Evening star., 1924-03-10

- ~RS. Coolidge is entertaining
NH euests to the full capacity
v of tbe east room at the
first OF a series OF Lenten
musicals this afternoon at 6'ciocK'
with Rachmaninoff. the famous pianist
as artist.
The guests include the Secretary
OF State and Mrs. Hughes and MISS
Hughes, other members of the caoihet
and their families and guests IRON
official and resident society. ,.,
At the tea table will be MIS-: WI.
liam Phillips. Mrs. j. Butler Wrish'
and Mrs. Eliot Wadsworth.
rho secretary of the Treasury and
his daughter, Miss Mellon, VIII en-
tertain a company at dinner I4Il, I :, nv ~
in honor of the ambassador OF France
and Nine. JusSerand.
Egyptian Minister Host
To Dinner Party Tonight.
The minister of Egypt. > loursy
Pasha, will be host to a company VI
twenty-four at dinner TINS evening
Princess Zenab, wife OF the nihiste'
will be unable TO be present at 'he
dinner owing to indispositioh'
Mrs. Weller. wife of senator ": r. Il,
Weller of Maryland, was the cues. y', ~
honor at luncheon today or inS MrS Th, :,
ton J. Lambert, VINO enter'aihe'
company of twenty
Miss Ruth Wallace. daughter of the
Secretary OF Agriculture snu M >
saturday. after spending week IN
New York.
Rsnresentative and Mrs. John
he
this evening.
The military attache of the British
embassy and Mrs. Charlton VIII en-
tertain a company Oh zen Maud
this evening in honor OF DaIl'e taau =.
McCartI4 British war nurse. VIZ -
spending a short time In w ashih 3 'on
r,,o marriage of Miss Eleanor Lane
to Mr. Francis Holmes Styles Is TAX
ing place this afternoon in ~ n 0io
issIIs church, at Falls Church. va
The ceremony is being performed al az
$40 o'clock by the Rev. victor
Mills of Baltimore uncle OF .he eh,rch
the Rev. DIR. Cassieman. a recepeioitt
will follow at Greenhill. the nome OF
the brides parents, Brig. Gen. ano
Mrs. Rufus II. Lane. near falts
Church. The decorations in the churcn
and the house are of southern sniiaN
apT The eA BRIDE is wearing s.gown of
white satin. the skirt made WIFI VIII
flounces of white silk net. euged %Ilf
bands Of satin and the bodice trim
med with duchesse lace. Her tuile
veil is held with a coronet OF duch esse
lace and she is carrying White hiacS
and lilies of the valley. a..
She is attended by her two sisters
Miss Betty Lane and Miss Mary War
field Lane, and Miss Elizabeth Styles
sister of the bridegroom; Their cos
tunes are similar, all of satin with
overskirts of georgette crepe and hats
carry daffodils. Miss Betty Lane is In
green, Miss Mary Lane in ivory
georgette, over yellow, and Miss
Styles in pale yellow over deeper
Mr.. Warren Birge is best man fol-
his cousin and the ushers are Mr.
Morgan Birge, Mr.. Rufus H. Lane, jr.
Mr.. Charles Fadely. Midshipmar
James Mills Lane and Mr.. Hunter
Mulford.
noon Mrs. Lane, mother of the bride
and Mrs. Samuel III. Styles. mother
Of the bridegroom. will receive witt
the wedding party. Mrs. Lane is
crepe over gray satin, with a gray
hat trimmed with ostrich. and Mrs
Styles is in brown net over gray
satin and wears small brown hat.
Later in the day Mr.. and Mrs
Styles will leave for New York. from
where they will sail Wednesday
aboard the America for Europe on
their way to Africa, where Mr.. Styles
is United States vice consul at Angola
Mrs. Styles will travel in gown and
cape of navy blue rosihinara crepe
combined with a lighter shade of
blue in the same material and a small
blue hat. trimmed with ostrich.
Among the out-of-town guests are;
Mr. l. r. Lane of RarnesVille Ohio
grandfather of the bride; DR.. and
Mrs. w. H. McMaster of Alliance
Ohio; Mr.. James r. Mills Of Cleve-
land; Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin F. Mills OF
Philadelphia; Mrs. Banjamin Exley
and Miss IAsaie Exlax of Mheelinr O