. John Ed
fridge Loveless took place Tuesday
R.S at FstaeT St MaERs Eugene Hanna
The bride, who entered the church
with her father. wore a gown OF
brown brocaded chiffon and carried q
| cluster of bride roses and maiden
Miss Elizabeth Hill and Miss Leo
mora Hill. sisters Of the bride. at
tended her, and the best man was MI.
l Harry Loveless, brother Of the BRIDE
groom. Mr.. Rockford Dwyer and Mr..
Walter Strong were ushess; - ..,..s
to the strains of the Lohengrin wed
iding March," rendered by Mrs. Aiello.
and during the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Caesar Aiello sang II Love You
Truly"
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Loveless started on q north
ern wedding trip. Upon their return
they will reside in Washington.
Mrs. Michael Gavin arrived today
from New York and will stop. for a
few days at the Powhatan before
continuing her journey south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis N. aeldert left
Washington last evening for New York
city, and will stop at the Waldorf Hotel
for the remainder Of the week. Mra
Geldert Is chairman Of the book fair.
authors and publishers committee, for
the annual convention Of the National
held April 25-2S. in Warrington, with
headquarters at the Wardman Park
Hotel, and will arrange while in New
York to see prblishers, authors. editors
and will speak before the New York
League Of American Pen Women, at q
special meeting called by Mrs. Willis b.
| Rice. president OF the New York city
ileague.
After an absence Of several months
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ramsay have re-
turned to washington and will be at
the Powhatan for the remainder of the
The South Carolina Society Of WASH
i ington will give its annual banquet, fol-
lowed by dancing Saturday evening.
Feorqsy Is; ,a; At 7;sS 20, ccioek, = at Ward Var.
president; Mrs. Alexander M Bull, Sec
retary; Mr.. p II. Tamplet, treasurer,
all South Carolinians and their
friends are invited to be present.
Mrs. Gotten, wife Of Capt. Lyman
stan to the commandant Of the naval
detachment in Turkish waters, will
speak at the weekly meeting Of the
sewing circle which will be held to-
morrow at noon in the Russian EN-.
bassy, and Of which Mrs. Robert Lam
sing is chairman. Mrs. Gotten has
recently returned from Constantine.
pie and will speak Of her experiences
there in connection with the work Of
the American central committee for
Russian relief, OF which Princess Cam
ttacuxene Is chairman and Mrs. Lam
Sing. chairman OF the Washington
Ibranch Of that COMMITTEE.
Mrs. Stanley, wife Of Lieut.. Com
marder E. D. Stanley entertained q
large company at bridge, followed by
tea, yesterday afternoon. for her house
guests, Mrs. de Putroii and Miss Me-
linda Stuart Of Lincoln, Neb. Last
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Drain
Lrave a bridge party for Mrs. de Pu.
trou and Miss Stuart.
Mrs. Harry p. clofman and Mrs.
Robert Kincaid Of Oak Lane Park.
PhiiAdelphia, arrived in Washington
| this afternoon to be guests for ten
days Of Mrs. Harry 8. Jones, at her
home on N street