Evening star., 1924-06-02

f6ay and were guests or Mr. ana MIS-
Louis Hertle at Gunston Hall, taking
tea with the hosts in their Storic
home.
sCongressional Wedding
in Bethlehem Chapel Today.
!. A wedding of unusual interest in
Congressional and residential society
takes place today at o'clock, when
Miss Mary Cassandra Funk. daughter
of Representative Frank Hamilton
Funk of Illinois becomes the bride of
iMr. Paul Kendricken Thomas, son of
sI,r. and Mrs. Charles d. Thomas of
Peoria. Ill. The ceremony will be
!performed by the Rev. William l..
De Vries in the Bethlehem Chapel of
the Washington Cathedral, and fol-
lowed by a RECEPTION at the home of the
bride. Pale blue delphinium has been
placed about the altar in the chapel
and at the home of the bride quanti-
ties of pink rambler roses and peonies
were used.
The brides gown is of heavy ivory
white satin, made with short sleeves,
a slightly oval neck line and draped
ITO the left side with large bow of
the satin. The veil is of old point
'd'Alencon lace, six feet in length and
falling over the net bridal veil ar ar
ranged in a close cap effect about the
face with tiny sprays of orange bios
SONS framing the face, and at the
back a cluster of the blossoms holds
the veil and the neck line of the gown
together. Her bouquet is shower of
roses and lilies of the valley.
II Miss Florence K. Funk. sister of the
bride is the maid of honor, her gown
of yellow georgette trimmed with
blue footin, and made with a dou
BILE fiounce skirt slightly draped in the
front with soft girdle Of the crepe.
Her hat is of yellow straw trimmed
with pale pastel shades of pink orchid
and yellow gardenas. and long stream
-..N. FHh frDv
THE side and caught at the end with a
ping gardenia.
The bridesmaids were Miss Margaret
1vey of Toronto, Canada, and Miss
iCorinne Stephens and their frocks are
of delphinium blue, fashioned along the
same lines as that of the maid of honor,
with yellow footing trimming, hats simi-
lar to Miss Funk's and their arm
bouquets of yellow daisies.
&. Mr.. Ben F. Funk Is the best man,
are the ushers are Mr.. Charles d.
Thomas, jr., cousin of the bridegroom.
and Mr.. Emerson Anthony both of
PEORIA Mr.. Regis H. Post, jr., OF New
York and Mr.. Donald Macintosh OF To-
ronto, Canada.
Among the out of town guests are
Mrs. C. NJ. Miner of New Haven, Conn,
land Mrs. H. E. Risser of Chicago, Ill.
Mr.. Thomas and his bride will leave
after the reception for wedding trip
They will make their home at 244 East
$olI street. we" ioi NJ
The third assistant secretary of
state and Mrs. J. Butler Wright VIII
be among the guests at dinner TINS
evening of the chief of the division
of near eastern affairs of the state
Department and Mrs. Allen w. Dulles.
who will entertain a small company
Informally.
Maj. Raymond q. Payne, U. 8. A..
and Mrs. Payne spent the week end
at Annapolis. where they went to at
tend the Army-Navy game SATURDAY,
and that evening Major Payne at
tended the graduates banquet, while
Mrs. Payne was entertained at a din
.ner given by the wives of the grad
yates of the 1912 class now stationed
at the Naval Academy.
Representative and Mrs. John II.
Snithwick will be joined today by their
son, Mr.. William V. Smithwick, who
has just received his law degree from
the University of Florida.
The minister of Bolivia and Sonora
de Jaimes Freyre entertained at
dance last evening for their daughter
Senorita YoIanda Jaimes Freyre. The
Ptya Buri Navarasth, Miss lnger
Bryn and Miss Laura Bryn, daugh-
ters of the minister of Norway and
Mime. Bryn; Miss Pachita Joubert.
.fauEnIeT Ine VI Tic IIo-
lanfnican Republic, and Sonora de Jou-
bert the Misses Heilmann, daughters
of the secretary of the French en-
bassy and Nine. Heilmann; Senorita
angela Cromeyer of the legation of
Salvador, Miss Lutfia Yousry Pasha.
daughter of the minister of Egypt
k,nd Nine. Yousry Pasha: Senorita
Hortensia Coronado of the Colombian
legation, Miss Ruth Crissinger, Miss
Fugenie LIE Merle, Sonora de Espf-
nosa, wife of the military attache OF
the Chilean embassy; Miss Lucia
pierce Barber, Mr.. Robert Mendes
Goncalves, second secretary of the
Brazilian embassy; Senior Don Jose
M! Coronado, secretary of the Colom-
bian legation; Senor Victor Alfaro,
Mr.. Manuel Lyons, Senior Don Fran
cisco Banda, Senior Enrique Corona
do, Senior de Espinosa, Senior Hector
Nelardee, Senior E. Mendoza, MT
George Roosevelt Flemmer, Mr.. Smith,
Mr.. Drury, Senior Jorge Blacud, Senor
Xavier Paz Campero, Senior victor
5.Jaimes F'reyre, Mr.. Dixon, MIR. Morino,
Mr. E. Ribeiro and Mi. Ribeiro.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant enter
stained a small company informally at
! luncheon today. Mrs. Grant enter
tained at dinner last evening and this
evening Mrs. Grant will entertain a
number of young people for her
granddaughter, Princess Bertha Can
1acuzene.