Evening star., 1923-09-11
, Society
President and Mrs. Coolidge Have as
e Their Guest at the White House
!. Mrs Holmes OF Westheld.

Witt. c, Poole, who was recalled to
his home in Virginia by the illness
of near relative.
Mrs. Norman James. formerly Miss
Isabella Hagner of Washington, came
over from her home In CatensVille
yesterday and was among those en-
tertainfng informally at luncheon at
the Shoreham, having a. small COM
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Eloise
James. daughter of Mrs, ada James of
OF WilminSten, Del, took place at
1l:45 O'Clock this morning In ST.
Matthew's reetory. The ceremony was
REFORMED by the Rev e. L Buesey.
The bride was attended by Miss Jane
Dunn, sister of the bridegroom, and
Mr.. Frederiok c. Dunn was the best
man for his brother. They plan to
make their home at Falkstone Courts
after October l.
Miss Cienevieve Norris of Leonard
town, Md, is spending the week with
Ma. Frank lin kIng in her home at t05
DetA field place northwest Mrs. King
will Aive small informal dance for
her guest tomorrow evening.
2Ir A'd Mrs William Stuart Rey-
burn havI gone to New London, Conn.
for weaS's stay.
The marrL ge of Miss Virgie Andrews,
daughter of AR. and Mrs. Otto Andrews,
to Mr.. Fred 4fekeweg will take place
tomorrow even ng, at 80 o'clock, in
the Ninth Strea Christian Church, the
Rey. Charles n. Jarrett officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. II eodore H. Tfller en-
tertained at "A radio supper last evening.
Among their guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis y. Geldert, ,tAE, and Mrs. Nelson
Dingley and their son =. nd daughter and
Mr.. Leroy Patterson of Bstinbridge, Ga,
father Of Mrs. Thler, Wne is. visiting
4Ir and Mrs. Tilier have recently re-
turned from North Beach where they
had q cottage for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry wells have re-
turned to their aparfmants in the
WoodlGy, after spen5iIRs several
weeks with Maj. and ms. Clarke
Wells at Newport, r. /.
Mrs. T. w. Atcherson of Columbus.
Ohio, has arrived at the Ttas House
to be the guest of her daug 4ter, Miss
Lucille Atcherson of the sta te De-
partment.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry White
have returned from Buena Vista
Springs, where they spent the, past
five weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. MACPHERSON Crtal ton
entertained at luncheon yesterday, in
their home. at Ills II street, when
their guests included Mr.. and MAS.
Harley T. Wilson of Holm Hall, Va;
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Napoleon Geldeat
and Mr.. and Mrs Harry y. Rickey.
Dr. and Mrs. John A O'Donoghue
and children of 18th street are on a
motor trip. including Niagara Falls.
Boston. Buffalo and New York city.
Saturday night they entertained a
dinner party in honor of their son
Johns birthday anniversary at the
Tally-Ho Inn, in the heart Of the
Berkshires.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger j. whiteferd
are now established at their new
home, 1O1 Leland street, Chevy Chase,
Md
The marriage of Miss Barbara Baker,
daughter of Mrs. Baker and tine late
DIR. Marcus Baker, TO Mr.. Robert Ames
Norton of White Plains. ~ Y, and
New York city. took place at noon to-
day in the home of the brides mother,
on 18th street, the Rev DR.. A. f. An-
derson officiating. Only members of
both families and intimate friends,
witnessed the ceremony.
The bride was attended by Miss
Beatrice Champion of Norwalk, Conn,
and Mr. William Chauvenet of AL
toona, Pa. was the best man.
Mr. Norton and his bride left after
the informal reception for an extend
ed motor trip through New England
and Canada. They will be at home
at White Plains, n. Y, after Novem-
ber Is.
Mrs Norton is a graduate of the
University of Michigan. Mr.. Norton
is a graduate of Yale.
Dr. Thomas H. Norton, father of the
bridegroom, was in the United States
consular service for a number of
years. and before that was professor
of chemistry in the University of Gin
cinnati
The first rehearsal for the Junior
Alliance Revue" of. the Woman's Uni