Evening star., 1923-05-15

Continued from Ninth Page.)

=. o'clock. the Rev. DR.. G. NJ. Offender
SER officiating. Spring flowers. will
sphinx tones predominating. obtained
=.throuGhout the home, and the pro
gram of wedding music included 81
8Love You Truly" sung by Mr.. L. l.
ssHayes. and Mrs. Kate Cowling played
the accompaniment and the wedding
march.
= The bride was attended by her sis
ter, Mrs. James &. IIaddow, and Miss
Gertrude Bcnsink. Mr. Haddow was
hest man for the bridegroom. The
bride wore Il graceful gown of white
canton crepe and carried Il bouquet
of bride roses and lilies of the val
ley. Mrs. Iaddow's gown WAS of
pink seorgctte crepe. and Miss Ben
sink wore Il similar gown in lavender.
Both carried clusters nf sweet peas.
Following the ceremony and in
formal reception. 4 supper was served
to about forty guests. Later in the
evening when Mr.. and Mrs. Walck
left for Il trip to New York. the lat
cloth with ii hat in the same color.
After their return they will be at
home at the Astoria after June l.
The bride received her education
In banvillc. III, and the bridegroom
Is Il gradual" of Dickinson College.
Carlisle. Pa. where he is Il member
Of the Theta Chi Fraternity.
Mrs. Howard l.. Hodrkins will he
hostess for the two tables reserved
at TIL" Montic"ll" breakfast for
George Washington University. One
table is in honor of Gen. Lafayette,
who. with President Monroe and his
cabinet, attended the first commence
m"nt exercises Of what is now
George Washington University. The
rel IL IuS
e rand will be among Mrs. Hodg-
kins' guests at this table
The second table. named for John
Quincy Adams, VIII" gave generously
Tor the frs; building. will be filed
with representatives "f the faculty
u tn" university: Mrs. l.nrner. wife
of tn" president ut the board Of truS-
tees: Mrs. l.iSn"r, also wife of il trus-
tee: Nr". Henry g. Wallacp. wife Of
th" Secretary of Agriculture. who is
member OF the III Beta i'ai Sorority
which hns 80 active chaptcr at
,;,"rt;r W"%ljn&t"n tniv"r<ity: Mrs.
William y. Wilbur. Mrs William
tlin" Borden. Mrs. William G. Rcu-
diGcr. wives Of deans; Mrs Frederick
w. True. president of the ladies'
board for t;r"r.s" WASHINGTON Hos
pital; Miss Elizabeth Wilson. presi-
Gent Of the Columbian women Of
t. university; Mrs. Hubert Work.
wife OF the Secretary of the Interior;
Mrs. William Bruce King. wife of a
trustee: Miss Mckinley, who like
Mrs. HodEkinS. is Il Randolph de.
sCrndant and Mrs. +. NJ. Butts. whose
uncle. pr. James Turner Barclay,
bought Monticello from the Jefferson
heirs. Mrs Butts is loaning several
valuable Jefferson mem"ntoS for the
George WASHINGTON University table.
ana Mrs Hoes is lending the bust of
Lafayette presented by him to PreSi-
cent Monroe. for the Lafayette table.
Gen. Richards. president of the Sons
of the Revolution. is arranging two
tables. the names of the guests to be
published later.
Mr. and Mrs. i. +. Irish left May .
to motor /" their future home in
Spokane Wash. They will stop ut all
points of interest en- route. visiting
tht. family of Mr.. Irish at Deer Park
Wash.
The marriage of Miss Dolores
buckingham, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred buckingham, to Mr.. Ray
mond White Parker. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Parker took place last
evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home
place. the Rev. VI. j. Finnerty of the
Church of the Sacred Heart. officiat-
ing. y small reception followed the
ceremony.
The bride. who was escorted by her
father, wore gown of white canton
crepe and carried lilies of the valley
The maid of honor, Miss Dorothy
buckingham. sister of the bride and
her only attendant. wore n dress of