Evening star., 1926-09-10


| series of visits on Long Island and
| in New Jersey, before opening their
| apartment at Wardman Park Hotel
| October /.
| a1r. and Mrs. Daniel Champlain
Chace have issued invitations for the
| wedding of their daughter Marjorie
| to Mr. Frank Bell Robson, Thursday,
September 80, at o'clock in the after
| noon at the Chevy Chase Presbyter-
| ian Church. A small reception in the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chace for the
| bridal party and members of the
| family will follow the ceremony. Mr..
Robson and his bride will make their
home in Baltimore following we'd
| ding trip.
| Prince and Princess Alexander
Turin will arrive tonight at the Will
lard from New York. They plan to-
! pass several days here.
The Rev. and Mrs. .Cheetham will
| be at home to their Washington
friends at the rectory, ST. Marys City,
| Md, tomorrow afternoon from 10 .
| o'clock. The rectory is being pro
| fusely decorated with flowers from the
! gardens of the parish. Pouring in the
dining room during the first hour will
be Mrs. Spence Howard of Baltimore
| and Miss Maude Somerville Tomlin of
| Cleveland, sister OF Mrs. cheetham.
The second hour Mrs. Wilson Camp
of Washington and Miss Edith Peck
| ham of the National Red Cross will
pour and the third hour Mrs. Lillburn,
Il former principal of St. Maa'y's Semi
! nary, and Miss Simmons of Washing
| ton. Assisting in the dining room
| will nll
Brilton, Miss Louise Birch, Miss Ruth
| Abel and Miss Constance Etz.
ST. MaryS City is the first settle
| ment of Maryland and is 16 miles be
| yond Leonardtown.
| Mrs. Van Auken Mills has re
! turned to Washington after spending
the Summer at Blue Ridge Summit,
Pa, and is again at the Iowa, where
| she has made her home for many
years. She has now changed to
apartment SO.
The Rev. DR.. George Fiske Dudley,
rector of st. Stephens Episcopal
| Church, and Mrs. Dudley have re-
| turned from Atlantic City. where
they spent the month of August.
They are established in the new rec
tory at 1915 Newton street.
| Mr.. and Mrs John Milton Earnest
of Hyattsville, Md, have issued invi-
tations for the marriage of their
| daughter, Lillian. to Mr.. Herman
| Monroe Wilson. son of Mrs. Stella
| Wilson, Wednesday afternoon, Sep
| tember %. The ceremony will be
performed at 4:30 o'clock in the
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church, the pastor, the Rev. DIR. w.
A. Lambeth, officiating, assisted by
DR.. REGISTER, presiding elder of the
church in Washington, and DR..
Howard G.. Wells. presiding elder of
Baltimore. Mr. r. Deane Shure. or
ganist, will play the wedding music
and Mr.. Edward Sheppe of Staunton
and Mr.. John Knox of A<lahta, Ga,
tenors, will sing solos.
Miss Earnest will be attended by
her sister, Mrs Frank Marcel Ste
phen, as matron of honor. and her
other attendants will include Mrs.
John II. Sadler of Chicago, Mrs. Viii
liam G. kobb of Baltimore, Miss Ell
len Jane Keiser and Miss Beulah
Griffith of Washington, Miss Yarda
Anderson Of Baltimore and Miss Bet
ty Harris of Cheverly, Md. The
brides nieces. little Miss Elaine
Thomas Of Maryland and Dorothy
Smallwood of Staunton, will be flow
er girls, and the ring bearer will be
her nephew, young Frank Marcel
Stephen, jr.
Mr. James Wilson of Mount Airy,
Md, will be best man for his brother.
and the ushers will be Mr. Herbert
Southgate of Norfolk, Mr.. Conrad
Blackwell of Richmond, Mr.. Frank
Marcel Stephen of Hyattsville, Mr..
Nelson Anderson and Mr.. Ivan Small
ley of Washington, and Mr.. Carleton
Wordsworth of Baltimore.
Mr. Wilson and his bride will be at
home after October Is in the Cam
bridge Arms. New Haven, Conn,
where they have taken an apartment
for the Winter, While they each take
a post graduate course at Yale Uni
yersity.
An engagement of interest to