Evening star., 1927-11-21
SOCIETY
Continued from Fourteenth Pagel
Colonial Danes at o'clock this
afternoon and tea will be served later.

Colonial Danes At o'clock this
afternoon and tea will be served later,
The United States Ambassador to
France. Mr.. Myron 7. Herrick, was the
guest in whose honor Mr.. Thomas
Carlton Henry Of Philadelphia enter
tanned at dinner last evening at the
Homestead, Hot Springs. Va. Others
in the company were Mr.. and Mrs.
parmely Herrick, son and daughter
in.law Of the Ambassador: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. DreXel Paul and Mrs. Alex.
ander Williams Biddle.
Gov. Ralph Q. Brewster Of Maine
has arrived at the Carlton and VIII
remain for several days.
Miss Elizabeth Hawthorne will so
to huntsville. Ala, To attend MISS
Marguerite Cartwright. only dauGh =
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Cartwright
at her marriage to Miss Hawthorne $
brother, Mr. Hugh X. hawthorne
Tuesday evening. November %. The
ceremony will be performed IN the
home of the brides parents in hunts
Vile. the Rev DR.. James w. CaldWetl
officiating, and will be followed by
a receDtion. Mrs Robert T.. Lemon
of Baltimore and Mrs. w. :. Mimms
of Huntsville Will also attend the
bride, and the best man will be MI.
Samuel t., Grant of Bristol, Va, uncle
of the bridegroom. -,
Mr.. Hawthorne and his bride Will
make their home at - GramefcE
Park North, in New York.
Mr.. Louis s. Dergans entertained at
a smoker and buffet supper Saturday
evening at his studio, 1919 l street
northwest. for the members OF the
Landscape Club in honor OF Mr.
Lucien w Powell. The other guests
were Mr.. Richard 5. Meryman. MI. ;.
Burtis Baker. Mr.. Eugen Weisz, MI
A. II. Q. Role. Mr. Roy c. Clark, Mr.
Robert +. Cornett, Mr.. Minor =
Jameson. Mr.. Garnet w. JeN. Mr..
Wynne johnson. Mr. William L.
Maclean, NIr. Richard ID. Mitchell,
Mr.. Benson b. Moore. MIR. Louis K.
Moss. Mr.. \. j. SChram, Mr.. Frames
S. Watts. Mr.. Clinton Ward. Mr.. Johh
u. Perkins and Mr.. Harry y.
Weigandt.
A charmincly arranged wedding took
place in the oak room of the Hotel
Raleigh Saturday at ) o'clock, when
Miss Lucille Collins became the bride
of Mr.. Clifford w. Dorman OF Cleve-
land. Ohio. Among the out-oftoWn
guests were Mrs. +. w. Dorman. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. A. Tomplins. Mrs. G. l..
Dunn, all of Cleveland; Mr., \. l..
knudstad of St. Louis and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Dean of Chicago.
The bride was attended by Mrs. l.. q.
Sizer: the best man was Mr.. Marvin
Tompkins. Miss Louise Beitzell sang
before the ceremony.
Invitations have been issued by
the Pan State Society for reception
and ball Saturday evening, December
3. at 9 o'clock, in the Willard Hotel.
Nine. HuddTreloar will spend the
Thanksgiving week end with her sis.
ter.in-law, Mrs. Julia Hudd-Dillon of
the Patent Office. Nine. Treloar is the
daughter of William Madison Rasdall,
a relative of President Madison. She
has been touring the continent with
her husband for the past three
months, remaining over in Paris for
two months after his departure for
professional research. She will leave
for her home, in Chicago, about
November IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stewart kimball
gave a children's party Monday eve
ming. November Il, in their home, at
5007 Seventh place northwest for
their young daughter, Mary Lorraine,
in celebration of her fourth birthday
anniversary. The guests were Bah
bette Schauser, Adele Clark. Anna