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bride will be best man and the ushers
will include Mr.. Roy Reid and Mr.,
Tom Hills Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beavers left imme-
diately after the ceremony for we'd
ding trip and on their return a large
reception will be given in their honor.
The marriage of Miss Louise Pitzer
st. John, daughter of Judge and Mrs:
Charles ]. ST. John, and Mr.. Alfred
Ray Thompson, United States con-
sui at Zagreb, Jugoslavia. son OF
Mrs. Thomson and the late DR.. Lewis
b. Thomson, will take place this
evening at $50. o'clock in the First
Presbyterian Church at Bristol, Tenn.
A number of guests from Wash
inSton have gone to Bristo! TO attend
the wedding, among them Mrs. Thom-
| son, the bridegroom's mother; Mr.
Jess w. Smith, Mrs. Henry Gibbs and
Mr.. C. f. st. John, and a large re-
ception will follow at the home OF
the brides parents, S21 Windsor
avenue.
Mrs. Thornton Boland enter
tanned at charmingly appointed
her home, 2301 Connecticut avenue
for her sister. Miss Hellmuth OF ST.
Louis. who is her guest for some
weeks. Mrs. Hannis Taylor and MRS.
Richard Hill were at the tea table,
where there was charmlngly ar
| ranged decoration of spring nowers.
and among the guests were Baroness
Won Thermann, wife of the counselor
of the Germany embassy; Mrs. John
Temple Graves. Mrs. Edwin S. Pull
er, Miss Mary Amber, Mrs. ~ X.
Crissinger, Mrs; Wilbur J; carr Mrs MRS.
| roll of Baltimore and Mrs. Frank
Hill. The prizes were small decora-
tive pots filed with growing ferns.
| Mrs Robinson Downey entertained
a party of sixteen guests at tea yes
| terday afternoon at the New willard
| the company including delegates IRON
Pennsylvania to the congress of the
D. A. r.
The fetching little French play. Pee
o. NV Heart" will be given at the
Masonic Temple, Friday evening. Ma!
IL, by the Cercle Coquelin, for tine
| fund to re-educate French soldier:
who lost their power of speech during
the war. Most of the boxes have beer
| taken by representative society foik
and well known persons taking par
in the cast are Miss Elizabeth Hanna
as Ethel Mrs. John Biddle as Mrs
| Walton. Miss Anna Montgomery a:
the maid, Miss Louisa Hoar In tht
role of Peg. Mr.. Wilmott Lewis a:
Jerry. Mr. Christian Herter as Alaxic
Mr.. Lynch Luquer as Hawks, anc
others.
Mrs. Albert NJ Calder of Providence
lR. l., entertained twenty-five guests
at tea yesterday afternoon at the New
Willard.
| Mrs. Frank Foster Greenaw walt. for
mer state regent of the District, D
A. r., and present regent of Rutf
Brewster Chapter. District Of Colum'
bia. entertained at luncheon yes
! terday in honor of Mrs. Ernest Allan
| a delegate to the u. A. R congress
representing. the Col. Dummer Sewel
Chapter of Maine. Other delegate:
were in the company.
Mr.. and Mrs Owen Joseph Giblin
formerly of Washington, but now liv-
| ing in Philadelphia, announce the
marriage of their daughter Alice
Grace to Mr.. John Daniel Hahn OF
Philadelphia. Monday, April II. The
ceremony was performed in the
Church of the Blessed Sacrament in
Chevy Chase, the Rev. Thomas G
| Smyth officiating.
| The bride was attended by her sis
! ter. Miss Helen Giblin. as maid OF
| honor, and the bridegroom had as his
| best man Mr.. John William MahoneJ
| of Pittsfield, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs Hahr
! will make their future home in Phila'
delphia. The bride is graduate Of
| the Immaculate Seminary of Wash
iiDgton and has many friends here.
| Mrs Bertha Lincoln Heustis, founder
| and president of the Los Angelo.
League of American Pen Women and
! former national president of the or
! ganization. is in Washington to at
! tend the silver jubilee biennial con-
vention of the League of American
| Pen Women, April 25-2S, at the Ward
man Park Hotel. Mrs. Heustis ha:
! brought with her an exhibit for the
Los Angeles booth at the book fair.
| Mr. Rupert Hughes, who was invited
IN he a el,est of honor at the authors