Evening star., 1924-05-17

dinner last night before the dance at
Washington barracks. They had four
teen guests.
A. S. williams and Col and Mrs
Joseph K Particle entertained Jointly
for twenty-eight guests. Others en-
tertaining at dinner parties were
Col. and Mrs. James M. Phalen. Maj.
and Mrs. r.. M. Campbell. Maj. and
Mrs. Clifford Jones and Maj. and Mrs
Francis B. Wildly.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs John L. Hines
were hosts at dinner last night before
The dinner was in compliment to Mr
and Mrs. w. NJ. Wherry Of New York
and Mrs. Edward Lyons Of Plainfield.
n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick T. Hull have
issued cards announcing the marriage
of their sister, Aileen Strather-D Dunn
McCabe, TO Mr. Arthur Tilghma n
Price, jr., Friday, May 16, in Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin
| were hosts at a buffet supper last
evening at their suburban home
who, with her mother, Mrs. T. Septi-
mus Austin, is guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Erwin.
The newly appointed first secretary
Vienna and Mrs. Norman Armour, ac-
companied by their son Norman, jr.,
are among the passengers on the
President Roosevelt, sailing today
from New York; Mr.. Armour has
been on duty at the State Department
| for some time, and they have made d
host of friends in Washington.
Mrs Vernon Howe Bailey of New
York, who is spending a few days in
Washington at the Hotel La Fayette,
| entertained at lunch there yesterday
| for Lady Maitland, the guest of Col.
| Robert NJ. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w. Lee left
Washington about for Boston and New
! York and will be absent for about ten
| days.
House OF Mercy Garden Party
Plnn ned for May II.
/ Next week will see the garde n
party in the Cathedral Close. given
each year by the House Of Mercy
which. by reason Of the worth Of the
| charity and the beauty OF the spot,
! is always very we'll patronZed.
| There will be a new feature Wednes-
day, May 21, in the delicat essen table.
| which has been undertaken by the
ladies of All Souls Memorial Church,
Unit /, under Mrs. Eastment's chair
| manahip. There one may buy An ex-
cellent supper, to enjoy there under
the trees or packed safely to take
ssting her Mrs. w. c. Dennis, Mrs.
E. H. Frederick. Mrs. w. Ballinger,
Mrs. A. Hansmann, Mrs. ]. Conger.
Mrs. George Mitchell. Mrs. Bagglett.
Mrs. Bates Warren, Mrs. F. J. Hover
Mrs George Richardson. Mrs. F.
Jameson, Miss {. Hooper. Mrs. Ash
mead Brown, Mrs. Il. T.. Browne,
Mrs. William c. Fownes. ST.; Mrs.
Turner. Mrs. Harry Knapp and Miss
Sallie Waddell.
The officers of Marine barracks
Quantico, Va. entertained at a dance
Friday evening ut the Red Cross
building, having as their guests nu-
| merous friends from Washington anC
the nearby Army and Naval stations
Maj. and Mrs Gawne entertained
a party of eight at dinner Thursday
! evening.
Maj. and Mrs. Meade entertained a,
dinner prior TO the dance Friday
Maj and Mrs Fales. the popular
Army representatives at Quanuco
entertained at dinner prior to the
dance of Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Robert Gal
lagher Of Syracuse. who are on their
honeymoon. are passing a few days
at the Hotel AStor in New YORK pe
fore going to Washington. Mrs. Gal
lagher was Miss Victoria Louise Gre
hore, daughter of Mrs. ;. B. Crehore
OF 409 North Broadway, Yonkers, y
Y, and Mr. Gallagher is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Gallagher OF
Syracuse They were married or
Thursday afternoon in the home OF
the brides mother. Dr.. Richard T.
Bell, pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church of YonkeTs. per
forming the ceremony. Mrs. George
D. Grubb of Columbus. Ohio, a twir
sister of the bride. was her matror
Of honor and Mr William Colby O.
Binghamton was the best man. Maj
Gen. George Owen SQuier OF Wash
ington was among the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallagher will speno
a week in Washington, after which
they will visit several of the southern
resorts, returning to Syracuse, where
they will make their home about the
middle OF June.