Evening star., 1922-10-11
Society
The Postmaster General and Mrs. Work
Entertaining for Their Daughter,
Mrs. Bissell of Chicago.

shower bouquet OF bride roses. Her
only attendant was Miss Elizabeth
| wore pale-green chiffon and carried
pink roses. Lieut.. Henry Chester
Hobbs, U. s. A., of Boston was best
| man. Following the ceremony Mrs.
McNeal received with Lieut.. and
Mrs. Love wearing a gown of black
his bride left for motor trip
| through New England. They will be
| at home after November Is at Cliff
ton Courts. Lieut.. Love served with
! the 26th Division, A. E.. F.. and was
| wounded at Chateau Thierry in 1919.
He has recently been a patient at
Walter Reed Hospital.
Among the out-of-toWn guests were
| Maj. and Mrs. Southen, Capt. and Mrs.
| Miller, Lieut.. and Mrs. James Hurd,
Mrs. Hopper. Capt. Mcdonald. Lieut..
Crane. Lieut.. Oakes and Capt. Finn
| of Walter Reed Hospital: Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Sebrell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Herbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
aBrgstt. Mrs. Charles Pozer. Mrs
| say. Capt. and Mrs. Louis Scott. DR..
| and Mrs. Frank billiard. Mr. r. NJ
Chichester. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Barrett
! DR.. Snowden and Miss Snowden of
Alexandria and Mrs: Lester Lewis
| delphia.
Miss Edna Warder 'Biggers. daugh-
ter of the late c. E. Biggers of Mays
+, ter now living in Washington. was
married at 2:3O o'clock today In the
Church of the Epiphany to Judge
! George Nelson Baxter of Minnesota.
but who for several years has divided
his time between Washington and
aIo hn Tow L
Freeman officiated. there being pres
ent at the ceremony Mrs. Biggers.
mother of the bride: Mrs. Gertrude
Cost. ex-senator Moses Clapp and Mr..
W. w. Lyon.
Judge Baxter and his young bride
will leave Washington this evening
for western trip and will return to
Washington by December 1.
Mrs. Lewis Williams Cass and Mrs
Paul Trapier Hayne are entertaining
at bridge tea this afternoon at the
Wardamn Park Hotel. Mrs. /. c.
Welborn, Mrs. H. S. Mulliken. Mrs.
w. c. Babcock and Mrs. G. S. Nor
veil are assisting the hostesses in re-
ceiving the guests Mrs. H. B. Crosby
the beautifully appointed tea table.
Miss Leila Mechlin will be the guest
Of honor at the Arts Club tomorrow
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and Mrs. Arthur Musgrave. Miss
Mechlin will give an informal after
| dinner talk on the American FEEDER
ton of Arts.
! Mrs. J. Irwin Steel has been de-
tained at her home at Mechanicsburg.
Pa. by the illness Of her mother.
Mrs. Robert II. Thomas. and will not
return to Washington until later in
the season. Mrs. steers daughter,
1 Th~v ho0
turned to the capital and has re-
sumed her studies at George Wash
ington University.
| Mrs. Stanley Rinehart has just
Joined hur husband. DR.. Rinehart. in
their apartment at Wardman Park
| Hotel after an extended stay on their
| ranch. The apartment occupied by
| DR.. and Mrs. Rinehart is the one
which for several years was occupied
! Dr. and Mrs. c. Augustus Simpson
have closed Glen Airlie. their country
house in Virginia, and have returned
| the season.
Sir Robert and Lady Borden Of Cam
ada. who were in Washington last
! arms conference, were the guests of
| honor at dinner last evening of Lieut.
Col. and Mrs. Arthur Kelly Evans.
| who entertained in their cottage at
Hot Springs. Sir Robert and Lady
Borden are visiting Col. and Mrs. Kel-
and Baroness Rosencrantz, and Mr..
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte.
Mrs. Herbert shipman returned to
her home in New York today after
spending some time with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Edison Bradley, in their
home in Tuxedo Park.
J Mrs. Bradley was in New York yes
terday. where she was the guest of
honor at luncheon of Mrs. L. Lowney,
| who entertained at Sherrys.
Corrfck-Wheatley Wedding
In Kensington Yesterday.
Miss Mary Ophelia WheatIey, daugh-
I ter of Mrs. Mary A. Wheatley, and
Mr.. Harry Kesler Corrick, both of
| Kensington, Md, were married yes
terday afternoon at the home Of the
Kensington, by the Rev. U. s. A.
Heavener, pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal Church at that place.
The brides gown was of white
| georgette and satin and she carried
bride roses. Her sister. who was
over white silk, and carried Killarney
roses. Mr.. E. w. Moore was best man
to the bridegroom. The ceremony
| was attended by only the members Of
the family and a few close friends,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Corrick left i'm
mediately after for a wedding trip
through western Maryland They
will be at home in kensington after
! November 1.
The marriage of Miss Mary L. Never
and Mr.. William M. Wilson took place
yesterday morning at ST. Gabrier q