Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-17
Society
White House Guest of Several Days, Col
George Harvey Leaving Today for
New jersey Home.

are entertaining at tea this after
noon when their 1876 guests will In
ciude only the officers of the field
aruiery stationed In and near
Myashinston and their wives. Mrs.
oonn L Hines. wife of the chief of
''"A'' VIII preside at the tea table.
Mrs; John Allan Dougherty enter
famed a company of fourteen at
.uneheon today at the Hotel Hamil-
Ton IN honor Of Mrs. Arthur O'Brlen.
Eol and Mrs. George T. weitzell
Wlii entertain at dinner this evening
y. m honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Steward
~ and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
~ "arneau OF st. Louis.
Mrs. Charles Herriet Woodruff, on
tertained informally at luncheon to-
gay IN honor of Mrs Thomas r.
snayard. ,jr.. wife of the senator
o MISs Ieresa James and Miss Corinne
stephcns are entertaining Jointly this
atternoon al bridge followed by tea in
SsonlpIiinent to Miss Laura Winder
marshall and Miss Helen Strauss twn
Of the seasons debutanres, The r,,es,S
include the debutantes of this wear
Mrs. II. +. Ely. Mrs. G. r. Bowman.
yrs Mls. r. B. Crosby and Mrs. L. c.
young people. Wednesday afternoon.
december Is. from to Z o'clock. at
i washington Barracks, for the West
foint cadets. who are here for the
holidays.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Robert
>. Chew recently returned from Guam
! tanamo Bay. Cuba. are spending a
month at the naval observatory With
MS. Chsws parents. Capt. and Mrs
al r..
! short time ago from American Samoa.
where Capt. Pollock was governor,
he is now superintendent of the naval
observatory.
IRE marriage of Miss Olga Pilson,
daughter OF Mrs. Benjamin F. Prison,
to Mr.. Frank Charles Lee, took place
at l o'clock today at the home of the
brides mother. The ceremony was
PPertormed by the Rev. c. Ernest
smith. and was followed by a wedding
breakfast. Only the immediate FAM
lilies attended the wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Lee left Immediately
after the breakfast for a northern
wedding trip. and will be at home,
after December l. at Chevy Chase, Md.
Mr. Lee. who is connected with the
state Department. has been transfer
red to England. and will sail for his
new post January IL. accompanied by
his bride.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Arthur Franklin Mus
grave Will entertain 1t dinner this
evening in honor Of Mr.. Angelo Patri.
who Is their week end guest.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A. AspinwaIl
will entertain a company at dinner
this evening
BIak~s'ee-BnTnard Home
wedding This Afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Katharine
Barnard and Mr.. Kenneth Blakeslee
takes place this afternoon In the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph +. Barnard. on Euclid street.
The ceremony Is being performed at
4:So o'clock by the Rev. Paul Sperry
and will be followed by an informal
reception. The house has a charming
arrangement of white and yellow
chrysanthemums with palms and
ferns.
white satin. the long skirt gracefully
draped to one side and held by q
rhinestone ornament, and the bodice
is trimmed with point lace apd has
flowing sleeves. Her tuile veil. which
forms train. Is held by a coronet of
orange blossoms. and she is carrying
white rosebuds and lilies of the wall
ley.
Miss Dorothy johnson is maid of
honor and is in pale blue taffeta. the
skirt made bouffant and the bodice
tight fitting. with short sleeves She
carries pale pink chrysanthemums
Little Miss Betty Barnard. nie.e Of
the bride, Is flower girl. and her freck
is of pale pink silk and lace and she
is carrying a basket of rose petals.
Mr.. John Adams of New York ID best
man.
Mrs. Charles Keefer, mezzo- soprano,
aunt Of the bride, and Mrs. Cable.
wife Of Representative John Cable.
pianist, will give short program
preceding the ceremony.
At the reception after the wedding
Mrs. Barnard will receive with her
son-in-law and daughter and Is wear
Ing a gown of black cut velvet made
over silver cloth and trimm.r' III
rhine Mr.. Blakeslee's father,