Evening star., 1922-09-27
Society
The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
Returns to Washington and Has
Opened Home for the Season.

sity yesterday of Miss Roselle Mes
Of Cumberland. Md, and Mr.. Max J.
Probes Of Missouri The bride wore
a travelling suit Of dark blue trico-
roses and lilies Of the valley. The
maid of honor. Miss Hazel Thibadeau
OF washington, d. c.. wore a gown Of
dark blue beaded canton crepe.
Mr.. Davlin of Missouri. was best
man. and Rev. Father Francis A.
Tondorf, s. j.. of Georgetown uni
versity officiated. The impressive
ness Of the ceremony was greatly
enhanced by the music rendered by
Mr.. Ahern of Georgetown University.
Master Baxter Thibadeau. nephew Of
served as altar boys.
After the ceremony wedding
breakfast was served for the PARTY
at the home of the brides sister
Mrs. r. B. Thibadeau. and after a
snort TRIP in the east and south,
Mr. and Mrs Probes will make. their
nome in Cumberland. where the
brldes parents are well known.
One of the most attractive of the
early 1ali weddings took place yes
teroay at 4:3O in the Central IYesby-
terian Church. this city. the contract
ing parties being Miss Blanche Aileen
Radelfinger. daughter of Mrs. Blanche
Radelhnger and the late Prof. Radel-
finger OF California, and Mr.. Listor
Parr Bethea of this city and Mary
,snd: The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Bernard Braskamp. The
floral background for the bridal party
| was lovely. the color scheme being
pink and white.
Miss Evelyn Berkley Of New York
was the maid of honor and Mr..
were Mr.. Ralph Chaplin, Mr.. w. Bar
ron Glover. Mr.. Elmer f. Hurley and
Mr.. Leroy W. Marceron.
ihe bride wore an imported travel
ing gown OF dark blue duventine. with
gold embroidery and moleskin fur
ana cloth OF gold hat trimmed in
algrettes. Her corsage bouquet was of
sweetpeas, roses and lilies of the
valley.
The maid of honor was attractive
IN gown of brown Canton crepe.
with applique Of velvet flowers and
quet was Of La France roses.
MIR. John G: Klein and Mrs Klein
gave a we'll chosen program of music.
Immediately following the cere-
mony the couple held an informal re-
ception IN the church. upon the con-
clusion of which they took train for
New York and Boston
Mr. Bethea is connected with the
war Finance Corporation and they
VIII make their home in this city,
naElng taken an apartment at 1890
Chaplin street northwest. where they
Will De at nome after October IL.
Miss Lille Peoples. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry c. Peoples of Atlanta,
Ga, who has spent the summer at
various seashore resorts. is the guest
/ for this week of Mrs. j. d. Young at
her home. 1857 p street northwest.
DR.. F. B. Muncaster and his daugh-
| ter. Miss Edna Muncaster. have re-
turned from a motor trip through
Canada to Banff.N On their way back
to Washington they stopped in Min
neapolis. where DIR. Muncaster at
| tended the meeting of the Academy
OF Opthalmology and Oto-laryngology,
| Sir Thomas Upton of England. who
arrived in New York few days ago
| entertained at dinner last evening at
the Ambassador. in that city.
The director of the consular service
! and Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr, accompanied
by the latter's mother. Mrs. Ezra L.
! Keon, have left LenoX. where they
! have been for several weeks. and are
motoring back to Washin Ston. where
they are expected Sunday evening
Mrs. Carr and Mrs. koon went to At
lantic City in July and made the trip
| from there to Lenox by motor, Mr.
Carr joining them the first of this
I month.
! Mrs. William ]. Boardman and her
daughter, Msis Mabel Boardman. have
| returned from their summer home at
Murray Bay, Canada. and opened
their home at 1901 = street for the
| winter. On their way south they
stopped at Dalton, Mass, to visit Mrs
Boardman's older daughter, Mrs
| Winthrop Murray Crane.
Mrs Crane has as her guests Mr.
and Mrs Adolph Casper Miller, who
will remain for the Berkshire music
festival. which is held on the estate
of Mrs. Millers cousin. Mrs. Frederick
is. Coolidge. Mrs. Coolidge is the
/ sponsor for this annual festival and