Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-20

Virginia. son of DR.. William Werten.
baker of Wilmington, will take place
Saturday September 25. in the EN-
manuel Protestant Episcopal Church
Wilmington.
Miss Ella Barbour of Detroit Mich.
and Miss Mary Wick Sampson of
Youngstown, Ohio, will be maids of
honor. The bridesmaids will be Mrs.
Charles Edward Hallenborg Of Haver.
ford, Miss Georgiana Coke. Miss Mary
Tatnall Warner. Miss Elizabeth Wales
Miss Josephine Wales, Miss Emily
Findlay Van Lear and Miss lmogen
Peyton Wertenbaker. sister of the
bridegroom. all of Wilmington. and
Miss Mary Earle Hoxton of Alexan-
dria, Va
The ushers will include Mr.. Walker
Brooke Stabler of Wilmington, Mr.
Llewellyn Miller of Baltimore. Mr.
Charles Edward Hallenborg of Haver-
ford, Mr.. Kinloch Neson of Richmond,
Va; Mr.. G. Peyton Wertenbaker of
Wilmington, brother of the bride.
Carlin of Alexa ndria, Va, and Mr..
Charles Lucian Gleaves of Virginia.
A reception will follow the cere.
mony at the home of the brides par
entS.
Mrs. John Stewart McLennan will
entertain at dinner this evening at
Ashintully birmingham, Mass, for her
house guests, the Czechoslovakian
Minister to London and Nine.
Masaryk, Mr. Boris Bakhmeteff and
Miss Sarah Wambaugh of Boston.
Gen. and Mrs. William II. Hart at
tended the wedding yesterday in Madi-
son. Conn, of Miss Helen Jenkins.
daughter of MIR. and Mrs Frank
Wadsworth Jenkins of New York and
Madison, to Mr.. Edward Calhoun
Smith of Kansas City. The ceremony
was performed in the historic church
on Madison Green hy the Rev. George
Jarvis Prescott, grandfather of the
bride and rector emeritus of the
Church of the Good Shepherd, Boston,
for which he was for half Il century
rector. The Rev. John Wallace Suter,
uncle of the bride, assisted the Rev.
DIR. Prescott.
Mr. Duer McLanahan. son of Mrs
George X. McLanahan of New Haven
and Washington, and a classmate of
the bridegroom at Yale. was the best
man and Mr.. Charles P. Stone, jr, of
this city was among the ushers.
Controller of the Currency Nc
Intosh was host to a small company
at luncheon yesterday on the Willard
roof.
Col. and Mrs c. c. Coombs and
their son. William Leslie Coombs, are
touring in Canada and the New Eng
land States. They will be absent
about three weeks.
Mrs. James B. Henderson. her
Miss Jane Henderson and
Miss Helen Henderson, and her son,
James B. Henderson. jr., are at the
Chalfonte Haddon Hall. Atlantic City.
to remain for some time.
Mrs. o. B. Stout and Miss Helen
f. Stout of Adams Mill road and
Mrs. T.. d. Easton of Hackensack.
y. j., Mrs. Stout's sister are at New
Holly Inn, Christmas Cove, Me-,
where they will remain until the end
OF this month. After that Mrs. Stout
and Miss Stout will visit relatives in
Philadelphia and attend the Sesoui-
centennial, later going to Atlantic
City. where they will stay until the
latter part of September.
Mrs. Easton will visit her daughter
at Eagles Mere, Pa, after leaving
lHt MAINE resort, ana Will spend Sep
tember there, going to Hackensack
for the Winter.
Prof, Stanwood Cobb, principal
of the Chevy Chase Country Day
School. formerly an instructor at
Roberts College, Constantinople, and
author of' books on Turkish life. has
gone to Boston for a visit and spoke
at the League of Neiehbors luncheon
in Boston yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Upton Talbot and Miss
Mary Upton Talbot of 1886 Ingle-
side terrace have left Washington to
visit relatives in Ohio.
Mrs. Francis Martin Savage is
leaving Saturday for Europe on the
steamer Veendam of the Holland
American Line and will spend a good
part of her time at Vichy, returning
in October
Mr.. and Mrs. Savage will occupy
their apartment at the Meridian Man
sions the first of October. In the
meantime Mr. Savage is at the
Chevy Chase Club.