Evening star., 1925-01-06
Brilliant Pre-Lenten Rail
BY Pen WOmen's League.

The annual ball to be given by the
District League of American Pen
Women at the New Willard January
% promises more than its usual
beauty and will be one of the really
brilliant affairs before the 1925 Lent
en- season.
The list of patronesses, headed by
the first lady of the land. includes
the names of wives of distinguishe I'd
diplomats, statesmen and professional
men. which insures that charm and
brilliancy to the event which makes
the Washington social season the
most brilliant and attractive in our
country.
Mr.. William Bowie Clarke. chair
man of the mems floor committee
will be assisted by Mr.. William Albee
DIR. Emil l.. Baer, DIR. Ernest Bren-
ner, Mr.. Floyd Blair Mr.. Frank Buck
ley, Mr.. John w. Clifton, Mr.. A A.
de Cauisere, Mr.. Randall Elliott, Mr.
Gerhard GUIDE, Mr.. John It. Graves, ir
Mr.. Charles n. Gregory, Commander
Robert Henderson, u. S. NJ Mai. Gen
Eli A. Helmick, U. S. A; Mr.. A. Geary
Johnson, Mr.. James Kerr, Can't. E
Lombard, Mr.. Marshall Lynn, Mr. Full
ton Lewis, jr.; Mr.. Richard MacCarte-
ney, Lieut.. {. c. Moore, u. S. N; Capt
ii. q. Partridge, U. S. A; Mr.. Edward
Reed, Lieut.. r. S. Riggs, L. S N: Mt
David W. Ross, I'd; Mr.. c. Bas-
com Slemp, Mr.. Manning Stead, Mr.
Robert Stead, Lieut.. e NJ. Taylor
U 5. N; Mr.. Archibald Wells and Mr.
Russell Whyte
The American Association of Uni
Nerslty Women will give a tea at
the club tomorrow afternoon at 4:SO
O'Clock TO celebrate its fifth birthday.
The tea is called the membership
drlVe tea, since it will celebrate the
wtnd-up of the membership drive.
The members of the membership
committee who will act as hostesses
are Miss Grace Nelson. Mrs. Casenoye
Lee Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt, Mrs.
Edward Horton, Miss Elizabeth PEN
uieton' Miss Ruby Nevins, Miss Emily
lark and Miss Bertha Henderson.
the tea will be followed by a special
birthday dinner at $50. at which the
Following notable officers an mem
befs VIII give addresses: Mrs. Frank
-. wilkins, DR. Nina Kerr, DR.. Lois
Meek, Mrs. Raymond B. Morgan, Mrs.
FRANK White, DR.. Louise TAYLOR
Jones and Mrs. Eugene Stevens.
Miss Josephine Roche, member NJ
the BOARD OF trustees of the Foreign
Language Information Servica y,3It
speak TO the State Americanization n
committee, d. A. r., tomorrow at the
american University, 1901 @ street
al z:5O o'clock pm. Her subject will
De interpreting America to the I'm
migrant and the Immigrant 10
America"
a wedding of unusual charm and
one of widespread interest was SOL
enhlzed in st. Peters EpisconsI
church at Poolesville, Md. at $50
o CLOCK Saturday evening, when Miss
Nuth Chiswell, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence A. ChisweH of Dicker-
son, Md, and Mr.. S. Newton Brewer.
son of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Brew
er of Beallsville, Md, were married
IN the presence of an assemblaee
which completely filled the large edi-
nee. The rector, Rev. BerkIey Crit
Hth, oincIated. The church was at
tractlVely decorated with crowfoot.
molly and other Christmas greens.
Inc bride was given in marriage by
her father, with her sister, Miss Con-
stance Chiswell, as maid of honor.
Inc matron of honor was the brides
Sister-ln-law, Mrs. Maurice Chiswell
Rosallnd Hersberger, cousin Of the
bride, was fower-girl. David Hers
berger and Joseph Byrd. jr., were the
ribbon bearers. The nuptial music
was played by Mrs Harvey Jones
White of PoolesviIle.
MIR. Raymond White of Baltimore, a
cousin of the bride, was best man.
and the uShers were DIR. Lysle Mason
OF Washington; Mr.. George Brewer,
brother of the bridegroom; Mr.. Maui
rice ChfSWell, brother of the bride