The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-07
WEDDING TONIGHT
IN CHURCH or COVENANT

1 AAN MMA0Ae&yAA NNW AI1N I'M
The marriage Of Miss Olive Pres
colt, only daughter Of DIR. @.
Josephine Baird, and Edward VIII.
| liam Digs. Of Clarendon. va. and
Washington, will be solemnized this
levening at o'clock.
The ceremony win be performed
at the Church Of the Covenant With
the Rev. DIR. Charles Wood officiat
ing and will be followed by a re-
cepfion at the Burlington Hotel,
where DIR. Baird makes her home
The wedding Of Miss Eunice Will
bur Brandt daughter Of Mrs. Schuy-
Ter Coe Brandt, and Gordon Phelps
Merriam, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Porter Merriam, Of Lexington.
Mass. is taking place this evening
1t o'clock In the home Of the
BRIDES mother in Chevy Chase.
Mrs. NJ de Glare Berry Ii spend.
ing Easter week in Virginia, visit
ing in Lynchburg, and attending
the wedding in Amherst Of Miss
Lily Hill Harrison. daughter Of
Mrs Beverly Randolph Harrison
and granddaughter OF the late Judge
Taylor Berry, and George Walther
Ewalt, which will take place today.
TO ADDRESS CLUB
ON CONDITIONS IN TURKEY
Mrs. Albert n. Putney, chairman
of the committee on international
Cooperation for the Prevention OF
War, has announced that the last
luncheon under the auspices OF that
committee for this year viii be held
at the club house OF the American
Association Of University Women
on Friday. April Is. at / o'clock
The honor guest and speaker will
be Edgar burlington, who will
speak on Turkey at the Cross
Roads" Mr. burlington was form.
erly assistant solicitor In charge OF
the near eastern legal affairs in
the Department OF State. and later
assistant chief Of the Near Easter n
Division. He was legal advisor TO
the American Delegation at Lau-
same, and was attached to the
American High Commission at Con-
stantinople. so he has much first
hand information upon the subject
OF his address. He is at present
engaged in research work on Mex
lean affairs for Columbia Uni.
versity.
Mrs. Laura A. Bradley. chairman
Of the Forum Luncheon Committee
OF the Women's City Club, an
inounces that Willmott Lewis, Wash
ingt0n correspondent Of the Lon.
don Times will be the honor guest
at the luncheon at the club on Sat
urday, at o'clock. Mr.. Lewis
will speak on European Problems
up to the Minute"
This will be the last Forum
Luncheon to be held at the club
this season. and the last under
the direction of the present COM
mittee. In addition to the names
previously announced. the following
have made reservations for the
luncheon: Mrs. Edward P. Costigan.
Mrs. James Calbreath. Mrs. Albert
N. Putney, Mrs: J. J. Walsh. Mrs.
Samuel Blythe, Mrs. Keabler, Mrs.
M. Becknell. Mrs. Spahnhoofd. Mrs.
Mrs. Caroline stephens, Mrs
Patrick Gallaher. DIR. A. Francis
Foya, Mrs. Benz. Ingram, Mrs. A.
B. Stewart, Mrs. Emile Berliner,
Mrs. Charles McNary. Miss Mae
Smith, Mrs. K. J. Bremen, Mrs.
Bell r.. Bray, Mrs. Leonore Miller
Mrs. Kate Lewis. Mrs. Sedgley
Mrs. A. L, Potts, Mrs. r. J. Hover
ton, Judge Mary OToole, Mrs. +.
X. Saul, Mrs. Alice M1nch and Mrs
Lyman 3. Swormstedt. .
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A benefit card party and dance
will be given this evening at the
City Club under the auspices of
st. Gabriel's Church. The list Of
patrons and patronesses includes:
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. DUNCAN,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis S. DUNCAN,
| Mr.. and Mrs. C.. r, Schroth, Mr..
| and Mrs. Andrew Betz, DR.. and
Mrs. William F.. Greaney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert J. Barrett, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Wilson l.. Baker, Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Farrell, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Warren Taltarull, Mrs.
John H. Rupert, Mr.. and Mrs
Patrick Murphy, Frank Geier's
Sons Company, Mr.. and Mrs. S. K.
| Miller, Mrs. Patrick Kirby. Mrs.
| K. A. Kilerlane, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
leigh HI. Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald E. Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis i. Neubeck,. Mr.. and Mrs.
| (yl,a t.Iac + Cassidy Mr. and Mrs