Evening star., 1922-05-02
South Carolina s0ciety's
Friday Evening Meeting.

afternoon.
South Carolina society's
Friday Evening Meeting.
Representative Stephenson Of South
Carolina will make an informal ad-
dress before the meeting Of the South
Carolina Society of Washington. Fri
day evening at 8 o'clock. in Thomson
School. according to Capt. Q. B. New
man, president Of the society.
In addition to several interesting
and good short takers. Miss Rebecca
Dial. daughter of Senator N. b. Dial,
of South Carolina, will present one OF
her short one-act playettes.
Miss Pearl Clark is chairman of the
music committee, and dancing will
open and close the meeting. The
reception committee will include Mrs.
G. M. Galloway, Mrs. Alexander NJ.
Bull. Mrs. L. E. Boykin and Mrs.
Capt. Newman. George F. Mitchell.
Stephen F. Tillman and L. E. Boykin.
Every South Carolinian in Wash
ington is asked to attend the meet
ing, which will be informal. Mrs.
Alexander NJ. Bull of 202S Allen place
northwest is secretary.
The Fetracom. the social organisa-
ton of the employees of the Federal
Trade Commission, gave another OF
its delightful dance parties last Sat-
urday night at the Franklin Square
Hotel, about sixty couples attending.
Alta Smith, social chairman Of the
Fetracom, provided a splendid sur
prise in presenting Margery Joesting
in several gracefully executed solo
dances. The officers Of the Fetracom
are: President. Mr.. w. II. Galbraith;
vice president. Mr.. Robert o. Grant
secretary, Mr.: Iva Gilman; treasurer,
Miss Anna T. Kahler: social chair
man. Miss Alta NJ. Smith: chairman
aid and comfort committee, Miss Jane
Herrity.
The luncheon committee Of the Wom-
ems City Club will be hoStesses to Mrs.
Mary Roberts Rinehart at a tea at the
clubhouse this afternoon from 1880 to
6 O'Clock.
The young ladies of Mrs. Edward L.
Stocks Sunday school class met at the
home Of Miss Lila Edmonston. Bethes-
da, Md. Saturday, to complete the plans
for the fete to be given Saturday after
dence. Bradley Hills. for the Montgom-
cry Hospital fund. =,
The marriage Of Miss Nettie, Lee
Studs to Mr.. Robert Howard Zirkle OF
New Market, Va. took place Saturday
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs John F.
Studs, ia v street northwest. in the
presence of relatives and friends.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Samuel A Wallis Of Virginia. The
rooms Of the home were decorated with
bridal party entered Mr. S. E. Wade
played the wedding March," from
Lohensrin. Miss Nellie v. Stubbs.
cousin Of the bride, was maid of honor,
and Mr.. Carroll v. Studds, brother Of
the bride, was best man.
georgette. embroidered in crystal beads.
and carried roses and lilies of the val
ley. ! The maid Of honor wore pink
georgette crepe and carried pink roses.
After the ceremony buffet supper
was served, following which Mr. and
Mrs Zirkle left Tor Niagara Falls and
CaHada. The bridee4Wpre travelling
suit az dark blue picotine and a tailored
hat Of dark blue to match.
They will be at home in New Market,
Va, after May 10
their daughter, Miss Margaret Greene.
left Washington this morning for
their summer home at New Canaan,
Conn. after spending the winter in
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ramsay, who
are on = motor trip from their place
in North Carolina to the Berkshires,
are at the Powhatan for two weeks.
The Washington girls who are coun-
cilors for Camp Abena, Belgrade
Lakes, Me-. Miss Mary E. Draney,
Miss Lucille Harris and Miss Hazel
Dilworth. presided at a tea at the City
Club Monday, the event being the an.
nual tea for the girls living In Wash
ingten and vicinity. They were as
sisted by Miss Hortense Hersom, who
10 principal Of Abena Camp.
The family and friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. H. T. Law, 1919 s street south
east. extended congratulations to
them yesterday the fiftieth ami
versary OF their wedding day. Al.
though both were born in the early
forties, they are robust and hearty, ex.
ceptins an affliction that for years
has prevented Mrs. Law from en-
toyinE extensive walking.
All their children are living, their
eldest son, Alfred, being, engaged In
business with his father. Merton re-
sides in Chicago and Gordon. who has
recently returned from India, after q
f1ve-year stay. while engaged in Y. NJ
&c. "A. work, is now attending Spring.
field, Mass, College. One daughter
Nettie. lives In Toronto. Ontario, and
the other, Maude, in Conway, s. c.
Their wedding took place in = small
hamlet in Haldimand county, Ontario
and after loading up horse and