Evening star., 1924-04-16
Society
.Continued from Eighth Page.

Whesler. Miss cassa Sutherland, Miss
evelyn Rupprecht, Miss heien orr
mn, Mrs. II. Z. Hine. Mrs. T. L. White
head, Mrs. David a. Taylor, Mrs. /.
Leonard Kits, Mrs; c. ?: George.
jadwin. Mrs. +. S. Matlack, Mrs. Dom
AID Sawtelle. Mrs. Sydney Thomas
Mrs. Burdett Wright and Mrs. j. \.
Caperton.
Boxes for the performance .-,,.-
been bought by the Secretary Of
War, Mr.. John w. uee...
secretary Of war, Mr.. Dwight DAVIS.
Cen. w: A. Holbrook. Gen. John l.
Zines, Mrs. James w. Wadsworth
SS,a,n,M Mrs, Joseph A. Letter, Mrs
cation, Mrs. John Hayes Hammond,
Eoi M Il. Locke. Mrs Eugene Meyer'
MAJ, John NJ. Smith, jr, and Mrs. r.
Ladies of the Mississippi delega-
ton In Congress entertained at lunch
yesterday at the White Peacock for
r. Hatcner, president of the women's :
SSouthern Educational Alliance: Mrs.
ooincfvlile, state regent OF Mississippi
atIendng the annual Cor gress Of
inc National Society. d. a. r.: Mrs
Jones. president OF the Colonial
lanes; MISS Enochs. president of the
w;omens ,,;n University Club. and the
YIsiIng delegates and pages to the
annual congress of the National So
ciety, d. A. r.
Yesterday afternoon at 20 O'clock
the wedding of Miss Alma A. WeakIey
OF DICKSON, Tenn. and Mr.. Robert F.
frass OF New York city took place at
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Epis.
Topal church South, Rev. Leo NJ
hlppy officiating. The bridal couple
vas attended by Miss Ruth Hall and
MT. Harry Frass, brother of the
brldegroom. The wedding march was
played by Mr.. Il. Deane Shure.
Inc pride wore tailored suit of
navy charmeen. with corsage Of
butterfly roses and valley lilies. Miss
crepe gown, with corsage bouquet
OF pink sweet peas immediately
after the ceremony the bridal couple
left for New York city. where they
VIII make their home. reception
will be rendered them at the home of
the bridegroon's parents, 474 Central
Park avenue, New York.
Mrs Alfred Franklin Smith Of ST.
Louis Is the guest while in Washing
ton of Mrs. Thornton Sanborn. she IS
attending the D. A. r. congress, and is
delegate to the congress of Daugh-
ters of American Colonists. She will
also attend the annual congress Of the
League of American Pen Women
On leaving Washington Mrs. Smith
viii visit her son-in-iaw in New York
oetore returning to her home.
Commander Wilson Brown has been
visiting his sister. Mrs, Colin Clarke
White. MIR. and Mrs. White have re-
Gently moved to their new studio, 1871
New Hampshire avenue.
Georgia %. 4. r. Delegates
Banquet at New Willard.
The Georgia delegates to the an
nual congress of the Daughters of
the American Revolution entertained
at a dinner at the New Willard Hotel
Tuesdov evening in honor Of Mrs.
livingston Rose Schuyler, former
presl~>ut gGueral o. the United
Daughters of the Confederacy. Mrs.
Schuyler, now residing in New York,
previously resided in Savannah, Ga,
and Ocala, Fla
Georgia delegates attending the
dinner in honor of Mrs Schuyler in
cluded Mrs Howard H. Mccall. At
lanta, national vice president general,
d. A r.: Mrs. Charles Akerman,
Macon, Georgia state regent; Mrs.
Julia Talmadge, Mrs. Bun Wylie. Mrs.
fiuilford NJ. Cannon, jr.; Mrs. Paul 3.
Trammell. Mrs. Frank Z. Johnston,
Mrs. Charles c. Holt, Mrs. j. H.
Nicholson, Mrs. Sproull Fouche. Mrs.
Harvie Jordan, Mrs. A. r. Colcord,
Mrs. Zenas w. Oglesby, Mrs. 5. G.
Ward, Mrs. r. p Brooks, Mrs. Will
lian G. Wright, Mrs. Mary G. Jones.
Miss May Cole. Mrs. Frank Lummus,
Mrs. 0. c. Bullock, Miss Lena White
head. Mrs. r L. Whitehead, Mrs.