The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-11

place in Los AngsIes early IA Febru.
larry. Mr.. Peaelly Is. the son Of the
tIate. Mr.. and Mrs. William danger
field Peachy, Of Washington and Vir-
GINA.
Col. and Mrs. Guy Despard Eoff
will entertain company ut dinner
tonight.
i Princess RadziwilI left yesterday
to spend six weeks in the South. The
prince win remain ut their apart.
/ ment at the Wardman Park Hotel
during her absence.
Mrs. Robert Lee Huffines enter,
ltained a number of her friends at
luncheon yesterday.
/ In the afternoon, bridge was
played at three tables. The house
was decorated with sweet peas and
roses.
Alfred p. Thorn entertained at
luncheon at the New, Willard yes
lterday, his guests being Capt. and
Mrs. IJemuel C.. Shepperd, Of Nor
folk, Va. and Alfred p. Thorn, If.
Captain Shepperd was formerly aide
to Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune, COM
nandant of the Marine Corps, and
junior aide to President Harding,
while Mrs. Shepperd is Mr.. Thom'sI
granddaughter.
The Polish Club of Washington
will entertain at the Art Center,
1106 Connecticut avenue northwest,
on Thursday evening, at Sis
O'Clock with Polish dances and
songs, given in national costume.
The entertainment is open to the
public, and an opportunity to view
the Polish exhibition will be a
feature.
John H. Storer, of the Somerset
Club, Boston. rs written for seats
for Rigoletto which is being given
by the Washington Opera Company
at the President theater on Mon
day evening, January -.
49,
Mrs. Percy v. Pennybacker, past
president of the General Federation
OF Wosmen's Clubs, viii address the
| forum-luncheon of the Women's
City Club Saturday at / o'clock on
the subject, (Which Closes the
Door, Youth or Old Age?n Among
those who have made reservations
for the luncheon are Mrs. George
Eastment, Mrs Harold Parks, Mrs.
Andrew Stewart, Mrs. John Reed,
Mrs. C. B. Stephen, Miss E. F..
King, Mrs. Edward Lord, Mrs. Carl
Casey. Mrs. Carrie NJ. Clark, Mrs.
E. o. Bacon. Mrs. wilkins. Mrs.
Howard L. Hodgslins, Mrs. Titta
Campbell, Mrs. z. s. LAWYER. Mrs.
w. s. Bird, Mrs. Ellen Spencer
MISSY, Mrs. N. r. Sidgley, Mrs.
@. G. Maynard, Mrs. N w. John
son = Dr. Laura Hawkins, Mrs.
Emma johnson. Mrs. F. S. Brown
and Mrs. j. G. Robertson. Mrs.
Lynman B. Swormstedt Will pre-
J side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Samuel
Il Watts, of 144S Park road, announces
/ the engagement OF their daughter,
Alice Marie. to George Miner Hos
/ teller, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Allen HostetIer, of 1899 Eigh-
4 teenth street. The wedding will
take place in the early spring.
The annual governors banquet of
the National Aeronantic Association
Iof the United States will be given
lin honor OF the governors at large
ion Thursday evening. January %,
! at 1880 O'Clock at the Shereham
Hotel.
Mrs. oliver E. Pagan, Of Elwood
Farm, Muiflxirk, Nd, is visiting
for a month or two at the home
i of DIR. Pagan, 3407 Lowell street,
81 Cleveland Park. fi@
4 Miss Edith Myers Hamilton,
Il daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Il ". Hamilton, of Somerset, KY.
was married to Edward Widmayer,
H of this city, in Mt. Vernon Metho.
dist Episcopal Church on Sunday
1 at $50 O'Clock. The rector, Rev.
Clovis q. ChAppell, officiated and
the bridegroona's cousin, Miss Fran.
ces Sherger, sang "Oh, Promise
Me- and '.I Love You Truly.
The brides gown was Of crepe
romaine embroidered in pearls and
her veil was of white silk lace.
She carried white roses and lilies
of the valley. The maid OF honor.
Miss Louise Spaulding, wore
sapphire blue under metal lace and
the bridesmaids all wore chiffon
taffeta dresses trimmed with silver
lace and large lace picture hats.
They were Miss Grave Norvell,
Miss Marie Louise Baker, Miss
Freda Smiglsky, and Miss Kathryn
John.
Henry Zeh was best man and
the four ushers were James Wine.
berger, William E. Edwards, VIII.