Evening star., 1923-04-18

Margarat Trimble are entertaining q
large company at bridge, 1olloweu
tea. this afternoon, In their apar.n.e ~
in the st. Nicholas. in complime@nt @ 70
their sister-in-law. Mrs. South TRIM
bile ir. whose marriage took place
short time ago. The guests at orlosS
number about thirty ana auoitiohdi
guests have been asked for tea When
NTrs Isdjslas Lazaro and Mrs. Henry
Harrison Craig will preside at the tea
table.
Mrs. Julius Lay viii have guests
Iun,hinc with her tomorrow at the
Hamilton Hotel.
Mrs L. NJ Smith will entertain at
dinner tonight at the Hamilton Hotel.
Mrs. Minot Dinner Hdstess.
Before Harvard Mems Play.
Mrs. Gardner Minot was hostess at
dinner last evening. her guests IN
Guiding the ambassador OF Great
Britain. Sir Auckland Geddes' hena-
tor and Mrs. James W. Wadsworth Jr.:
Representative and Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth. the counselor of the BRIT
ish embassy and Mrs. Chiffon, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Letter. Mr.. anu Mrs
Henry =. Spencer. Mrs. TruXtun
Eealc. Mrs. Frederick Sterling. MRS.
T. Borden Hartman, Col. Louis
Little Mr.. Hugh V. Tenant ana Mr..
Gordon Means Mrs. Minot took her
guests later to the performance given
by the IIasty Pudding club. after
which she gave dance for the
members of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas McGrew were
hosts at dinner last. evening, when
their guests were the counselor of
tho Japanese embassy and Nine.
Emmettt, Mrs. James McGrew
and Mr. Alden Sampson. They later
took their guests to the performances
given by the IIasty Padding Club.
Miss Catherine Let's entertained
seven tables al bridge yesterday
when her guests included Miss Alice
Mlburn, Miss Emma Stitt. Miss Eir-
Elizabeth Turner. Miss Elizabeth
Zolnay, Miss Annette Ashford, Miss
Eleanor Carroll Hill. Miss Cathe-
son, Miss Mary Palmer, Miss Esther
McVann. Miss Dorothy Mondell. Miss
Dorothy Warren. Miss FRANCES
Wright. Miss Margaret, Crosson, Miss Ms,
Miss Esther Prayer. Miss Elizabeth
Walter. Miss Lillian Thompson. Miss
Elizabeth Hills. Miss Dorothy Yates
Miss Mana Sebring. and Mrs. {. NJ
additional guests joined the com
pany for tea when Mrs. John G. Let's
mother of Miss Let's. and Mrs. Will
liam NJ. Guthrie presided at the tes
table.
Yesterday Miss Florence Mills en-
tertained at luncheon in compliment
10 Miss Let's. and in the afternoon
Mrs. Carlisle V. Allan gave a tea
The marriage of Miss Lillian
Elizabeth Johnson. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Charles F.. Johnson. to Mr.
Vernon Norw ood Warfield Of Alex
arlri3. Va. took place Yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock at St. Paul's
English Lutheran Church. the Rev
John T. Huddle officiating. The
church was decorated with roses
George Warfleld of Alexandra
played the wedding. march.
The bride was given in marriage
nE her ana crepe wpee MADE sa~h or
straight lines. with flowing sleeves
The panels on each side of the skirt
We're held in place by tiny rosebuds
made of the material. She wore g
picture hat to match and carried
roses and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Floyd Emerson Lewis was the
brides attendant and wore a gowr
Of fowered georgette crepe, heavily
headed, with a hat TO match, and car.
ried sWcetpeas and lilies Of the val.
ley. Eleanor Kesler. cousin. of the
bride. was flower girl. and wore a
dainty frock Of French blue taffeta
AMI carried a basket of spring flowers
Mr. Arthur Warfeld, brother of the
bridegroom, was the best man.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal couple left for a northern wed
ding trip. and upon their return will
make their home in Alexandria, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Friess an.
n"unce the marriage of their niece
Miss Leila Ada Robey. to Mr.. Pau
V. Murray of Washington, at Ber-