Evening star., 1923-12-31

georgette crepe trimmed in taffeta
ribbon and carried shower bouquet
OF brides roses and lilies Of the1val-
ley.
Mrs. Helen Owens OF Cleveland YVES
the matron of honor and wore a
gown of pale green georgette crepe
and carried tea roses. Miss Irene
Coleman, formerly of Texas, was
gette crepe gown trimmed in gold
lace and carried an arm bouquet of
-Ophelia roses.
Mr.. John R. Pimlott., gunnery SER
geant U. s. M. G.. was the best man.
and also attending was Mr.. Marcus
Gibson, Gunnery Sergeant, U, S.
NJ. e.
Following the ceremony supper
was served. the occasion, being in
celebration of the wedding and also
the birthday anniversary of the maid
OF honor.
Miss Florence. Cole and Miss Agnes
Cole will entertain at bridge New year
afternoon, at their home on Park road.
Mrs. Leon Arnold and her daughter
Miss Dorothy Arnold, will be at nome
tomorrow from to 6 o'clock, In COM
pliment to Miss Louise Carlfn and MISS
Ellen Bruce of Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mallette. Ferris
of Oliver street, Chevy Chase. have as
their guests for the holidays Mr. and
Mrs. John De Jang and their little
son, Hamilton Coiman De Jang, OF New
York city.
Mrs. Harry Rutledge Howser enter
tanned a company Of forty at bridge
Friday afternoon for her daughters.
Miss Marie Louise Howser and Miss
Elizabeth Gardner Howser, In conlpii-
nlent to their house guest, Miss Lucille
Thomas of Annapolis
ATr-S I.N-Nr- nd IrC a
of Fort Humphreys presided at the tea
table. A number OF additional guests
were asked in for tea.
Mrs. Charles Van Cise Wheeler and
her daughter, Miss Elinor Wheeler.
will receive Wednesdays in January
from to o'clock in their home at
1903 10th street.
Mr. William Bowie Clark enter
tanned at u box party Saturday eve
rning at the President Theater to see
the performance 9f up the Ladder
presented by the Washington Theater
Guild. The guests included the com
mercial counselor of the swedish
legation and Nine. Weidel, Mr. and
Mrs. James Z. Ives, Miss Betty, Ives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman,
Mrs. Quinby McKeon, the Misses Nc
Keon, Mr.. and Mrs. De Peyster of
New York, Nine. Ekengren, Miss Fan
ME Lay, Mr.. William b. krenshaw
and Mr.. Henry Martin Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene du Pont have
come from their home in Greenville,
Del, and will be at the Lee House for
a few days.
Mai and Mrs. William Mercher
Dear and their son, Mr.. Richard Dear.
are spending several days with Mrs.
Dear's mother, Mrs. James Tibbitts.
Dlo1y a,zl
Miss Blake have as their holiday
guest Miss Mary Wesener of Akron
Ohio.
The College Women's Club will be
at home informally on New Year
afternoon. from to 6 o'clock. when
Miss Carrie Davis, first vice president,
will receive, assisted by the officers
of the club: Miss Airline Dufour, Mrs.
Skipwith p. Coale. Mrs. Karl Fenning,
Miss Annabel Matthews and Mrs.
Howard Nichols. All college women
are invited.
The Iota Chi Sorority gave its
usual Christmas party Ihursoay eve
ming in the home of Miss Dean De
Royer. in Takoma Park, Md.
Mrs. Lloyd w. Biddle and the ladies
of the Takoma Civic Club VIII re-
ceive informally from to 8 o'clock
Theater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morrison Will
receive New Year day, from to 8. at
their. residence, 1916 Decatur street.
Assisting them will be Mrs. Bertrand
Eweu Trenis, Miss Marie j. Mcclure.
newly elected president of the Stone
wall Jackson Chapter, Z. ID. c.; Mrs.
Benjamin Soule Gantz and Mrs. Arma
Exner Rush Presiding in the dining
room will be Mrs. Frank .G. Oden-
heimer. Mrs. David Kinchloe. Mrs.
Francis Gordon Boswell and Mrs.
William Temple Nishwitz. Other
assistants in the dining room will In
cIude Mrs. Edward L. Britton, Mrs.
Jasper NJ Beall, Miss Margaret Mans
field, Miss Anne Linn, Miss Margaret
Linn, Miss Winifred de Voc, Miss
C;retna Perrott Boswell and Miss
Esther Morrison, daughter of the host.
who is visiting her father from New
York city.