Evening star., 1924-12-01
(Continued from Eighth raGeD

Nontlh'l"u iI'll LlS!'i a-'.'
Hays Hammond, Mrs Charles Bell.
Mrs. George Barnett. Mrs. Edward
W EberIe. Miss Mabel T. Boardman.
Mrs William Holland Wilmer. Mrs.
George Oakley Totten. Mrs. James
". Wsdsworth. Mrs. Cary 7. Gray
son. Mrs. John Stewart, Mrs Ray
nond +. Benedict. Mrs. John II.
Finney, Mrs James b. McChord. Mrs.
Roy F. Ressey. Mrs. Charles 7. pu
re1i, Mrs. Charles f. Ralph, Mrs.
Frank T. NorcrosS. Mrs. Joseph A.
Walsh. Mrs Charles V. Johnson, Mrs.
hyde L. Miller Mrs. Clifford Shoe
maker. Mr.. Earl E. Smith, Mrs.
angus ]. Ward and Mrs. James A.
White.
Tho %42d Engineers is Washing
IONS own reserve roeiment of ensi
acers. II is commanded by Col. John
Stewart. who has his headquarters in
This city. Through the support Of
cen. John !. Frrshinc, the only re
serve band in the ed Corps Area was
assigned TO the 243d Engineers reCi-
mont The proceeds from the ball
will hc used principally for the in
>truCtiou and training of the band to
=. d6 gre" OF perfection in music, COM
',arabic with nrst-clasS military
bands, 50 that its future will be a
credit to its spousor, and that its
-'''tiN illtS ana success may prove an
.rceHtivc for the organiza tion OF ad-
Gitional reserve bands.
Col. John Stewart is general chair
man OF the committee on arrange
'nents for the ball, Lieut.. Col. John
II. Finnfy. in charge Of reception
committee: Capt. !. a. Walsh, chair
uan on invitations aud program;
'apt. Charles V. johnson, publicity
rhairman; Capt. + r Wohlenberg.
chairman on hall and dance floor;
Maj. +. +. Bessey, chairman on deco
aticnS: Capt. Francis "inSloW.
chairman on refreshments, and Lieut..
James \. White, chairman on music.
Mrs W. T. Halsey has returned
from Europe and is in her apart
'Henr at the MarlborouGh for the
Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Bieu OF Harrison
street, Chevy Chase. have returned
from week end visit to Baltimore.
where they were the guests of Mr..
nd Mrs. J. Fisher Johnson of Roland
Park While there they attended the
Army and Navy foot ball game, fol-
lowed by a dinner given in their
honor.
Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
was hostess at luncheon yesterday en-
tertaining at the Madison.
Mrs. John Stewart McLennan. who
has heen at the Orchards In Stock
bridge since closing her Summer
home, Ashintully. at Tyringham, has
leased the home of Mrs. William q.
Clifford. on Church Hill. in LenoX, for
this month and January.
Mrs. Gaillard Hunt has left her
country home for the Winter and is
a. 1915 Thirty-fifth street, with her
Two daughters. She will be joined
for the Christmas holidays BY her
s"us--one of whom is at the Massa-
rhuSetts Institute Of Technology and
the other at .Woodherry Forest, Va.
An interesting wedding ceremony
took place at Grace Episcopal Church,
Georgetown, Thanksgiving evening
AT : O'Clock, when Miss Ethel Evelyn
Huntingto daughI - Mr. and Mrs.
charles +. Huntir. ' became the
pride of Mr. Marcus onas. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. TheodoT, \lconas. The
Henry L. Du7rant, rector. The
church was beautifully decorated
with palms ana yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. The nuptial music vas played
by Miss Mary Penn Ross, Mrs. Louise
Allison sang. Il Love You TRULY
The bride. who was given in mar
rage by her father. wore a gown of
white Crepe-back satin, with skirt
slightly draped with pearl trimming.
Her court train and tulle veil were
caught with sprays of orange bios
soms, and she carried shower bou-
quet Of bride roses and lilies of tho
valley.
Miss Demetra Chaconas. sister of
the bridegroom. the maid Of honor,
Nt-h n.lTo ON arp NO wit
trimming of white beads and a. hat of
white tulle. Sho carried pink roses.
The bridesmaids We're Miss Ellen
I.Ynard, Miss Marion Lynard Miss
Ruth Huntington ard Miss Esther Hunt
ington, cousins OF the bride. They wore
dresses of georgette crepe. with tulle
hats OF the same color, and carried pink
chrysanthemums
The sister OF the bride. Miss Virginia
Huntington. the flower girl, wore a pink
iaffeta dress with rufies, and carried a
basket OF narcissus, chrysanthemuns.
carnations and white roses.
Mr.. Steve Voyages was best man.
and the ushers were Mr.. G.. Fl. Skiados.
Mr.. Pete Dumas Mr.. Harry Boteler
nd Mr. Richard II. Hart.
Following the service at tie church
he couple were again joined in wedloch
At the home of the bridegroom by the
Rev. y. Pavlou. according to the rites
at tho Greek Orthodox Church.
4 reception was held Immediately aft
sr the later ceremony at the home of
The bridegroom, followed by a reception
at the home of the bride.
After the reception Ir. and Mrs.
Chaconas left for a wedding trip to
Florida, and will be at home after Janu-
ary / at 1924 Prospect avenue.
Former Senator Gore of Oklahoma
was guest of honor at dinner last
night at the New Willard, given by
Mr.. Harry Humphrey OF Atlantic City,
n. j., who had eight guests.
Mr. and MIS-. Edward Clark enter
tained informally at dinner last night
At the New Willard.
Men Of Note to speak
at City Club Lunch.
The subcommittee on education of
the civic section of the Women's City
Club, Mrs. George w. Eastment,