Evening star., 1924-09-24

Il
Mrs. Wilbur have as their
~ guest this wAek the latter s
Il niece, Miss Margaret Doo-
little of Columbia. South
America. Miss Doolittle will go to
,iaw York Friday to spend the'Winter
Studying.
Mr.. Leonard Wilbur, son of the
Secretary and Mrs. Wilbur. will leave
his afternoon for California, Where
he will enter Leland Stanford Uni
Ecrsity.
THE Minister OF Poland and Nine.
WrpbIewska returned TO Washing
TON this morning from Chocorua- n.
H. where the latter has been all
Summer with her children. The min
ister Joined his family frequently
during the Summer for short visits.
Nr. Justice Brandeis
And His Family Return.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Louis d.
Ffrandeis have returned TO Washing
ION and opened their apartment in
sIoneleigh Court. after spending the
simmer at Chatham, \. y.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. George Suth-
eriand have opened their apartment
at 2o29 Connecticut avenue for the
Winter.
mir. Justice and Mrs. Edward T
Sanford came 10 Washington last
evening from New York, where they
arrived n few days ago aboard the
1.aviathan from e several-month stay
III Europe. They are in their apart
r1ent at 2o2o Connecticut avenue for
the Winter.
Senator and Mrs. w. J. Harris and
their daughter, Miss Julia Harris.
have returned to Washington after
spending the Summer in their home
III Georgia and have opened their
apartment at Meridian Mansions.
Miss Harris will attend school in this
city.
The Assistant Secretary of Labor
and Mrs. h. j. Henning have issued
invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Beatrice to Mr.. George
shaw, Thursday morning. October Is,
at 10 o'clock, in St. Thomas-Apostle
Church. at Twenty seventh street and
Wnodley road.
Miss Annalee Hagerman. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Hagerrnan.
whose marriage to Mr.. Hayward Sid
dons. son of of the associate justice
of the District Supreme Court and
ATS. r TeOeTlCk l.. SlIUonS, Will take
place October IS, will have as her at
tendants her two sisters, Miss Peggy
j{agerman as maid Of honor and Miss
Jamie Hagcrman as bridesmaid. Lit
tie, Shirley Browning will be the
flower girl and her brother viii he
the ring bearer. Justice Sddons will
be best man for his son and the ush-
ess will be Mr. Woodson Houghton.
Mr. Huntington Turner. jr.: Mr..
Jerome Barnard, DR.. J. 7. Bradley. Mr.
Barnum Cotton and Mr.. Tracy Purse
OF Montclair. y J. The ceremony will
be performed at $50 O'Clock in the
eseninc at the st. Margaret Church
and will be followed by a reception in
the home of the brides parents.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Porter
Ppyer, daughter Of Mrs. John Martin
Poyer. to Ensign Leslie Albert
Eniskeru, L. s. y, will take place
this afternoon a: o'cock in the
leme of the brides mother. o31o Con-
necticut avenue. The ceremony will
le performed b. the Rev. John c.
Palmer in the presence OF relatives
ADD a few close friends. The house
has a charming arrangement of white
flowers and palms.
sFhe bride will be given in marriage
hy her cousin. Nj George Porter OF
gown of cream lace over white satin.
made on straight lines, with court
train OF the satin. Her tulle veil
will be held 10y orange blossoms and
she will carry = shower bouquet OF
bEide roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Mary Emily Porter Of New
York, cousin OF the bride, viii be
her maid of honor and will wear a
gown of white canton crepe, a hat Of
bIue tulle and will carry a shower
bduquet OF pink roses and blue del
phinium.
Ensign Erwin L. Lind, L. S. ", a
el4ssmate OF the bridegroom, will be
tfIe best man. Ensign kniskern
gtaduated from the Naval Academy
irs 1922, and is now stationed at An
napolis. He is the son of DR.. and
MIS- L. l.. Kniskern of Muskegon,
Mich. The bride is the daughter OF
the late Comdr. John Martin Poyer,
a sformer governor OF Samoa, and is
a sgreat-nicc Of the late Gen. Horace
Porter. who was at one time United
states Ambassador TO France.
bliss Mary Worthtngton Pearre,
whose marriage to Mr.. Robert TRAY
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