Evening star., 1925-02-02
SOCIETY
President and Mrs. Coolidge Back This
Morning From Short Cruise
on the Mayhower.

| Mr.. John Price Wetherill. Sd, will
take place Saturday. The guests
number eight. including the members
of the bridal party.
! Judge and Mrs. Clarence Norton
| Goodwin have arrived in Washington
| from Chicago and are at the Shore
ham to remain for two weeks.
Baron Won Pleassen of the German
I Embassy staff entertained guests at
| the Club ChaNtecler Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. J. Borden Hartman will be
| hostess to a company of IA at DINNER
this evening preceding the dance
| which the Ambassador of Italy, Don
| Gelasio Caetani, will give.
Mrs. Edward Breck will be at home
| tomorrow with Mrs. Stanley Hunt
| ington and Mrs. Stavley at the latter 5
home, on Massachusetts, avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry White
will entertain at dinner Wednesda>
| A company of nine and will leave for
| the South Sunday, where they will
spend three weeks, returning Rom
March l.
| Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin will be
| at home Sunday afternoon from tc
| 7 o'clock in her home, Greystone
Mrs Erwin will be hostess at lunch
| con Wednesday at Rauschers follow
| ing the last of Mrs. Lawrence Town
| sends morning musicals, in compli-
ment to her mother, Mrs. Delos
| A. Blodgett. Mrs. Erwin will enter
tain at luncheon Saturday at the
| Shoreham in honor of Mrs. James II.
Patten.
Confederate veterans in gray will
march around the ballroom of the
| New Willard Hotel tonight, when the
annual charity ball of the Southern
Relief Society will be held. They
will be led by Col. Lee Crandall
Music will be furnished by the Marine
| Band, through the courtesy of Gen.
Lejeune. Capt. Brooks and Lieut..
Russner will introduce the guests.
Representative John McDuffie of Ala
bama is chairman of the floor COM
mittee.
Proceeds of the ball will go TO the
support of the Confederate veterans,
| their widows and their daughters,
who are in needy circumstances.
There are now 19 aged women being
| supported at the Southern Relief
4, Home, 2403 Pennsylvania avenue
! northwest.
! Those in the receiving line will be
| Mrs. Pearce Horne, Mrs. Claude A.
| Swanson and Mrs. John L. Fowler.
Many women of the Cabinet and dip
lomatic and official circles and others
socially prominent have accepted as
| patronesses and have taken boxes.
A number of the young ladies from
the Chevy Chase School will attend
the ball.
The marriage of Miss Rosa Vaughn,
daughter of Mr.. James Henry Vaughn
| of Waynesboro, Ga, to DIR. Richmond
Anthony Brooks, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| T. Howard Brooks of this city, took
| place Saturday afternoon. The cere-
! mony was performed at o'clock in
| Ellicott City, Md, by the Rev. Michael
| Ryan in the presence of d small COM
pany of relatives and intimate friends,
| the plans for the wedding being as
simple as possible. owing to the
| recent death of the brides mother.
/ The bride, who was escorted by her
| uncle, Mr.. McCleskey Garlych, wore a
| three-piece travelling suit of brown
| crepe and black cloth, the gown made
| with panels of the brown. and trim =
| med with sable fur. She wore a small
| brown silk hat. Her only attendant
/ was Miss Ada Hill of Washington,
who was in dark blue fat crepe. with
| picture hat of black. Mr.. Frank
| Madigan of Washington was best man
| for DR.. Brooks.
After the ceremony the party