Evening star., 1922-11-16
Buell. ana Mr.. John scharf.

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| At the reception Mrs. Ramey and
Mrst Knox. mothers OF tho bride and
bridegroom, received with them. the
| former in black lace with girdle OF
silver. a shower of silver and black
| grapes falling at one side. and the
! beaded in cut steel
| Later IN the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Knox LETT Tor a wedding trip and VIII
oe. at home on their return at 1881
2sth street.
me annual meeting Of the District
| OF Columbia branch of the Needle
| work Guild Of America will be held
| November p. in the Church Of the
covenant lecture room. at 2.30 o'clock.
] Mrs; Truman Newberry is national
president OF the guild and Mrs. G.
Ihomas Dunlop is president Of the
District Of Columbia branch. Last year
! over four thousand garments were
| distributed among local hospitals, or
phanages and other charitable institu-
tions; It is hoped by those who are in
Increased this year.
Among the additional acceptances
Tor the door committee of the art ball,
which is being given by the Washing
lard Hotel. Monday evening. are DR..
+. Lesstnon, Senor Don Manuel Zava-
"a: Gen: George o. Squier. Mr.. John R.
Mitchell. Col. John Temple Graves.
Col. A. J. Moss. Col. A. J. Beecham.
CO... CO.. Go'itnn ms M: George Oakley Tot
Nance. Mr.. George Mesta and Mr..
Mr.. william Bowie Clarke is the
chairman Of the floor committee.
MIR. and Mrs J. A. Drain of Ward
man Park Hotel have returned to
l a q aft let @f $0yN
days in New York city and Boston.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Drain were guests OF
their daughters, Mrs. c. A. Hemp
hill and Mrs. John Howard Lawson.
! during their stay in New York. While
IN Boston they attended the Harvard
Princeton foot ball game with their
| son. James A. Drain. jr.. a freshman
| in the Institute Of Technology.
| Col. and Mrs. Frederick Marsh have
returned to Washington from a trip
to Europe and have taken an apart
ment at 2400 18th street for the win
ter.
! Mrs. William Wilson. jr., has can
celed all her social engagements and
her plans for a number of dinners
and theater parties, which she had
owing to the recent death of Mr..
Wilson's mother in October.
Miss Marjorie Gould Of Newport is
| making an extended stay at the Lee
r. v.nSsrx.es sas Us aeesmpsnss 90 He~por by Mrs.
Roberts-Meade Wedding
At Woodside Last Night.
Miss Helen de Berri Meade. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Brown
Meade, was married to Mr.. Edward
Russell Roberts last evening at $3.50
o'clock in Grace Episcopal Church at
Woodside. Md. by the rector. the Rev.
DR.. ]. Henning Nelms. The bride wore
a gown of black panne velvet. made
with long waistline. which was fin
ished with a jet buckle. and the
slashed sleeves were lined with
French blue crepe de chine. Her hat
silver cloth and the velvet crown
trimmed with lace and a single silver
flower. She carried pink roses Her
only attendant was her sister. Miss
Frances Day Meade Of Charlottes-
Vile, Va, who was also in black, wear
side panels forming drapery below the
hem, and a black picture hat. She also
carried pink roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
erts left later for wedding trip. on
the completion of which they VIII
make their home in Washington. Miss
cousin of the bride, came for the we'd
ding.
A card party is to be given in the
historic home of Mrs. John A. Logan.
Calumet place. o. the afternoon afternoon o. OF
the District of Columbia Society OF
the Danes Of the Loyal Legion, the
proceeds from which are to be used
for the tubercular children or the
city.
This organization is composed Of the
wives. widows and daughters Of the
officers Of the Military Order OF the
Loyal Legion.
Mrs: Mary, Logan Tucker. the local
chairman Mrs. Floyd Mutchler. daugh-
ter of the late Maj. Gen. William
Thomas Clark. at one time adjutant
general of the Army Of the Tennessee.
Mrs. MutchIer will. in few days.
will work with her on this committee.
The Thanksgiving charity tea. linen
shower and card party combined. given
Providence Hospital. for the benefit Of
the free wards. will take place Monday
afternoon. The card games. at which
1t is expected over 500 persons will
play. begin at 2 o'clock PM. in the
nurses parlors adjoining the hospital
luc SSo, "1lSil Will ASAo"s 10 ~ oS
held in the parlors and foyer Of the
hospital proper. and a string orchestra
will play during the afternoon.
Interest in being evinced in the third
anniversary banquet of the Women's
City Club. to be given at the Mems
City Club Saturday evening at o'clock.
Among the ushers are Miss Leola Reid.
Miss Flora S. Hoff, Miss Lucy Gott.
Mrs. c. NJ. Karla. Miss Hazel Swift.
Miss Phillis Robinson. Miss Elane
Eppley. Mrs. Naomi Campbell. Miss
Frances Baptista, Miss Meta Martin.
Mrs. Marion Webster. Miss Edna Gray.
Miss Anna Marie Clements, Miss
Handsford, Miss Marguerite O'connor.
Miss Gladys F. Solomon. Mrs. Florence
B. Lees. Miss Jane Dodge. Miss Frances
NJ. Hopkins and Miss Rilla Hauck.
The speakers are Mrs Winifred
Mason Huck, Mrs. Emily Newell Blair.
Miss Mabel Boardman. Mrs. Harriet
Taylor Upton. Miss Julia Lathrop and
Mr.. Henry r. Strinser. president Of the
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