Evening star., 1926-05-08

! Academy and was graduated from
Miss Wrights School, at Bryn MaWr
Pa, and also from the Boston School
Of Occupational Therapy. She is a
member of the 1919 Sewing Circle and
OF the Junior League and at present
! is assistant occupational therapist at
the Boston Psychopathic Hospital.
Mr.. Sturtevant is the son Of the
late DIR. and Mrs. L. Lewis Sturtevant
! of birmingham. He prepared at Mil
ton Academy for Harvard College.
where he was graduated in 1912. and
he received his masters degree from
the Graduate School of Landscape
Architecture, Harvard in 1916. He
served In France during the World
War with the 30lst Field Artillery.
He is an intructor at the LoWthorpe
School of Landscape Architecture, at
Groton. His lectures and writings are
well known to horticulturists.
No definite date for the wedding
| has yet been set.
Mrs. Robert S. Thomas entertained
at dinner last evening for her son,
Mr.. Edward S. Thomas of San Fran
cisco. Among the guests were Mr..
and MIS-. Fl. NJ. Patten, Mr.. and Mrs
j. d. Love and Mrs. J. Irving Steele.
Mrs. Leon Adams Francisco has as
her guests for the week end Cadet Pat
Chandler and Cadet Mike Rubin, who
will appear in the play to be given
~ tbs students of Virginia. Military
Institute at the Willard Hotel this
evening.
Quite interesting in Washington is
the wedding of Miss Constance Cald
Wen Bernard. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bernard of FTedericks
burg, Va, TO Lieut.. augustus w.
CoCLrell. L. S. NJ. c.. Thursday eve
ming in St. Georges Episcopal
Church. Mr.. Bernard walked with his
daughter to tho altar and gave her
away.
She was attended by her cousin
Miss Elizabeth Young, who served as
maid of honor, and Capt. Cockrell,
Y. S. A, was best man for his
brother.
Following the ceremony a. wedding
breakfast and reception was given
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
and later Lieut.. and Mrs. Cockrell
left for a Northern trip.
Among the out-of-toWn guests were
Mr.. Elbridge G.. Johnson. Mr.. William
Jeffries Chewing, jr.; Mr.. Herbert w
Walker, Mr.. Edgar Young Bernard
Mr.. A. K. Phillips, sr., all of Wash
ington; Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Cockrell
of jacksonville, Fla; Miss Mary c.
Young of Stuart Hall. Staunton, Va:
Mr.. Dudley Boogher Of the University
of Virginia and Miss Virginia Tyler
Of Richmond.
The members of the Maj L'Enfant
Chapter, D. A. r.. entertained at din
ner on May Z, at the Hotel Grafton,
having as guests: Mrs Brosseau,
president general, d. A. R.: Maj. and
Mrs. Keough, Capt, Collins, Mr..
Holmes and Representative Albert
Johnson. Members of the chapter
present were: Mrs. Cornelia Potts, re.
gent, Mr.. Noble Newport Potts. Mrs.
E. G. Wright, Miss II. f. Bliss, Mrs
II. ]. Smith, Mrs. n. G. Darnall, Mrs
I. NJ. Smoot, Mrs. NJ. I. Fraser, Miss
Z. Allen, Miss L. M. Pierce, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Inlay, Miss A. o. 1aE
sill. Miss Mae McMichall, Miss NJ. a
Bloomfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin II
| Jarvis, Miss NJ. l.. Parker, Mrs. NJ. w
Garth Mrs. Higginson, Mrs. B. J. La
Roe, Mrs. Albert n. Baggs and Mrs
| Sterling Bockovin.
Mrs. a. j. BroSSeau, recently elected
president general of the Daughters oi
the American Revolution, has re
turned to Washington after a short
stay at her home in Greenwich, Conn.
and is at the Willard, where she vii
remain until the latter part of rex,
week.
Mrs. Karl Hiding Beij, Mrs. Law
renee A. Adams and Miss Elizabeth
Boyd, will be joint hostesses at a SO
cial meeting of Alumnae Association
of Phi Mu Sorority, Thursday eve
ming at O'Clock at the home of Mrs.
Beij, 1748 Lamont street northwest.
Mrs Charles A. Eummis has left
2400 Sixteenth street and has gone tc
New York. where she will remain
until she sails for Europe early in
June.