Evening star., 1922-11-13

Mr.. Arthur Buell. and Mr.. John Scharf.
The ceremony will be performed at
Church. the Rev. Charles Butler. pastor.
officiating. and will be followed by a
reception in the home of the brides
aunt, Mrs A. L. Buckman. In North
! brook Courts. Mr.. Knox and his bride
| will make their home at 1881 28th street
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Carlson en-
Itertained at a delightfully."- arranged
party Friday evening in honor of Miss
Polly Carlson Of Brooklyn. N. Y. at
Adding to the entertainment Of the
evening were music numbers given
by Miss Peggy e. Darraugh and Miss
Lillian Thompson
The Woman's Club Of Bethesda will
meet tomorrow at the home Of Mrs.
Evelyn c. Hunt, 1916 18th st. north
| west. Mrs. Francis Parkinson Keyes,
wife OF Senator Keyes, will be the
speaker. The subject for the after
noon will be Women in the Home"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nelson Riker
have as their guest Mrs. John G.
| McAtee Of Kentucky, cousin of Mrs.
Rtker. and Miss May Adams Lincoln.
daughter Of Judge Lincoln Of Louis
| ny, Will InlS AFTERNOON
to visit them. Mrs. Riker will enter
! tain a small company Informally at
bridge, followed by tea. Thursday in
compliment to her house guests and
to MRS. James Winn MCGUIRE. also of
Kentucky. who is visiting her mother.
MRS. Gillett-Hill. in her home on r
street.
Mrs. James Huntington Turner will
entertain at luncheon Friday. Decem-
Der !. for her daughter. Miss Elizabeth
turner, who is debutante of this
season. The guests at luncheon will
be debutantes Of 1922.
The third secretary Of the Italian
embassy. Signor Renato silenzi. gave
apartment. at 1900 Biltmore street.
having as his guests the second sec
retary of the Spanish embassy, Senior
Don Mariana de Amoedo: the second
secretary Of the Belgian embassy and
Nine. Graeff. and their house guest.
Mrs James NJ Beck. jr.; the coun-
selor of the Swedish legation, Mr.. de
Lagerberg: Miss Beatrice Beck. Miss
Marion Trumbull. Nine. Godoy. the
attache of the French embassy, Count
de Sieyes; the attache Of the Belgian
embassy and Nine. Tilmot; the Sec
ond secretary of the Belgian embassy.
NJ de Fontaine: the third secretary Of
the French embassy. NJ. Hubert Guer-
in: the charge d'affaires of Italy, Sig
nor Augusta Rosso, and the secre-
tary Of the embassy and Nine. Gels
ser Celesia.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddison L. winship Of
Boston entertained at luncheon today
at the Cosmos Club in honor Of DR..
and Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley and Col.
and Mrs. r. H. c. kelton.
Prince Of Wales Host to
Ambassador and Mrs. Harvey.
The United States ambassador to
Great Britain and Mrs. George
Harvey were among the guests at
luncheon last week given by the
Prince Of Wales at the Canadian
Club in London.
The Rt Rev. John William Hamil-
ton. bishop Of the Methodist Episcopal
ment Of his daughter Helene to Mr..
Geoffrey Wardle Stafford Of New
castle-on-Tyne. England. Mr.. Stafford
is the son Of the Rev. DR.. Wardle
Stafford.
Maj. and Mrs. J. Craig King are in
the city after being stationed in
Portland. Ore. for year. They are
with Mrs. Kings parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron S. Adams, at their home
Ou n TOdu
Mrs. Townsend Phillips will remain
in her home in Goshen, n. Y. until
after Thanksgiving. when she will
come to Washington for the winter.
Mrs. B. Frank Mebane Of North
Carolina returned to New York yes
terday aboard the France from Europe.
where she has been since tho middle
OF the summer.
Miss Martha Goldman will close her
home in Newport this week and will
stop in New York on her way to
Washington. She will arrive here
about the first Of December and open
her house on Decatur street for the
season.
Mrs William A. Slater who has been
at Lenox, Mass. for the autumn. has
left there and will come to Washing
ten this week.
Mr.. Courtlandt X. Palmer Of New
London. Conn.,. and his sister, Mrs.
Adelene Palmer Lee. and her daughter
Elizabeth. have come to Washington
for the winter and have an apartment
at the Highlands.
Mr.. ]. W. Kerrigan Of San Francisco
and Los Angeles. Calf. who was the
guest for several days Of Mr.. William
Dupee. has left for New York.
Among those who will serve on
the floor committee Of the art ball,
which the executive committee of the
Washington Opera Company is CIV
ing Monday evening. November 20.
at the New Willard Hotel, are Mr..
]. B. Hubrecht. Mr.. s. c. Lawrence.
Mr.. J. de Lagerberg. Scnor J. Al
varez de Buenavista. Mr.. Michael
Kwapiszewski, Mr.. Arthur Addison.
Mr.. Anthony Addison, Mr.. Robert
Woods Bliss. Lieut.. Commander Col
W. Coleman. Col. Matthew x. Be Delaney. ~
Col. Charles s. Drake. Mr.. William
Phelps Emo. Mr.. William Eric Fowler,
Maj. ReginSld Foster. Mr.. Sterrett
Cuttings. Mr.. Edward Albion. MI.
Rafael R. Gown. Mr.. Charles Noble
Gregory. Commander Griffin. Capt. D.
c. Hicks. Mr.. Edward A. Hartman,
Mr.. John B. Henderson. Col F. C.
Jewell. Mr.. Manning Stead, Capt. Red
mond Stevens. Mr.. Frederic Stevens,
Mr.. Alfred Pembroke Thom. Mr..
Joseph E. Thropp. MAI. Charles Trow-
Mr.. Mark Reid Yates and MI. Philip
Yeatman.
DR.. and Mrs. T. 8. Lovette were
hosts at the third OF their fortniEhtly
teas yesterday. entertaining in their
Edyth crowder Of Dallas. Tex, who Who
has recently arrived in Washington
to spend the winter with DR. and Mrs.
Lovette. Mrs. Margaret e. whitford,
mother Of Mrs. Lovette, presided at
the tea table, assisted by Miss No
vello Mayo of Shreveport. La. A
short program Of music was given by
DIR. and Mrs.. Lovette. Miss Gladys
Hillyer Of Palacios. Tex; Miss Zelma
Brown Of Temple, Tex, and Miss Ruth