Evening star., 1922-04-03
Society
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes
Will Be Guests at Dinner Tonight
of DR.. Stepanek and Sitter.

and Mr.. Frederick W. Downey. A re-
ception followed in the darkroom at
| the Raleigh, where an effective deco
| ration of spring flowers and palms
was in place. The bridal couple was
| assisted in receiving by Mrs. Downey,
| mother of the bride. who wore a gown
| of gray satin and silver lace. Mr.. and
i Mrs. Howard left later for their we'd
ding journey. the latter travelling In a
| tailored costume of tan tweed with
hat to match. They will make their
| future home at Atlanta, Ga.
The out-of-tewn guests here for
| the wedding included Mr.. Henry d.
Winans and Miss Winans. of New
]. Richards, of Bethesda, Ohio; Miss
Matilda Gallagher, of Wheeling,
w. Va; Miss Della Liggett. of Pitts
burgh. Pa, and Mrs. w. r. Conover, of
| Boston who Is the guest of Mrs. Anna
! b. Wiley, 4216 River road. and who
VIII be In Washington for week, or
ten days.
At a supper party given for the
wedding party the evening before
the wedding the bride presented her
attendants with gold and enamel
Mrs. Rolfe. wife of Col R. H. Rolfe.
Quartermaster Corps, has returned to
after a months visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Jones, wife Of Capt
Davis Jones. Infantry. at Columbus,
Ga.
Mrs. Ada NJ. olmsted, 443 10th
street northeast. announces the mar
riage Of her daughter, jamie Marie,
to Mr.. De We're Glenn Coryell Of An
chorage, Alaska. at the Mount Vernon
Place M: E. Church. March 81, at s
o'clock. Rev. c. G. Chappell on1ciating.
DR.. ana Mrs. w. K. Butler, who
spent week in Atlantic City, have
returned to their homo on Quincy
street. Chevy Chase.
A Luncheon Hostess
From Birmingham. Ala.
Miss Annie Louise Morrow Of Bir-
mingham, Ala, entertained at lunch
con Saturday at the Powhatan in
honor of seven Of her classmates at
the National Cathedral School. The
Miss Mary Alexander, Miss Eleanor
Hagood, Miss Elizabeth Hitchcock,
Miss Amy Young, Miss Elva Merrick
and Miss Julia Drennen.
Mrs. w. P. McRoad of New Wash
ington. Conn.,, entertained at luncheon
yesterday for her two nieces, Miss
Margola Hending- -Hardrick and Miss
Gracia Hending Hardrick, announc-
ing their engagements. the former to
Mr.: Bradford Buzzard of British
Guiana. No date has been set for
the weddings.
Princess Cantacuzene will be the
speaker at the lecture to be given
tomorrow at Mason House, 1906 2oth
street. by the Junior League, when
her subject will be Russia Before
and During the Revolution
Mrs John cah1a xuiTa ofpa,r..,,t,
tive Gable of Ohio. has recently been
elected member Of the League of
American Pen Women and entertained
party of woman writer's at the
hoot o the OWL at the national
headquarters of the league on Friday,
having as her guests Mrs. willard Of
California, Mrs. Foster of Ohio, Mrs.
Ralph P. Barnard, Mrs. Percy D. Hick-
ling and Mrs. William Wolfr Smith,
all of Washington.
Mrs. A. g. Dennison and her son and
daughter Of New York are visiting
her parents. Judge and Mrs. James w,
Witten of the Alabama apartments.
Mr.: Irving SeEal Of Providence, r. l.,
and Mr.. Aaron Goldstone Of Hartford.
Conn, are spending a couple of days
IN Washington on their way home.
They have been spending tho winter
in Miami. Fla.
DR.: Kate Waller Barrett was host
ess to the members of the Anthony
League at a tea on Saturday. at her
nome In alexandria. Va. In her usual
charming and gracious way, DR.. Bar
rett entertained her guests with
stories Of her travels and bits of her
experiences in her useful career. The
work Of the Ivakota Farms, a nation
al educational farm colony located at
Clinton, Va, was described by DR..
Barrett. who is president of the board
of directors. Members having for do
nation books, a victrola. or records
urgent needs Of the institution-were
asked to communicate with DR.. Bar
rett, 40S Duke street, Alexandria
Among the guests were: Mrs. A, E.
Hendley, Mrs. N. B. Paul, Mr.. George,
Miss Bede Johnson. Miss NJ L. VIII