Evening star., 1922-05-01
Society
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SONS across the brow. She carried
bride roses, with q shower Of lilies

SONS across the brow. She carried
bride roses, with shower OF lilies
OF Mrs. ans vsIiey; N. 3. ross OF Minneapolis.
Minn.. sister of the bride. attended
her as matron Of honor and wore q
| gown of apricot color georgette ard
lace and carried ophelia roses. Miss
orchid color georgette and carried
| Ophelia roses.
Other attendants for the bride were
Miss Helen Armstrong. who wore
gown Of green georgette and car
William L. King. who wore pink
georgette and carried pink roses. and
Bessie I. Bergmann, the small niece
of the bride, who as flower girl wore
a dainty gown Of white net over cloth
of silver and carried a basket OF
! Sweetheart roses, scattering the
mann, the small nephew Of the bride.
! wearing a suit of white satin, served
| as ring bearer.
Mr.. Herbert Poole was best man
for the bridegroom, and Mr.. Samuel
! Boyd and Mr.. Everett A. Bergman.
brother of the bride. were ushers:
reception at the home Of the
! brides parents. 1401 Park avenue
! northwest. for relatives and friends
| followed the ceremony. Later In the
evening MT. ana MrS. fTlSB lelL IoT
a trip to New York and Atlantic City.
/ the bride wearing a travelling suit OF
| navy blue with a hat to match Upon
| their return they will make their
home at 60 T T-street northwest.
Weeks Social Program
For Congregational Club.
| The Congressional Club members
Will be entertained at their regular
| weekly tea Friday afternoon by Leo
20 vi Init OF
r. Ackerman and Mrs. William Ayres
| will preside at the tea table. and as
sisting will be Mrs. John Adair. Mrs.
! Sydney Anderson. Mrs. 8. E. William
| Andrews. Mrs. Daniel r. Anthony. jr.;
Mrs. T. Frank Appleby. Mrs. Samuel
| 1t is. through the efforts Of Mrs
Frank B. Willis, wife Of Senator
Willis, that the boy artist-fourteen
years old-is being brought to Wash
cially. to appear before the Congress
sional Club. Leo Polski made his
| first public appearance at the age Of
seven and a half years as musical
prodigy. and has since studied in the
Chicago College of Music and in the
financially barred just now, he hopes
to study abroad.
Two young artists Of promise ap-
peared before the Congressional Club
Friday of last week. Miss Mildred
Delma. who is preparing for opera in
| New York, gave a song recital In
! three groups-American. Chinese and
Spanish. The costumes for each group
adding much to the charm OF her
entertainment, her voice being clear
soprano: Mrs. Carl Chindblom ac-
companied her. Miss Minna Me
| mann. who has studied in Europe and
America, played selections from
Chopin. Gounod. Tschaikowsky and
other composers, with great skill. Her
charming simplicity added to the de-
light OF the audience.
| Special interest Is being shown in
| the annual May ball to be given by
| Stonewall Jackson Chapter. No. 20,
U: D: c., Thursday evening. May II,
at Wardman Park Hotel: Those
clude: Admiral MCGOWAN, Gen. John
! A. Lejeune, Col. Neyle Colquitt. Col.
John Temple Graves, Col: w: L.
| Riddles. Col. A. Bricker. Col. John
". clifton; MAJ: John A; Smith; tts Capt T
Lieut. Tom William F. Gresham. Mr..
Thomas ]. Heflin, Representative
Henry B. Steagall, Representative
Sidney Mudd, Representative James
tive 1. Clinton kline. Mr.: cloyd Byers,
Representative P. H. Kelly. Repre-
sentative David H. Knicheloe, Dr..
| Clifford Hines. DR.. T. Vance, U. S. N;
DR.. ]. N. Baker. DR.. ]. B. Bulloch.
Rev. Meade Bolon McBryde, Rev. j.
! NJ Hamilton. Representative Ladislas
Lazaro, Mr.. William H. Saunders. Mr..
w. De c.. Kavenel, MIR. E. c. Dutton
Mr.. Charles Tribby, Mr.. Eugene
Hartley, Mr. W. L. Wilkerson, Mr.
Lawrence Querollo, DR.. John F.
Shugrue, Mr.. Simon Michelet. Mr.
John Hornback, MIR. Ernest May, Mr.
John Darby, Mr.. A. B. Eckert, Mr..
w. H. Tace and Mr.. J. w. Norcross
Mrs Deland and Miss Munroe have
gone to their country place, in Prov
incetown.
In St. Paurs Church, Peoria, I'LL.
on Tuesday morning, April 90. the
marriage took place of Miss Janet
Strehlow, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Strehlow of that city. to Mr..
Paul F. Brandstedt of Washington.
the Rev. Campbell Gray reading the
service, in the presence Of relatives
and intimate friends.
The bride was attended by Miss
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