Evening star., 1922-11-20
homo after their removal from hos.

pitfalls.
It is the hope Of tho ball COMMITTEES
that funds raised this year will be
program Of activity for the home
| which heretofore has been conducted
| only through tho summer months. A
heating system would afford the es.
tablishment the necessary additional
equipment needed to carry out this
plan.
The board governing the homo is
composed Of Mrs. James Wadsworth,
jr., president: Mrs. John Newbold
| vice president: Mrs. Clarke Wagga-
man, secretary. and Mrs. Fleming
United States Senator FELTON, of
Georgia was honor guest at tho usual
Sunday afternoon tea Of the Women's 8
City Club yesterday afternoon. Miss
Fred Leo Woodson was hostess, and
was assisted by Miss Sara p. Grogan.
Miss Gertrude Leonard and Miss
Laura Berrien. all charter members.
Among those who assisted at tho tea
table were Mrs. G. W. Watson, Misses
Eta Taggart, Filimora Wilgus. LII
lian Bass. Laura McKenna, and others.
Mrs. Phoebe C.. Munnecke Of the
Michigan State Bar Association, and
Mrs. Aleta Munger. also Of Michigan,
were among the guests. Miss Robin
son sang.
The home Of MIR. and Mrs Frank
Boyer, $40 Irving street, was the
scene Of a very pretty wedding Sat-
urday evening. when their daughter
Madeline was married to Mr. Charles
William Kolb. The officiating clergy
man was the Rev. H P. Fox Of Ham
line NJ. E. Church.
The brides gown was OF white net
over white satin, the veil being trim
med with ORANGE h10Sooypc Che ans
ried a bouquet Of bride roses. orchids
and sweet peas. The maid Of honor,
Miss Esther Cordell, wore a becom-
Ing gown Of yellow crepe and carried
q bouquet of yellow tea roses. Mr..
Elmer Shade. a boyhood friend Of the
bridegroom. acted as best man.
During the wedding service an or.
chestra rendered the wedding march,
with Mrs. Walter Gable at the plano
and Mr.. Elmer F. Lander accompany
ing on the violin. A buffet supper
was served following the ceremony.
for trip north. After. December 1
they will make their home at 1901
Park road.
Mrs: Caroline stiebel has returned
from Europe after two years absence,
and is visiting Mrs. Samuel Dreyfuss
OF Waynesboro, Pa.
Miss Hazel Mao Mooredeld, second
dau hter Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. d.
Mooredeld OF Danville, Va. and Mr..
Wilbur Esmond Bowlin, also Of Dam
Vile. were married Saturday at noon
at the Hadleigh Hotel, Washington,
tho Rev. Clifton X. Ray Of the Mount
Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church
south officiating.
The rooms of the apartment where
the ceremony took place were bright
with chrysanthemums and other
autumn flowers combined with
autumn leaves and palms. The aisle
through which the wedding party
passed to the improviseu altar was
marked by broad white ribbons and
an orchestra gave a we'll selected
program Of wedding music.
The bride wore a gown of dark blue
duvetyne and corsage bouquet of
bride roses and lilies Of the valley.
Little Betty Crandall, the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur CrandaiI.
preceded the bride and her father.
who escorted and gave here away
and Miss Anita Moorefield Of Rich.
mond, Va, sister Of the bride. was
her maid Of honor. The best man
for the bridegroom was Mr.. d. M
Norris city auditor of Greenboro,
A previous arrangement was that