Evening star., 1922-02-15

S2STaIQ bcSHOnu hlnAes u 49,
Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hnke off
Plainf1eld., N. j., and a grad9ate o
the Naval Academy in the class OF
21-A. He is now attached TO tne
U. s. 8. Niagara. The wedding VIII
take place in the spring. /
DR.. and Mrs. Cary d. Ianghorne
were hosts at dinner last evening.
Mrs. Alexander Stewart and her
daughter, Mrs. Mary Stewart. enter
luncheon today in their home, on
Massachusetts, avenue, for Mrs. De
vore, wife Of Col. Daniel B. Deyore
a few days with her mother anu
sister.
The Rev; and Mrs. S Douglas snmnpnS pnsna% of
honor of the latter's brother-i9 Jay
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Smltn
Lyford of New York.
Pickford-Bur Wedding
Followed BY Reception.
The marriage Of Miss Helen 5urcn'
son Burch. to Mr.. William II. PICK
ford, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. PICK
ford, took place last evening. The
ceremony was performed at O'CLOCK
in the home of the brid=a parents
on Connecticut avenue ny tho Hov.
an informal reception with dancing;
The drawing room was simply and
appropriate decorated IN green ana
white. tall palms and ferns we're
banked in front Of the center window,
before which the prize dieu was
were also used. In the other rooms
pink and green was the colo.
schemes snapdragons with palms and
ferns being used.
The bride wore gown "t ivory
satin veiled in tulle, the skirt made
small hoops on side and a ,i<ht nit
ting basque. the neck finished with
rare old rose point lace. A court
train. and tulle was held with q mar
row band of orange blossoms OF satin
and short veil covering the face was
only ornament was a bar of diamonds
given her by Mrs. Pickford, mother
of the bridegroom. and she carried
white lilacs and grardenias.
Miss Sally Burch. sister of the
bride, was her only attendant. and
wore color peach and silver brocade.
made with bouffant skirt and dainty
basque. and trimmed with silver lace
and clusters of tiny French flowers
and she carried yellow roses. Mr..
Theodore P. Noyes was best man for
Mr.. Pickford
and Mrs. Pickford, mother Of the
bridegroom, received with them after
the ceremony, the former wearing q
gown OF black crepe embroidered in
crystal beads. and Mrs. Pickford in
black jetted gown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pickford left later
for New York from where they will
sail Saturday for Europe. Mrs. Pick
ford Travelled in gown of brown
twill. made with full skirt and long,
straight and untrimmed waist. a
small brown hat and a cape of ko-
Switzerland, where Mr. Pickford will |
take up his duties as United States
consul.
Ms. Frank B. Willis wife of Sem
ator Willis of Ohio and Mrs Carl
Joerissen. were at home Monday aft
ernoon at the residence OF the latter, |
1919 Massachusetts avenue, when
they received a large contingent Of !
ofhcial and unofficial society.
Adding to the charm Of the drawing
rooms were quantities of flowers and |
in the dining room Mrs. Rufus Day
and MISS Emerson Of Boston, >friend
OF Mrs. Joerissen, presided at the tea
table. The "at home" being the first /!
OF the season for Mrs. Willis. was |
quite the largest in point OF guests |
of the early days Of the week.
Col and Mrs. Luke McNamee enter |
tanned informally at luncheon yester-
day at the White Peacock and had |
among their guests Admiral W. T. |,
Swinbourne. the father of Mrs. Nc !
Nance.
Mrs. Douglas Robinson of New
York and Mrs Arthur Perry Of Short |
Hills. n. j.. will speak in the ball
room of the Shoreham Hotel tomor- !
row afternoon at $40 o'clock. when |
they will tell of the work Of the
Lest We Forget committee in their |
states. No cards have been issued !
for the meeting.
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty enter
tatned small company at luncheon |
at the Shoreham, having |
as her guests Princess Ghika, Mrs. |
Charles w. Wetmore, Mrs. Louis I
Titus. Miss Rooney and Mrs. Kate |
Moore.
Mr.: Frank II: Simonds sailed today |
on the Baltic for Liverpool. and will |
remain in Europe until June.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman Mccall
ner last evening of Mrs. Arthur Lee,
who entertained a company Of sixteen !
young people.
Mrs. Ernest Greenwood will be at |
home informally Tuesday. February |
%, at 1925 Q street northwest.
The engagement Of Miss Ruth MUIR
ray. daughter Of the Bishop Of Mary !:
land and Mrs. John Gardner Murray, |
to Mr.. Francis Gilpin Bartlett, son of !
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Kemp Bartlett, Is an J