Evening star., 1922-08-22


postma ster General, Mr.. Will H. Hays.
| who spent the day in Washington.
The minister of Honduras, Senior
Don J., Antonio Lopez Gutierrez
| who with Sonora de Lopez spent the
early season at Blue Ridge Summit
and later went to Cuba for visit'
taking his family with him, mas re-
! turned with them and has TAKEN an
apartment at the Burlington for the
season.
Debut Of Miss Stitt ON
| Thursday, December IA.
Medical director of the Navy: Rear
ADMIRAL Edward r. Stitt, and Mrs.
Stitt will present their younger
daughter, Miss Emma scott sui, ~
society at tea dance AZ tne MaSn-
ineton Club tho afternoon OF Thurs
day. December IA. Miss Stttt Is now
the guest of friends in Maine
! Miss Mary Racquet Stftt, the eider
| daughter of Admiral and mrs; Stltt'
| left washington today for warren
ton, Va. where she VIII vis'e ifienu'
and attend the horse show.
i THANKSGIVING day will boast at least
| two debutantes. Capt. and Mrs. waiter
Swallow announcing that. that t9ey GsnpSter wear
Of the latter, to their friends on
Thursday. November 80. while Mr.. and
Mrs John l.. Edwards selected Thanks
giving day as a period for presenting
| their young daughter, Miss virginia
Edwards, some weeks ago.
Representative Isaac Bacharach OF
| New Jersey entertained small dinner
party at the New Willard Hotel last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Rench Grove
have issued announcement cards OF tne
marriage Of their daughter, Betty FAR
fax, to Mr.. Frederick Lee Haroesty
Sunday, August 13, 1922.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, accompanied
by her brother. Mr.. Boiling. ana ny
DR.. Stockton Axson. @ attenoea @.!ne,i,H ine per- ;"
at the Shubert-Garrick last evening.
Senator and Mrs. A. Owsley Stanley
and their son and Mrs. Tarvin 1orm
ed another interesting party. ana
CAPT. James McConville also had with
him several guests.
Maj. George Oakley Totten, 3r.. sail
ed for Europe Saturday aboard the
Homeric as an official delegate from
international congress OF architects
to be held in Brussels September l..
Mrs. Totten and her baby are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Laussat Rogers at their
country place near NllmihStoh' Deh
( Mr.. Hampson Gary. former United
States minister to Switzerland, enter
tanned a small luncheon party at the
New willard yesterday.
Miss Lena Mae Tate. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eastman Francis rate
of Mississippi and Mr.. John HAWKINS
Napier. jr., of St. Johns, Ariz.. Will
be married this afternoon. The cere-
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in Calvary Baptist Church. by Rev.
A. Freeman Anderson. pastor OF the
church. and will be followed by an
informal reception for the members
of the two families and few close
in the rnsina sa9de1 ,Ss 81 N Me- street
Miss Hilda r. Ostrom of Ceciiton'
Md. will be maid of honor and Mrs.
i Clarence L. Wells matron OF honor.
The bridesmaids will be Miss Ruth
Mcmahon of Steubenvtlle. Ohio, and
Miss wynona Grimland Of Sonora:
TeXas Mr.. Clarence L. Wells of
tPennsylvania will be best man. and
the ushers will include Mr.. Leo Aus
tin of Texas, Mr.. Virgil Brown OF
west Virginia, Mr.. Fred Van Dolsen
of Indiana and Mr.. Hunter Sneed OF
Tennessee.
| The church will have a simple dec
grafton, palms. ferns and baskets OF
vari-colored gladioli being used about
1.-THE altar. The bride will wear gown
of white georgette crepe heavily em-
ibroidered in crystals. made over wnite
crepe meteor, which is also used for
the train. Her tulle veil will be held
by a bandeau Of orange blossoms
with cascades of narrow white satin
ribbons and orange blossoms raining
from each side. and she will carry
of the valley.
Mrs. Wells will be in white crepe
meteor and beaded georgette crepe.
with which she will wear white hat
and carry an arm bouquet OF PINK
roses. Miss ostrom will wear orchid
purple and gold. large horsehair nat
to match, and she will carry an arm
bouquet Of pink roses and yellow snap
dragons. The bridesmaids will be In
and the other in green. with large hats hat
to match, the former carrying oiue
iarkspur and tiny pink roses. and the
latter carrying pink roses and maiden
hair fern. -,
A short program Of music will be
given preceding the ceremony by Miss
Mabel Latimer. soprano: Mr. Nash.
organist, and little Virginia Pembleton.
a member of the junior class OF Cal
vary sunday school. will play a violin
following the ceremony the bride and
groom and the members OF the wed
ding party will stand in front Of the
altar and receive those who witness
the ceremony. when they will be as as;
sisted by Mrs. Henry Andrews and
Miss Florilla Richmond.
After the supper Mr.. Napier and his
bride will leave for a wedding trip
the latter wearing gown OF fallow
canton crepe combined with brown
canton crepe, with golden brown
duvetyn hat embroidered in dark brown
chenille, and wrap OF golden :faun
yeldyne. Their, future home will be
in ct. Johns, Ariz.
Mrs. James l. woodward and Mrs.
W. q. Tate, sisters Of the bride, came
for the wedding, their mother being
unable to make the trip. August y
is the date Of the wedding Of the
brides grandmother, mother and a
Mrs William F. Dennis and her
daughter. Mrs. Charles Nelson Riker'
have returned from Atlantic City.
where they were at the Marlborough
Blenheim. Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis went
to Atlantic City the 1st OF August
and Mrs Riker Joined them there
about a fortnight ago. when Mr..
Dennis returned to Washington.
Mira Wallace Grayson or1ne. who
has spent the greater part OF the
summer at Evanston. Ill. and on the
shores Of Lake Michigan, has re-
turned to her home, at 1870 18th
street
Tho marriage of Miss EMEabeth
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