Evening star., 1926-04-07

Austin Levi Beavers of Manassas. Va,
son of Mr.. Levi Beavers. took place
at II O'Clock Monday morning IN the
residence of the Rev. w. Nj. Floff.
mann. pastor of Waugh Methodist
Church. Miss Cecilia Beavers. sister
of the bridegroom. was present at the
ceremony. Mr.. Beavers and his
bride are guests of his sister for sew
eral days before going to their home
at Culpepper, Va
Mr. and Mrs Isaac b. Nordlnger
ANNOUNCE the marriage of the latter :
4 sister. Miss Amelia Stern, to Mr.
Max Goodman, Wedne sday. April Z
at ! o'clock, in the home of the Rev
DIR. Abram Simon.
Mrs. Sherman Miles. wife of Mai
Miles. u. S. A.. entertained at tea
yesterday afternoon in the garden OF
the Mayfiower for her daughter. Miss
Nanita Y. Miles. her guests being
Miss Carol Henderson. Miss Priscilla
Totten. Miss E,lvira Johnson. Miss
Elizabeth Mitchell Mr.. Rushmore
Patterson. Mr.. William Mitchell, Mr..
Enoch Totten and Mr.. Damon Cum
mingS.
Mrs. NJ de CI.re NJ. Berry is spend
ing Easter week in Virginia visiting
I old family friends in Lynchburg and
attending the wedding from tn. old
! Berry homestead in Amherst of Miss
| Lily Hill Harrison. daughter of Mrs.
! Beverly Randolph Harrison. nee
! Berry and granddauGh Of the
! late Judge Taylor Berry. to Mr..
| George Walther Ewalt. which is tax.
ing place today.
Mr. and Mrs. George DE La Bara
formerly of New York. who have
| taken an apartment al the Willard.
were hosts AT dinner last night AT
that hotel.
Mrs. Clara f. Dodds. formerly Of
the State of Washington, entertained
at beautifully appointed luncheon
in the red room at the Cairo Hotel
Monday. The color scheme was pink
and green, with sweet peas used for
decoration The guests were Mrs
Summers, Mrs. Humphrey. Mrs.
Johnson. Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Jones,
Mrs. Hadley and Mrs. Hill. all from
the State Of Washington. also Mrs.
Luta Hendricks and Miss Genevicve
Hendricks of this city. Mrs Ida
Williams of Toledo. Ohio. and Mrs.
Joyce Webster of Buffalo. n. Y.
Mrs. Wood and Miss Marjorie. wife
and daughter of Col. w. w. Wood.
L. s. A.. are spending the Spring
months in Washington and are liv-
ing at the Cairo Hotel
Mr.. Frederick T. F. Dumont. consul
general of the United States at Frank
fort on Main. Germany and Mrs.
Dumont are at the Willard. where
they plan to remain about week Mr.
Dumont is now on leave in this coun.
try and with Mrs. Dumont has been
spending much of his time at his
former home at Lanca aster, Pa
Miss Hilda Diller entertained at
cards last night a party Of friends
at her home on Michigan avenue.
Mrs. Joseph H. Wheat and Mrs
of Miss Mary w. Durham at Raus-
cher's today.
Mrs. William L. Darby, chairman
of the local branch of the National
Womans Committee for Law En-
forcement. meeting here in conven-
tion Sunday, will be assisted in en-
terta lining the visiting women by her
vice chairmen. including Mrs. Will
liam Mcdowell. Mrs. J. w. Frizzell,
Mrs. w. f. Chamberlain. Mrs,
George Kicker. Mrs. Emma Sanford
shelton. Mrs. T. f. Brown. Mrs,
liarvev s. Irwin. Mrs. Frank c.. Will
kins and Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe.
Committee chairmen arranging the
details of the convention and enter
tainment of the visitors are Mrs. Wal.
lace Radcliffe. reception: Mrs. !. r.
Howerston. hotels; Mrs. r. +. Edg-
incton. luncheons: Mrs. w. NJ. Ter
reil. registration: Mrs. w. +. Cham
berlain. patronesses: Mrs. j. w.
trizZell pages and ushers; Mrs. Ilar-
ry -. Hull. places of meeting: Mrs.
James +. Montgomery. music: Mrs.
Eugene Pitcher. automobiles: Mrs. 6.
q. Goodpasture. photographs; Mrs.
L. {. Dinwiddie, information; Mrs.
Irving ketchum. publicity: Mrs.
Charles w Richardson, decora tions:
Mrs. Hugh Smith. literature. and
Mrs. James E. Gripp. pages for COM
mitteeS.
Many prominent in local L. D. c.
and social circles have taken tables
for the benefit card party to be given
by Beauregard Chapter, No. 1902.
L. D. c.. at the Confederate Memorial
Home. on Vermont avenue northwest,
Friday evening, at $50 O'Clock. Mrs.
Samuel Burleigh Milton. president,
and Mrs. Robert kelton Williams.
vice president. of the chapter, report
gratifying success in sales of tickets
for tables. which will go toward the
fund for sending old veterans to the
forthcoming national convention, to be
held at Birmingham, Ala. Merchants
have contributed prizes for each table.
A general invitation is extended the
public.
That the Washington Symphony
concert on the afternoon Of April 90
al Polls is meeting with enthusiasm
in all bra nches of society is evidenced
bv the reservations for seats which
are coming in. Miss Jessie Dell. y. :.
civil Service commissioner. has re-
n I Ill