Evening star., 1924-05-17
Jennings, Mr.. Ralph Hill and 9th ers
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Senator lie Baron B. Colt has had
as his guests his two daughters, Mrs.
Harold J. Gross and Mrs Andrew
Weeks Anthony, who have returned
to their homes in Providence, r. l.
Mr. and Mrs. Juan Mayer enter
tanned thirty at dinner last night in
the Purple Iris in honor of Miss Mont
gomery and Mr.. Carter. The company
Included the wedding party and the
Mrs. Robert Hinckley entertained az
luncheon yesterday for MISS Mont
gomery and Mr.. Carter. The other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Juan Mayer,
Miss Caroline Thom, Miss Kathleen
Crawford, Miss Carlotta Havemeyer,
Mr.. Warwick Montgomery, brother of
the bride: Mr. Walcott Waggaman and
Mr. Winslow Van Devanter.
The charge d'affaires of Poland. M
Hipolit Gliwic. entertained at lunch
today at the Metropolitan Club Annex.
The military attache of the French
embassy. Gen. George A. L.. Dumont,
was host to a pany at iuncheon
yesterday entertaining informally at
the Hotel Hamilton.
The counselor of the Italian en-
bassy, Signor Augusta Rosso, Will
entertain company at d1nner TINS
avenue.
Mrs. Henry F.. Dimock will not re-
ceive tomorrow afternoon nor again
until next season.
Mrs John Crayke Simpson, who has
been abroad for two months. has
returned from Egypt to Italy and has
spent several weeks in Rome.
Phra Sanpakitch, the Samese am
bassador in Rome, recently gave
large tea in honor OF Mrs. Simpson,
to which diplomats and representa-
tives of Roman society were. invited.
Phra Sanpakitch was charge DAT
faires here from May. 1927. until
July. 1922. when he went TO Rome.
Mrs. Simpson is now in Florence
and will remain abroad until the
autumn
Mrs. Adam NJ Wyant enterta aimed a
small company at luncheon today for
her young daughter Anne: later TAX
ing the young people TO keiths.
The marriage of Mrs. Maurince
Cardwell daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. A Doran of Muncie. Ind, to Capt.
Mark Wayne Clark, u. S A, took
place this afternoon. The ceremony
was performed at 2:30 o'clock in ST.
Alban's Church. and was followed by
a small and informal reception In the
| home Of the bride. at 1924 18th street.
Mrs. Janet Clark Smith. sister OF the
| bridegroom. was matron of honor,
and Mai. William A. Rafferty,, L. ).
A. cousin OF the bridegroom, was
| best man.
The bride wore a gown of cream
lace with girdle in pastel shades,
Her blue hat Of horse hair was trim
med with flowers in pastel shades
| and she carried lilies of the valley
Her matron of honor was in lavender
organdie,, made with Iong-waisteSa
| bodice the full skirt trimmed with
narrow bands of lace and panels held
hy lace rosettes swinging from each
side She wore a poke bonnet oil
| lavender straw trimmed with flowers
and lace and carried lavender sweet
Later in the day Capt. Clark and
! his bride will leave on short wed
ding trip and on their return VIII
be at home at 1T2l 18th street.
| the bride came from Muncie for the
wedding and Mrs. John l. Marshall
aunt of the bridegroom and mother
of Mai. Rafferty,, the best man, came
| from her home in Florida.
Col. and Mrs. Charles Carr Clark
parents of the bridegroom entertain
| ed at dinner last evening in their
home, Bella Vista. at Livingston
! Heights. Va. Their guests included
| Capt. Clark and his bride elect and
their attendants and out-of-town
! guests for the wedding.
George Fiske Dudley were guests OF
| Mrs. Frederic Young at the Political
| Study Clubs annual breakfast a,
Franklin Square Hotel today.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warren returned
| today from a visit in Charleston, s. C
Mrs. Frederick II. Brooke was hostess
at luncheon today. entertaining in COM
pliment TO Mrs Sloan and Miss Con-
stance Binney. The party was given II IN
| the tearoom on the horse show grounds
| where the proceeds go to the Girl
| Scouts.
Mrs. Harold Walker also had guests
lunching with her.
Mrs. William Hamilton Knox will en-
tertain at a bridge luncheon this after
| noon for Miss Muriel Schaner. whose
wedding to Mr.. Raymond Henderson
/ will take place Monday. Covers will be
| laid for twenty-eight.
| Gen. PerxhinE Unveils
Memorial Tablet To-day.
The chief of staff, L. s a. Gen.
| John J. Pershing, went to New York
| last evening and unveiled memorial
| tablet this morning in the lobby or
| the Pershing Square building. The
tablet gives the historical associa- :
| ton of Pershing Square Gen. Per-
| shing will return the first of next
week.
Miss Frances A. SortweIl enter
| tanned a company of twenty-four at
| dinner last night at her residence,
| Halcyon House, S4o0 Prospect avenue,
| GEORGETOWN. Following the dinner
the guests adjourned to the spacious
! garden, with its century-old box
| hedges and its beautiful outlook over
| the Key bridge and the Potomac. In
| this sylvan setting Miss Stella Bloch
| of New York gave series of
Javanese dances in costume. About
fifty additional guests Were invited
to enjoy these remarkably inter
pretive numbers, to master which
Miss Bloch devoted several years of
| study in the orient. General dancing
| indoors followed the conclusion of
the program.
| Miss Emma Stitt. whose marriage
| to Lieut. Robert Walton Fleming, L.
S. N, will take place June 8, was
guest of honor at bridge today Of
Miss Helen Newton
| ed by Miss Cecil Lester Jones, her
| guests including Miss Mary Stitt. Mrs.
Xenophon Price. Miss Helen New
| ton. Miss May Taylor, Miss Virginia
Edwards. Miss Aubrey Carter. Miss
Catherine Shaw. Miss Eugenia Le-
| jeune, Miss Eleanor Northrop, Miss
Ann Devereux, Miss Ruth Green, Mrs.
Herman Pohl, Miss Charlotte Clark,
Miss Catherine Dent, Mrs. Thomas
Wattles. Miss Mary Harper, Miss
Margaret Yard, Miss Jessie Adkins;
Munford. Miss Helen Herr, Miss Eliz-
abeth Taylor Jones, Miss Catherine
Weller, Miss Virginia Selden. Miss
Virginia Hume, Miss Janet Monett,