Evening star., 1924-06-07

terial and fashioned like that of Miss
Lawson. They both carried yellow
roses and orchid sweet peas.
Mrs. Lawson, mother of the bride,
had gown Of orchid crepe de chine
with hat to match, and Mrs. SAL
mons. mother of the bride groom, was
in gray crepe de chine with a hat to
match.
Mr.. Salmons and his bride will leave
later in the day for a wedding trip.
on the completion of which they will
be at home at West New Brighton,
Staten Island, n. y.
Mrs. James Russell Larcombe en-
tertained last evening at her home
in the Royalton apartments, 9lS NJ
street northwest, in honor of her
daughter, Miss Mary Lee Loving,
whose marriage to Mr.. Roy Caring
ton Bragg takes place this evening at
s o'clock. Her guests were: Miss
Irma Coleman, Miss Bessie l.. Cate.
Miss Dorothy Tichnor, Miss Rather
inc l.. Fisk, Miss Virginia Mckee
Ruth Bragg, Mrs. Howard S. Fisk,
Mrs. Claude Clements. Mrs. Belle G.
Penn. Mrs. o. VI. Ramsey and Mrs.
Leon Cohen.
elect. entertained for her Monday
evening with a musical at her home
in the Royalton apartments.
Maj. and Mrs. Roy s. Beiger and
Capt and Mrs. r J. Archibald en-
tertained a hundred guests at a
garden party at the Marine Flying
Field. Quantico, Va, Thursday. in
honor of Brig. Gen. and Mrs Dion
Williams.
a beautiful garden spot on the
banks Of the Potomac was entirely
-rtisticaIly lighted by colored Ian
terms hidden in the trees. The ap-
proach to the garden was by a forest
path leading through an arch of
foliage and varicolored lights.
Interspersed with dancing was a
program of entertainment provided
by Miss Virginia Catlett and Master
Morse Allen of Washington These
young artists rendered delightful
program of dances. with the musical
accompaniment played by Mrs Emory
7. Ozabal and her sister, Miss Helen
Belt of Washington.
Mrs. Walter Kenyon Lloyd, wife of
Mai Lloyd, chaplain of the United
states Army, at Camp Meade Md, en-
tertained at a beautifully appointed
luncheon at the Officers Club Wednes
day. Among Mrs. Lloyds guests were
a number from Baltimore and Wash
ington.
Miss Florence Ambla Pemberton.
daughter of Mrs. Daniel W. Pember-
ton, and Mr.. George W. VanWapner
son of Mr.. G. H. EanWagner. will he
married this afternoon in the Church
or the Incarnation. The ceremony will
De performed at o'clock by the rec
tor. the Rev. G. w. Atkinson, in the
presence of small company.
There will be no attendants. Mr.
BENJAMIN Page and Mr.. Weldon Ross
femberton will act as usherS. Mr.,
ana Mrs. Van Wagner will make tbeir
home in Washington.
among the out-of-town guests were
MISS mary Slattery of Harrisburg, Pa,
Mrs. William Dorightey, widow Of
Gen. Dorightey, who is here ATTENDING
the convention of the Federation of
organizations for the Hard of Hear
ing, now being held at the auditorium
on NJ street, gave a large tea vesfern
day In honor of her niece. at the
Looge teahouse, I'LL De Sales street.
Mr.. Frederick I. Thompson of the
turned to Washington after an ex-
tended absence, and Is at his apart
ment at the Hamilton Hotel.
Mr.. Francis NJ Savage sailed yes
terday on the A1ighieri for Naples
and will join Mrs. Savage, who is at
Vichy. Mr.. and Mrs. Savage, after a
snort visit to northern Italy, will
spend the summer in France and
Switzerland.
Mrs. ]. R King and her daughter
Miss Marion King, and Miss Marcia
kuriy left this morning to spend the
remainder Of June at the Ritz-Cari-
ton, at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Charles P. Stokes is visiting
her sister. Mrs. F. Lewis Marshall Of
1915 goth street, who will sail June
IA on the Cedric for Europe.
Mrs: Rosa NJ Mulcare. who has been
spending several weeks in Los An
geles. Calf. has returned to her
home, at 1897 Rhode Island avenue.
Lunch ut White Peaesck
Today for Graduates.
Miss Rosemary Edwards OF Rye.
N. z; Miss Mae Miller of Clarks-
vile, Md; Miss Helene Harley of
Defiance, Ohio, and Miss Jane Mat
tingly of Leonardtown, Nd. acted as
the Attic Club which was given at
the White Peacock. The club is COM
posed of members of the graduating
class as Georgetown Convent which is
this week celebrating the 125th ami
versary of its establishment
This afternoon Miss Marie Mcintyre
is entertaining her classmates at bridge,
followed by tea In her apartment at the
Miss Martha Starke from Boston,
Mass, gave an early breakfast yester-
day for her motor party at the Lodge
Tea House, iii De Sales street, later
motoring to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. O'Brien Of
Cleveland have come to Washington
to attend the graduation Of their son
from Georgetown College. They will
be at wardman Park Hotel for some
days.
Mrs. Edna v. Sullivan of Eugene,
Ore, is here this week attending the
national convention of realtors. Mrs.
Sullivan is the only representative
from her town, travelling across the
continent to be present at this con.
vention. Mrs. Sullivan Will remain q