Evening star., 1922-09-14
Society
MIR. King and Other Guests Leave the
White. House as the Recovery of
Mrs. Harding Is Assured.

eisn colleagues at lunch at the Shore
ham.
MRS. Edward }. Lapp Is entertaining
1T bridge. followed by tea, this after
noon. In honor Of Miss Catherine
Cheatham. whose marriage to Lisut.
Roger Bagnail, U. 9. ~. G., will take
place next Wednesday. Miss Cheat
ham is sharing honors with Mrs. Anne
stock sdale Of New York, who Is tie
, guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.app for a
fortnight. The other guests are the
Misses kimmell. the Misses Zolnay,
MISS Elizabeth Cheatham, Miss Pa
t1ehce Groce. Miss Cecilia Walsh. Miss
ana Miss Betty Werner Mrs. Stocks
daie VIII preside at the tea table, as
sisted by Miss Walsh.
MISS Virginia Fuller entertained in
formally at luncheon today at the
Cnevy Chase Club. In compliment to
Miss Elizabeth Koon.s, the ether
guests including Miss koones' bridal
, attendants and Miss Alberta Gilbert.
Brown-HuliHsh wedding
Guests to Fill Church.
Miss Dorothy Saxman Hullfsh and
MT. donald Mackenzie Brown will be
married this afternoon In the Church
OF the Advent at 4 o'clock by the Rev
Thomas Williamson, rector Of the
| church. reception will follow In
the home of the. BRIDES uncle and
aunt. Gen. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Our
have an effective arrangement Of
| white asters and gladioli against
palms and ferns. and in the house
white gladioli with pink and white
| asters and palms will be used.
The bride will wear a gown Of
" fgtN
| waist and a long draped skirt. A
panel OF the material hangs from the
| shoulders in the back to the edge of
the skirt and her veil Of Spanish lace
| mantilla will be held by clusters OF
orange blossoms and will fall to the
| floor. forming a short train. She will
! carry bride roses with a shower Of lilies
OF the valley
Miss Margaret Ourand will be maid
Of honor for her cousin. who will also
{ be attended by two bridesmaids. Miss
Edith Stine and Miss Ruth Jones.
Miss Ourand will wear apricot geor-
| gette and cream lace. the georgette
forming a cascade at one side, and she
will wear a rust-colored velvet hat
| and carry Ophelia roses. Miss Stine
| and Miss Jones will be dressed in
| ecru Spanish lace over dull tan geor-
gette crepe. will wear black velvet hats
and carry pink rosebuds.-
Mr.: Victor Kebler will be best man
for Mr.. Brown.
At the reception after the ceremony
Mrs. Ourand. aunt Of the bride. will
receive with the wedding party, as
| will Mrs Anna l.. Hullfish Of Column
bus. Ohio. mother Of the bride. The
former will wear dark blue satin and
| lace. with black hat. and the latter
Will be in dark canton crepe and a
black velvet hat. Later in the day
Mr.. Brown and his bride will start on
ha LAT
ing suit Of dark blue Bedford cord
| serge and a small black velvet hat
They will spend several days in Chau-
tauqua. n. Y. and after October Is
will be at home at Haydenville. Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bodley, formerly
Of Washington, returned from Cali
fornia. where they have been through
| the summer. to attend the marriage
Of Miss Hullfish and Mr.. Brown, and
are at the Lee House for a short time
before going on to their winter home
In Miami. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bleyden have re-
turned from an extensive motor trip
| through New England and Canada.
Early In the season they spent several
weeks at Atlantic City.
daughter Of Mr.. hEH'e snd Mr. "PGei9lxi aiehard
Henry Voolfolk. will be married
Saturday evening to Mr.. William
falman Newell. The ceremony will
be performed at s o'clock in the Wash
ington Heights Presbyterian Church
and will be followed by a small recep-
tion in the home Of the brides parents
Miss Voolfolk will be attended by her
sister, Miss Lillian Caroline Voolfolk
as maid Of honor. and the flower girl
will be little Marie Mcintyre. Mr.
Henry Irving Newell, brother of the
bridegroom, will be best man and the
ushers will be Mr.. c. Alden Loomis,
MIR. Woodson P. Richardson. Mr.
Samuel E. Waddell and Mr. Paul A.
Wilson. all OF Newport News. After
the reception Mr.. Newell and his bride
will leave for a wedding trip and will
be at home after October Is. at Brax-
ton Courts, Newport News. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Norton Of the
United States consular service, who
have been spending the last two
weeks in New York. have returned
to the Hotel La Fayette for the season.
Mr.. Norton formerly represented this
country at Sydney. Australia.
The Misses Stewart have rs their
guests in their apartment at the
Montana their brother and sister-in-
| law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fenwick Stewart.
| and their two small daughtera Mr..
| and Mrs. Stewart came to Washing
ton by motor from their home in
Summit. n. j.. and will spend a fort
! night with the Misses Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norment have
returned to London after an exten-
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