The Washington times., 1922-05-22

man, Mrs. David II. Blair, Mrs. c. o.
Sheriff. Mrs. John II. Small, Mrs
Sam l.. Rogers. Mrs. Thomas Wash.
ington, Mrs. r. r. Stitt. Mrs. Henry
w. Miller, Mrs. Peter M. Wilson.
Mrs. Gilmer Brenizer and Mrs. viii.
lam C. Rivers. of Fort Myer.
The floor committee. under the
direction OF Col. Alex. Williams and
Misx Jane Carmichael. is composed
of Col. Terry "A Lyon, Eugene F.
Hartley. Robert II. Mcneil, l.. Whit.
ing Estes, Major w. II. Pace, j. K.
Mebane, Gen. Samuel T. Ansell. DR..
+. Thomas Evans. J. Allen Thames.
George +. Rawlings. Edgar Turling
ton. II. o. Crsver. Jack Edwards. F.
Hunter Creech, the young women OF
the committee being the Misses
Laura Lejeune. Eugenia Lejeune,
Margaret Toldwell. Diana Cumming.
Helen Griffin, Elizabeth Jones Mary
Louise johnson. Corinne Stephens.
Margaret Mansfield, Catherine Mar
riott. Rebecca Dial, Betty Bryant,
Lydia Happier, Margaret Hertford,
Mary Stitt and Eleanor Shaw.
In the receiving line will be
Edward e. Britton, president OF the
society, with Mrs. Britton, and the
other officers, with Hon. r. O.
Everett as the guest Of honor.
The marriage of Miss Kathryn
Leone lhrie. daughter of Mrs. Her.
bert r. Ihrie. to Paul ]. Frizzell
will take place Wednesday after.
noon at o'clock. The ceremony
will be performed in the presence
OF only the members OF the two
families In the Mt. Pleasant Con
gregational Church by the pastor.
Tho Rev. Dr. w. A. Morgan. Nj.
Frikzell and his bride will be at
home after June Is at $500 Mt.
Pleasant street.
concert will be given tomor-
row evening at Sl5 o'clock at
Wardman Park Hotel for the bene.
M OF the Southern Relief Society.
Many OF the numbers will be con
tr)buted by a quartet composed OF
Mrs. Fannie Shreve Heartsill. Miss
Lillian Chenoweth, Charles Myers
and r. p. Heartsill. with Harry How.
ard and Miss Dorothy Baxter as ac.
companists. Readings will be given
by j. w. Rodkey. and other artists
on the program are Mrs. Edythe
Marmion Brosius. harpist. and
George Daw. viOiinist. Dancing will
follow the recital.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John w Winner. OF
1915 Park road announce the en-.
gagement Of their daughter, Lille,
to n. Guy Chase. son of Mrs. A. r.
Chase, OF this city. The wedding
will take place the latter part of
June.
The international Orchestra and
the Washington College of Music.
with Prof. c. f. Chrtstiani as direc.
tor will give a concer, for the bene.
lit OF summer Americanization school
work at Central High School tomor.
row evening at o'clock.
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The friends OF Princeton University
are invited to attend a matinee per.
formanCe Thursday afternoon of
The Manageable Mother" by Mrs.
{. c. Calhoun, TO be gwen all week
at the Shubert GarriCk by Mr..
and Mrs. Calhoun and the Garrick
Players.
The matinee has been changed
from Tuesday, as originally planned,
until Thursday
The proceeds OF the plav will b,,
given to the Princeton endowm, M
infirmary fund to endow a memorial
bed in the infirmary.
The women's COMMITTEES. OF the in.
Urinary have been working for this
object for some time, and hone all
PRINCETON people and their friends
will he present.
Among the ladies who arc deeply
interested are Mrs. Cha les Henry
Butler. Mrs. Victor Kaufman. Mrs
Breckenridge Long. Mrs. Walter n
Wilcox, Mrs. Edward l.. hunt, Mrs
Robert Lewis. Mrs. ChaIles DENLY
Mrs. John Harlan. Mrs. Henry r.
Davis. Mrs. James Milholland. Mrs
Dryden c. kuser. Mrs. Wilton J,
Lambert and Mrs. Thomas Riggs
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The marriage 70 Miss Gertrude
Langford, daughter of Sidney w
Langford, and Henry Fowler. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. A Fowler
took place Wednesday evening. DR.
James Shera Montgomery. assisted
by DR.. J. c. Nicholson, performed
the ceremony.
The church, which was filled with
friends of the couple, was beauti,
fully decorated with palms, ferns
and peonies. Mrs. Frank A. Frost
who rendered the Mendelssohn wed
ding march, also accompanied the
soloist, Miss Lillian Chenowith. con.
tralto, who sang Because"
The bride. who was given In mar.
riage by her father, wore a white
crepe satin gown Of exquisite de.
sign. heavily embroidered in seed
pearls in rose pattern. Her long
tulle veil, which was strewn with
orange blossoms. was held in place
by a wreath of the same flowers.
Miss Lena Fowler. sistcr Of the
bridegroom. who was Miss Lang.
forfs maid OF honor. wore a lovely
gown OF pale yellow chiffon and
carried yellow tea roses. The
bridesmaids wore gowns of chiffon
In pastel shades, made on the fash.
ionable straight lines and orna.
mented with bunches OF silver
grapes which matched their silver
slippers. Miss Helen b. Woods
wore lavendar. Miss Maud Gallon,
light blue; Mrs. William Sheetz, OF
Philadelphia. was in flesh pink, and
Miss Ollie Geiger. Nile green All
carried large bouquets of pink Co.
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