Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-05-17

DR.. A. D. Melvin, to Mr.. William H.
| Montgomery, will take place this
, afternoon at o'clock in the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church. The
| Walter A. Morgan and Mr.. Mont
gomery and his bride will leave i'm
I mediately after for motor trip in
[ the north. The bride is the only
| daughter of the late DR.. Melvin. who
was distinguished scientist of the
Department of Agriculture: Mr..
liam Montgomery of this city and
through the war served with the A.
| f. F. in France. Mr.. Montgomery
! and his bride will make their future
| home in Washington. II
Senator and Mrs. Depew
| Honor Guests Mt Dinner.
| Former Senator and Mrs. Chauncey
| M. Depew were the honor guests at
| dinner last evening of Mr.. George
! Bond Cochran.
Nine. Hauge will entertain a COM
| pany OF twenty-four at dinner this
| evening and will be hostess again at
| dinner Saturday evening.
Mrs. Marshall Field, who has been
out OF town for month or more. will
| return this week from Chicago, where
Princess Boncompagni sailed from
New York yesterday for Italy, where
she will Join Prince Andrea Boncom-
pagni Princess Boncompagnt came
to Washington for short stay to
| at 18th and X streets. which will be
replaced by an office building. Prin-
cess Boncompagni was formerly Miss
Margaret Draper. daughter of the late
former United States ambassador to
Italy and Mrs. William F. Draper
Mrs. John Stewart McLennan will
close the house at 1875 Massachusetts
! avenue. which she has occupied
through the winter. and will leave
Washington Saturday for her sum-
! mer home at birmingham. Mass. Mrs
Mclennan will return to Washington
in the autumn.
| Mrs. Robert Y. Slater sailed yester-
day from New York for Europe, where
| she will spe9d the summer. MI
Slater will join here there late in
| the season and will return with her
| in the autumn.
Mrs. George NICK Mcclellan will
entertain small company at tea this
afternoon in her apartment at the
! Woodward.
Mrs. Charles c. Marbury entertained
at luncheon at the Washington Club
| MinniSerode Andrews. Mrs. French,
Mrs. Bradley Davidson. Mrs. William
| X. Van Reypen. MrssTerence Jacob
| son and Mrs. William Orme.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ram Ken
| nedy will arrive today to be the
| house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs David
| l.. Wing. during the performances of
| Shakespeare's LAS You Like It."
which they will present in the open
air at the Woman's National Founda-
tional tomorrow and Friday after
noon at 3:45 o'clock. for the benefit
of the Vassar salary endowment fund.
| Mrs. Wing will also have as her
| guests Miss Lucretia Phillips. Miss
| Berry Middleton. Miss Kathryn Durell.
Miss Frances Akin and Miss Persis
| Wright from the Bennett School.
| number of Vassar women in
| Washington are entertaining the
| other members Of the cast Of LAS You
Like It," Miss Margaret Gage is the
| guest Of Mrs. Schuyler Merritt, and
Miss Caroline Colgate. Miss Madeleine
| Williams. and Miss Marie Bouise
Schmidt are guests e Mignora Fer
nando Cuniberti, Mrs. Thomas Sid
| well having Miss Margaret Underhiil
| and Miss Ruth Schoellkepf: Miss Mar
garet Love and Miss Dorothy Ross are
| bclHS at inc NATIONAL
| Cathedral School for Girls as guests
| of Miss Jessie Mcdonald and Miss
| Florence Foster.
The ,.t garden party for the HOUSE
Cathedral Close next Monday after
noon is being arranged under the
| Craftsmanship of Mrs Frazier D.
Head: and Mr.. Raymond Gorges will
| Plans are being prepared which will
| make the dancing one of the features
! of the occasion. and under the chair:
success is assured. as she Is assisted
! by Nine. Grouitch. Mrs. John Allen
! Dougherty. Mrs. Cuno Rudolph. Mrs
| Charles McChord. Mrs. Theodore AS
! mussen. Mrs. Paul King and Mrs.
James Hobbs.
The Alpha Pi Chapter of Alpha
Delta Pi at George Washington Uni
versity held it's Founders day ban
quet Monday night at the Powhatan
niversary of the sorority, making it
founded May IS, 1851. The Alpha ri
Chapter obtained its charter only
this February. having formerly been
the local Theta lambda Sigma,
Catherine Judd and Marion Drown.
1t was installed by the Alumnae Club
of this city, followed by a banquet
at the Raleigh. AT the Founders
day banquet there were present the
members of the active and alumnae
Edward Hays. wife of Representa-
tive Hays of Missouri: Miss Daisy
Watkins. secretary to Dean William
Allan Wilbur of Columbian College
of the university, who are both pa
tronesses of the chapter. and Miss
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mack Ormes, Miss Jean Bearmore.
Miss Hilda Bowen and Miss Anna,
L. Rose, acting dean of women at
George Washington University,
Plans are being made for chap
ter dance for seniors, a garden party
at the home of Miss Dorothea storck
Of Virginia Highlands and camping
party up the Potomac, during the
June week. Social meetings will be
held monthly at various homes after
the close of school
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Vincent M
Brennan entertained a small company
at dinner last evening when their
guests included the new postmaster
Of Detroit. Mr.. John Smith, and MT
and Mrs, William J. Black OF DETROIT.
Mrs Reatrice Harding of California,
ia the guest of her uncle and aunt,
Mai. and Mrs. Lewis Merriam, In their
apartment at the Hotel HadlefghN Mrs
Harding. will leave this week Tor
hrnther-in.law and sister. Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. william s. Graves. but will
ston In Washington for another visit
with Maj. and Mrs. Merriam before
returning to her California home.
Rt. Rev. julius Atwood, Bishop OF
Arizona. will arrive this week to be
the house guest Of the third assistant
secretary of State and Mrs. Robert
woods Bliss for several days In their