Evening star., 1922-05-29

InOmaS 6earos the WeoQlng Will DC
the Marquise olive d.Amico. who was
married In Washington in 1918, will
be the matron Of honor. The brldes-
maids will be Dona Argenta de Pena-
herrera, another sister OF the bride,
and wife Of Don Luis Penaherrera, for
several years attache at the Ecua-
dorian legation In this city, and the
Contessina AEnese Macchi di Cellere.
whose father was for many yearA
amhassador in Wa.hington from
Of the bridegroom. and Reginald Per.
kins. brother Of the bride. will be the
uehers.
Princess Nary colonna. Duchess di
Massimo. the bridegroom's mother.
died during the war OF over*ork In
the Red Cross.
Prince FabrIzio Colonna has a splen-
did record of four years active serv-
ice at the front during the war, serv.
ing with the cavalry. infantry ana
"arditi." for which he has been
awarded. several medals.
Miss Lillian Morgan and Miss Mabel
Steagall, who spent the week end At
Annapolis and attended the hop given
at the academy Saturday night, have
returned to Washington. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael A. Weller
have gone to Hot Springs for short
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter M. Dorsch and
their children left last evening for
New York for few days stay be-
fore going TO Atlantic City. where
they Will be at the Hotel Strand for
some time.
Mrs. William Kearny Carr and her
niece, Mrs. Davenport White, have
arrived in Paris for . few weeks.
Mrs. Carr and Mrs. White sailed
they will spend the summer.
Miss Marie johnson. sister Of DR..
George Johnson Of the Catholic Uni
Ss psq9y Of At her
home on Lawrence avenue Saturday
were Miss Josephine Schmidt. Miss
Ermina Schmidt. Miss Catherine
Clair" "o'Neiii. Miss Margaret o'Neiii.
Miss Gertrude Henneman, Miss Mil
dred Henneman. Miss Florence Nc
Carthy. Miss Lucie Borck, Mrs. L.
Behrent, Mrs. c. Mccarthy. Mrs. A. c.
Henry Borck Of Toledo. Ohio. and her
mother, Mrs. Catherine johnson. Re-
freshments were served and Miss Ger
trude Henneman gave musical selec-
tions.
The violin recital to be given at the
New Willard Hotel tonight by Jules
Falk. the violinist, accompanied by
Clarence Fuhrman. pianist. for the
benefit of the Sunshine Home for
which Mrs. Harding is the head. and
which includes Mrs. Marshall Field.
Mrs. Larz Anderson. Mrs. Carey T.
Grayson. Mrs. Beverley r. Mason. Mrs.
Theodore w. Noyes, Mrs. Francis p.
Hazelton, Mrs; Harrison Byrd Carter.
taine Buckley and others.
A group of young girls. who will
seat the guests and also sell flowers at
the entrance to the ballroom, includes
Miss Elizabeth Sparrow Grammer. Miss
Harriet Grammer. Miss Virginia Pull
ler. Miss Josephine Daily, Miss Edna
Muncaster and Miss Helen Grifith.
Mrs. Leland Stanford Comes is secre-
tary of the home, and announces tick
cts on sale at the ONCE and ballroom
door in the hotel.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles W. Richardson
have returned to their Connecticut
avenue home from st. Louis, where
they attended the medical convention.
Georgia Society to
Entertain on Wednesday.
The Georgia State Society Of WASH
ington will meet at he Playhouse,
1914 N street northwest. Wednesday
evening, at $50 o'clock. :.
Short addresses will be made by
senator w. j: Harris. Representative
": e: Wright and REPRESENTATIVE
ensuing year will be elected. and the
business meeting, will be followed BY
an informal reception and dance. All
Georgians are cordially invited. =.
The present officers Of the society
are: Former Senator Hoke Smith,
president: Judge Roberts. vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Theodore Tiller. vice presi-
dent, and Miss nellie Adamson, secre-
tary.
Mrs. Fred Kelly was q luncheon
hostess at the Shoreham yesterday,
entertaining q company Of seven.
Mrs. James A. Edgar gave 4 lunch
con and card party for ten at the
Burlington Hotel yesterday.
Miss Marion g. Fowler Of canf,eld,
Ohio, who motored to Washington
last week with her mother Mrs.
Fowler, and Mrs. NJ Kammerly, ali Of
canfield, is at the New Brighton until
party, accompanied by Mrs. James s..
Giffen. visited Mount Vernon, Aexan-
dria and other points Of interest in
Virginia.
Mrs. Mary p. ogg announces the
engagement of her daughter, vir-
ginia Ogg. to Mr.. Earl Mcfarland
Taylor Of staunton. The marriaRe
will take place June 3 in Washing
ton. where the bride-elect and her
since leaving staunton. Mr.. Taylor is
a son Of Mr.. John r. Taylor Of Staun-
ton.
DR.. and Mrs. wallace Radcliffe have
returned from Des Moines. Iowa,
the ten-day session of the Presby-
terian General Assembly and the
women's boards of homo and foreign
missions.
Miss Marietta c. Johnson. who has
been the guest Of her cousins. the
New York Friday to visit her niece.
Miss Beale Bardley. before returning
to her home In St Joseph. Mo.
An unusual luncheon Of the sea-
son was given by the women.s City
Club May ~. being in the words Of
the committee itself, ".the last gasp Of
the forum luncheon committeen and
called 'sBrick-bats and Bouquets." It
was primarily to give the members
Of the City Club a real opportunity
to speak out in meeting and several
members besides the principal speak
ers took advantage of It.
The three Judges, Mrs. FriS1ell,
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