Evening star., 1922-09-15
Miss Porter Married to
Lieut.. Narfhel In Paris.

! Miss Porter Married to
Lieut.. harthei In Paris.
! The marriage of Miss Catherine
Rush Porter, daughter of, Mrs. J.
Biddle Porter and the late Col.
| Porter. to Lieut. Paul Marthel Of the
! French army Is announced The we'd
| ding took place Wednesday in the
Church of the Holy Trinity in Paris.
| The bride has been abroad for sew
/ eral years, although her mother has
! remained in her Washington home.
! Mrs. Marthel is the descendant of
| great-great-grand having been
| Gen. Andrew Porter of the revolu-
| tionary army, and her maternal
| great-great-grandfat a brother of
| Nicholas Biddle. the financier Her
| eat-grandfather was Gov. Porter
| Rittenhouse Porter of Pennsylvania,
! and still another brother was Presi-
dent Madison's Secretary of war. Her
! grandfather was Gen. Andrew Porter.
| provost marshal general of the Army
| of the Potomac.
! Mrs. Frank Lyon Polk. wife Of the
! former undersecretary of state. enter
tained at luncheon yesterday at
| Pierres. in New York in honor Of
Mrs LIE Grand C.. Griswold.
/ Mrs. Goethals. wife of Maj. Gen.
George w. Goethals, has gone to New
York and Is making a brief stay at
| the Astor on her way to Boston.
| Mrs. Henry S. Venn and Miss Ellen
Garnett are at present at their coun-
! try home. Iron Hill, near White Sui
| Washington early in October and
! open their residence on @ street.
F! Mr. and Mrs. j. q. Yoder are today
.oe lof,v 1,1
their wedding. which took place in
Neosha. Mo. in 1872. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Yoder have lived in Washington for
thirty years. and will be at home in
i formally this evening in their home
on Euclid street. Their son. Mr.. J.
as secretary OF the Federal Trade Com
mission and moved to New York, ar
, rived this morning, and. with Mrs.
Yoder and their young daughter
Leona, viii! return to New York to-
Wilson will arrive this afternoon by
motor from their home in Rye, N. Y.
Mrs. Wilson was formerly Miss Flor
ence Yoder, and they will be accom-
panied by Mr.. Wilson's mother and
Mr.. Justin Wilson of Bridgeport,
Conn.
The assistant postmaster general,
Mr.. Glover, has returned from Den
yer. Col, where he recently address,
ed the convention of the National
Association of Supervisory Post Office
Employees.
Mrs. Glover, who is still in their
summer home at Westhampton. Long
Island, will join Mr.. Glover in Wash
ington the end of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest G. Walker and
their son. Mr.. Mannix Walker. left
Washington yesterday afternoon by
motor for New York, where they will
remain for a few days. after which
they will take a leisurely motor trip
through the White mountains. They
will reach Boston by September rs, at
which time Mr.. Mannix Walker will
enter on his first year at Harvard. Mr..
and Mrs. Walker will remain in and
near Boston for few days after that,
and will then motor back to their
home on S street.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. C..Bolling of Phila-
days and are at the Burlington Hotel.
They will visit Boiling Field, the
United States aviation grounds, named
in honor of their son, who was killed
In the world war.
DR.. F. B. Loring has returned to
Washington from Nahant. where he
spent some weeks, and IL at his home
on X street. Mrs. Lorng and Miss
turn here In about week.
Mrs. Julian c. Smith has ,Joined Maj
Smith OF the U. s. S. Wyoming in New
York. where they are stopping ut
the Commodore for several weeks
Mrs. Francis r. Pacei e SotA street