The Washington times., 1924-04-19

WhOm she married in London about
ten years ago.
Mrs. Letter win be hostess at
tea tomorrow afternoon.
FESTIVITIES Planned FOR
MISS ADAMS BRIDAL PARTY.
Festivities in honor of Miss Ida
Adams, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Samuel s. Adams, whose marriage
to Claudius Henry Mastin Roberts
win take place on Saturday, April
rs, at o'clock, in the Church Of
the Epiphany, will be an interesting
feature of the post Easter gayeties.
On Tuesday, Mrs. Charles s. Baker
Is giving a buffet luncheon and
bridge party in Miss Adams honor
and on Wednesday Miss Mamie
Hamilton will give a luncheon and
bridge at which Miss Adams will
share honors with Miss Elizabeth
Young. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. George
F. Downey will have a dinner for
Miss Adams and Mr.. Roberts on
Thursday evening, and on Friday
they will be entertained by Mrs.
Richard A. Johnson, who will have
a buffet supper, followed by dane
ing at Overlook Farm" her home
at Laurel, Md.
Miss Adams will have her sister,
Mrs. Fairfax Downey, as matron
Of honor, and Miss Helen Zinsser,
of Hastings-on.Hud will be maid
Of honor. There will also be two
bridesmaids, Miss Mary Mendell of
Brookline, Mass, and Miss Jessie
Thorp Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr.. Roberts attendants will be
Capt Simpson r. Stribling, U. s.
A., of Picatinny Arsenal, best man:
and DIR. r. Dennette Adams, brother
Of the bride; Capt st. Clair STREET.,
U. S. A., of Washington; G. Phil.
lips Hall of Brookline, Mass, and
Reginald e. LOCKER of White Plains,
N. Y.
Mrs. G. c. Calhoun is entertain
ing informally at luncheon today
for Mrs. Edwin Gregory and Miss
Jenn Coltrane, both of North Caro-.
lima.
Mrs. Clifford Pinchot, who has
been in New York, has gone to her
home at Milford, Pa, to spend the
Easter Mondays.
TO RESUME POLITICAL
SALONS, DAUGHTER is GUEST.
Mrs. Borden Harrison will be hos
tess to a company Of from twenty
to thirty guests at supper tomor-
row evening, in her home at 2017
F. street. This will. be the first Of
a series Of socialpolitical gatherings
planned by Mrs. Hartman to extend
through the summer.
Mrs. Hartman has with her over
Easter her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Potter Russell, Of New York, and the
latter's, small son.
Mrs. Harrison will go to Biltmore
N. c.; to attend the wedding of Miss
Cornelia Vanderbilt, daughter of
Mrs. George Vanderbilt, to the Hon.
J. F.. A. Cecil, on April 20. After
the wedding, Mrs. Hartman and
Mrs. Vanderbilt will go to Florida
for some tarpon fishing.
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GIVES FAREWELL DINNER A.
FOR WASHINGTON FRIENDS.
Former Senator James d. Phelan
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twenty-five men at dinner at the
Shorehan tonight as a farewell to
some of his friends, preparatory to
sailing for Europe on April 26. He
will leave Washington for New York
next Monday, sailing Saturday on
the Majestic with his sister, Miss
Mary L. Phelan. While in Wash.
ington Senator Phelan has been stay
ing at the Metropolitan Club.
| $500 - +
NAVAL OFFICER MARRIED,
is ATTACHED TO SHENANDOAH
Miss Alice Baily, daughter of
Mrs. Mary r. Baily, and Lieut..
John B. Lawrence, u. s. N, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Lawrence, of
st. Paul. MIMI, was married at
noon today in the apartment Of the
brides mother in the Balfour.
The wedding was a small one,
attended only by few close friends
Of the couple. Rev. Calvert z.
Buck performed the ceremony, A
wedding breakfast viii follow. The
apartment was decorated with
palms, ferns and Easter flowers.
Miss Bafly had No ElOiaa Dier