Evening star., 1923-04-03

Mrs. Hare Lippincot and Miss Lip
pincott have moved TO their new
home at 500 2lst street.
Mrs Kramer, wife OF Maj Floyd
Kramer. y. s. A. IS entertaining at
tea this Afternoon in compliment to
her sister law. Mrs. Bevans. wife
of Lieut. Stuart NJ. Bevans. U. S. A..
stationed at Fort Hoyle. Md. Mrs.
W. Ireland. Mrs. Clement c. Whit
comb. Mrs. Frank Jewell and Mrs.
Maxwell Murray. who will alternate
at the tea table.
Maj. and Mrs. Kramer also have
with them for the Easter season the
latters parents. Col. and Mrs. James
L. BevanS.
The marriage of Miss Edith NJ.
Walford. daughter of Mrs. Edgar c.
Walford. to Mr.. George Clark La
Porte. son of Mr.. and Mrs Robert
this evening. The ceremony will be
performed at o'clock in the home
OF the brides mother on Riggs place,
by the Rev. c, Ernest Smith. rector
OF ST. Thomas Church. and will be
followed BY an informal reception
Miss Walford will he attended by
Miss Frances Richards as maid OF
honor and tho best man will be
Mr. Alfred Edel.
Miss Walford was the guest Of
nonor saturday at a bridge luncheon
given by Mrs. Bernard !. Bondren and
later in the day Miss Walford was
entertained at tea at lie Paradis
Others at tea were Miss Mary Im.rie.
MISS Frances Richards, Miss Wilnoth
Doyle. Miss Jean Hamly. Miss Flor
ence ClahteE. Miss Louise Pcnnywitt
Of Of Pittsburgh. house guest of Miss
Walford: Mrs. Scott Offutt. Mrs. Bon
dren and Mrs. G. Harold Emery.
Miss Hortense Herson. Belgrade
Lakes. Me. is staying at the Pow
hatan. Miss Herson was hostess at
tea for the camp girls and council
lors Tuesday afternoon, at the Wom-
ems City Club.
The president and trustees of the
Corcoran Art Gallery have announced
Speclai exhibition OF paintings by
Emil Garrison. to be OF Wow today
and until Sunday, April 80, inclusive.
The Washington College of Law
Will hold its annual banquet Satur-
day evening at $50 O'Clock mt Rau-
scher's. The event will mark the
FACULTY and class Of 1924 will be
hosts, Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey,
honorary dean, presiding.
-tF. anu Mrs JOnn n. Butter have
with them for the Easter season in
their apartment in Dumbarton Courts
their son, Mr.. Richard Butler, who ia
a student In Buffalo, and Mrs. Ernest
5. Ienwick OF Buffalo. sister OF Mrs
Butler, who came to Washington with
her nephew.
Mrs. Fenuick Will be the guest of
Mr. Fenwick's sister. Or. Laura Fen
wick SbuRrue. at the end OF this
week before returning TO her Buffalo
home.
4 simply arranged but Interesting
wedding was that in the Grace
Luthern Church at o'clock yester-
Catherine sincel daughter of Mrs.
Rose Mae SdnceD. became the bride
OF Mr.. James L. Fairali, the Rev. G.
E. Lenski officiating.
the bride wore suit OF navy blue
and a. small black satin hat With
trimming Of burnt ostrich Her
corsage bouquet was OF orchids and
lilies of the valley. Attending the
bride was Miss Mildred Fairali as
maid Of honor and Mr.. Compton Mar
tin was best man for the bridegroom
Mr.. and Mrs, Fairall are spending
their honeymoon in Atlantic City and
will mako their home in Wash
ington.
Miss Dtdericka t. johnson was
married yesterday afternoon TO Mr.,
Ernest A. Valade, the ceremony being
performed in st. Patrfck's Church at
o'clock by Mgr. Cornelius Thomas
assisted by Mgr. Dougherty of the
Catholic University, the Rev. DR.. John
j. Cooper. the Rev. Dr. John Cart
wright, the Rev. Thomas e. Nc
Guigan. the Rev. James A. Smyth and
the Rev. p. L. Ireton Of Baltimore and
the Rev. John n. Mcnamara
The bride, who was escorted by her
brother, Mr.. Edward H. johnson, wore
a gown of French blue satin and
panne velvet with large picture hat
of black trimmed in gourt and she
carried bride roses, lilies of the val
ley and orchids. She was attended
by Miss Mary L. Johnson as maid of
honor, who wore gray crepe with q
large gray hemp hat faced with blue
and carried blue hydraneeas and XII
larncy roses. Mr.. Frederic " Murphy
was best man.
A reception for the members OF the
two families and a few intimate
friends followed and later Mr., and
Mrs. Valade left for a northern we'd
ding trip and on their return will be
at home at 2216 Cathedral avenue.
Mrs. Valade Travelled in a tailored
suit OF blue Poiret twill trimmed with