Evening star., 1923-06-11

| 2:30 in her home at 9 West Irving
street. Chevy Chase. Md, for the
Unitarian women of Washington.
| Mrs: Morris Evans and her daugh-
Ter, MISS Meta Evans. entertained a
| large dinner company Saturday
evening at the Chevy Chase Club.
The second counselor of the Italian
emnnassy ns and Signora Catalani. who
eaied erie ars Mednssasy asnasysd aboard the HON
Wednesday. They will probably Join
| Signora Catalanis mother, Mrs.
henry f: Dimock, in her home in
raps,ani @a9 nTrsn. tn, signor and signora
| lne1on last autumn and then went
| 70 Bermuda for the early winter and
shorty after their return here sailed
for Italy.
Mrs. William r. Cruto and children
| are guests of her parents, DR.. and
MIS- George Tully Vaughn.
The former secretary of the Italian
embassy and Signora Geisser Celesta.
| nave arrived in Rome after making
a number of visits on the continent
ana spending fortnight in Paris.
Representative and Mrs. Fred
britten will sail for Europe July
| on the Leviathan. They expect TO
&c 10 Russia and will spend some
4
! Mrs. James L. Edwards announces
| Ihe marriage of her daughter. Miss
HHope Milton Edwards, to Mr.. Edward
Mrs Judson c. Welliver. The cere-
! inony was performed Saturday. June
10, by the Rev. Willard T. Minnick
OF the Christ Episcopal Church. Mr.
ana MRS. Welliver will be at home
after June 10 in Charlotte, n. c.
Lieut. Gov Louis L. Collins OF
MIllnnesota MI is spending a few days in
y, ,H4ashington a. and is at the New vii
The marriage Of Miss Emma wargo,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
,Mtargo OF Forest City. Pa, to Mr.. Will
Mrs. John E. Lyons, is taking place this this
afternoon. The ceremony is being per
formed at 4 o'clock in st. Joseph's
Church, by the Rev. P. j. O'Connell.
COUSIN snd 10 OF the he bridegroom. and Mr.. Lyons
/ atter for their wedding trip. The bride
Is wearing an imported gown of blue
crepe with picture hat to match and
corsage bouquet of roses and lilies of
sis sne valley. Her only attendant is her
sister. Miss Ann Wargo, who is in pink
seorgette crepe with a picture hat of
roses p'"n
DR., John H. Lyons of Rochester.
hhiiin., IS pest man for his brother, and
11e ushers are Mr.. Warren Maxwell,
Mt Norman Berry. Mr. Frank HoIford
and Mr.. Chester Berry.
MI. and Mrs, Lyons will be at home
dreer Mah July l at SIS Madison street,
Among the out-of-town guests are Mr.
ana Mrs. Andrew Wargo and Mrs 7
brason or Forest City, Pa, parents and
SISTER Sister Of the bridegroom Mr.. and Mrs
SSenJamin ven Wellwood, Miss Wildwood and
a Mrs' l. Roberts of New York. and Mr.
ana ana Mrs William Lyons, Mrs. A. B,
horn, Mr. and Mrs Thomas H LYONS
ana Mrs. B. K. Miller of Baltimore.
The marriage of Miss May Augusta
LIanse TO Mr. John r. kieny took
pIace at O'Clock Saturday afternoon
IN the nome Of her parents. Mr.. and
st .ars. Oscar G. Lange, 11I6 Girard
> The rooms of the home were
charmingly decorated with ivy. roses
and field daisies. The bride wore
go@n gossn OF ssT gray crepe and carried white
marriage by her father, and attended
by her sister, Miss Helen Lange, who
wore gown of green and tan color
and carried pink roses;
1.. Mr. kleny had, as best man. Mr..
James Hamilton. and the Rev. II. II.
Ranck performed the ceremony.
A brief program of music was
given: Miss Mary Apple singing 20
ar8mise ar8 ,if Ne" preceding the ceremony
of the ceremony. Miss Margaret
Archer played the wedding march.
A reception followed the ceremony
tives and intimate friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. kieny left later in the afternoon
for Norfolk. planning to go by water
to New York and for visit to rela-
tives of the bride in New Jersey.
phia and Atlantic City. They will
make their home in Washington.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbilt have leased Brook House in
London from Lord and Lady Mount
batten and will entertain extensive
ly for their daughter. Miss Grace
Vanderbilt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence J. Owens, jr.,
accompanied by Mrs. Alan o. Gle
phane, the mother of Mrs. Owens.
are spending fortnight at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson Gallery have
issued invitations for the marriage
of their daughter Mary Kenna to
New York, Saturday, June 20 at noon
in the Church of the Sacred Heart
at Hot Springs, Va. The ceremony
will be followed by wedding break
fast and reception in the summer
home Of the brides parents. the
son of the late Benjamin Franklin
Tracy, Secretary of the Navy in the
administration of the late President
BENJAMIN Harrison, is a lawyer of
winters in Washington some years
ago. Miss Gallery was presented to
society in Pittsburgh last winter.
She will have as maid Of honor Miss
Eleanor Chalfant. and her two
sridesmaids brio N1ins viii be Miss Anna shras
dert will have as his best man, his
cousin, Mr.. Frederick Coudert Bel
linger of New York, and the ushers
will be Mr.. Philips A. S. Franklin,
1r, and Mr.. Richard G: Hollyday. jr.
Of philosophy at Columbia Univer-
sity. will officiate.
Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt, who Wis.
tied in Washington last winter as
the guest of Miss Elizabeth Hanna,
has selected her attendants for her
marriage to Mr.. Harry Cooke Cush-
Ing Sd, which will take place Wed
nesday, June 20. in the italian gar
York. Miss Vanderbilt will be es-
corted by her fathers cousin. Mr..
William Kissam Vanderbilt, and his
daughter, Miss Consuela Vanderbilt,
viii vii be the maid Of homer. The
cousin, Miss Barbara whitney; Mrs.
r. de Goicouria Cameron, Miss Rhoda
Cameron, Miss Ellin Mackay and Miss
Cornelia Livingston. Mr.. Leonard J.
Cushing will be best man for his
Morsnsion sna the Days Hsners Mr. will obn be M
Clark, Mr.. George II. Pendleton, Mr.
A. Gould Jennings, jr.; Mr.. Murray
Taylor, Mr.. Matthew j. Looram, Mr..