Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-29
SOCIETY
Continued from Eighteenth Page.)

the valley.
The maid of honor was Miss Eliza
beth Irving Chase of Waterbury
Conn, and the matron of honor was
Mrs. Charles p. Taft, I'd, of CINCINNATI
Ohio. both sisters of the bride. !hes
wore gowns of pink chiffon and lace
with mauve MORE sashes and mauVe
hair hats trimmed with mauve VelVet
and their bouquets were OF PINK roses
and lavender lace flowers
The brides other attendants Were
Miss Dorothy Mather Chase and
Mrs. James r. Sheldon, jr., of water
bury. both sisters of the bride; Mrs.
%ewhold Moves, a sister of the bride
iyroom. and4ldrs. Henry Suydam Oh
Washington Mrs George Patterson
and Mrs. Harvey Shaffer or ne"
York, Miss Janet Pauling of Chicago
and Mrs. James II. Slocum, Jr., OF
Rochester, n. Y. They wore gowns
Of light nile green chiffon ana lace
with green MORE sashes ana purple
hair hats. and carried bouquets Oh
Ophelia@ roses and yellow and coral
sweet peas and purple anemones.
The~.flower girls were little Miss
Nenie Taft of Cincinnati and MISS
Peggy Sheldon, nieces of the bride:
They wore pink georgette plated
dresses. with ruff1ed hats to match,
and carried colonial bouquets OF mig
non roses.
The brides mother, Mrs. Irving
Hall Chase. wore an old rose velvet
gown, embroidered, with hat 10
match. and carried a bouquet of dark
orchids. Mrs. Thomas Ewing, mother
of the bridegroom, wore gown OF
black and gold brocade Wlth plack
hat and carried yellow orchids.
Mr.. William +. Z. Ewing was .ne
hest man. and the ushers We're Mr..
sherman Ewing, Mr.. Tifford c. Ewing,
Mr.. Alexander b. Carver, DR.. Jonn II.
Rumstead. Mr.. Kenneth A. Wood, Mr..
Wallace Hoggson, Mr.. Jesse Hoyt,
Mr.. Joseph c. Baldwin, Sd; Mf.
stephen w. kellogg and Mr.. James
K. Sheldon, jr.
Following the ceremony there was
:, large reception at Rosehill, the
home of the brides parents, III wa
terbury.
The bride has been studying at the
Theater Guild School in New YORK,
and formerly attended st. MargaTet )
School, Waterbury, and Bryn MaWr
College, She is also a popular mem
her- of the Younger set at NarTagan-
sett Pier, where her parents have a
Summer home, Miramar, on ocean
road. She is also well known In So
cial circles in Florida.
Mr.. Ewing is a member of a num-
Der of clubs, including the MEADOW
brook. the Whippany River, the KID
ing and the Brook Club.
He attended Yale University, class
of 1919. Both Mr.. and Mrs. EWING
were engaged in service during the
war. Their engagement was an
nounced on Armistice day this year.
nT1faTf21n90
members of the bridal party at q din
ner and dance at the Waterbury Club
Monday evening.
Miss Dorothy NJ. Chase, who was
one of her sisters attendants, plans
10 return to Paris, and will sail on
the S. S. Majestic to continue her
musical studies in Paris.
The marriage of Miss Georgiana
Strong Hicks, daughter of the late
Alien Property Custodian and Mrs.
Frederick c.. Hicks, to Lieut.. Paul
BOYLE Kelly, u. S. A., son of Mrs.
Luke Edward Kelly of Baltimore, will
take place this afternoon at o'clock
at 1902 Eighteenth street, the Rev.
DR.. Robert r. Johnston, rector OF st.
Johns Church officiating.
Miss Martha w. Lowry of Radnor,
Pa, will be the maid of honor and
Miss Elizabeth Stackpole of Boston,
Miss Elsa Diederick, Miss Marcia
FIanan of Montclair, n. j., and Miss
Margaret Williams of Richmond, Va,
will be bridesmaids.
Lieut.. John Fonyille will be the
best man, and the ushers selected are
Can't. B. w. Venable, Lieut.. Lee Syme,
Lieut.. William Coe, Lieut.. Maxwell
Tracy, Lieut.. c. c. Carter and Lieut..
S. Syme.
only relatives and few intimate
friends will be present at the cere-
mony. Lieut. Kelly and his bride will
he at home after January 10 at Fort
Monroe, Va.
The brides mother. who died some
years ago, was before her marriage
Miss Georgiana Pierpont Strong of
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Hanson IT. A. Lemon an
nounces the engagements of her
daughter Mary Louise to Mr.. James
Kennedy Vickers of Baltimore, Nd,
the wedding to take place in the
Spring. Miss Lemon is the daugh
ter of the late DIR. Hanson T. A.
Lemon of this city.
Mrs. ]. I. Blakeslee, wife of the
former Assistant Postmaster General,
ana nGT SUM- MI IhODCEL bldhCSlGcs
who attends the Episcopal Academy
in Philadelphia, are spending the
week at the Carlton Hotel. They will
return to their home, in Germantown,
Pa, Sunday.
Mrs. James A. Mars entertained at
q tea dance at the Carlton yesterday
afternoon in compliment to her son,
Mr.. James A. Mars, jr., of Harvard
University. Her guests were: Mrs.
Julien Jaquelin Mason, Mrs. Isabella
NJ. Boniface, Miss Sallie Hews Phil
lips, Miss Faith Phillips. Miss Maud
Marshall Mason, Miss Edith Grant,
Miss Anna NJ. Jayne, Miss Elizabeth
Glenn, Miss Dorothy Dial, Miss Vir-
ginia Brant, Miss Caroline Baker,
Miss Wrenn, Miss Isabel Boniface,
Miss Rachel Wilson, Miss Dorothy
Bradford Smith, Miss Anna Louise
Abadie, Miss Lee Hamilton. Miss Mar
Jorie Simonds, Miss Elizabeth Lamb,
Mr.. Bowman Macarthur, Mr.. Douglas
Macarthur, Mr.. Rushmore Patterson,
Mr.. Serge Korff, Cadet Julian Lind
sey, Cadet William Vestal, Cadet
Walter K. Wilson, Cadet Theodore
Barber, Midshipman Cameron Wads-
worth, Midshipman Hill, Midshipman
David Hawkins, Mr.. Oliver Gasch,
Mr.. Roger Robb, Mr.. Julien Jaquelin
Mason, Mr.. John Alden Crane, jr.;
Mr.. Paul I. Hayne, Lieut.. Laclair ID.