Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-17
SOCIETY
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wife of the corporation counsel of the
District. will preside at the tea table.
Nine. Jan papanek. wife Of the at
tache of the CzechoSlovakian legation,
has issued cards for an at nome TINS
afternoon from TO O'Clock, at ner
residence, 3o59 Porter street.
Count Berlanga de Duero. who has
tust been appointed attache OF the
Spanish embassy. has arrived IN WASH
ing;on and has taken suite al the
wardman Park Hotel.
Miss prentiss left Washington yester-
day for Florida. where she will spend
several weeks. dividing her time between
Miami. Palm Beach and other fashion,
able resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Duncan Nc
Kenney announce the marriage of
their daughter Virginia to Lieut..
Conidr Arthur Wallace Dunn. U. S. n.
son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
". Dunn of Washington. Thursday,
February Is The ceremony was per-
formed at 6 o'clock in the home of the
brides parents on New Hampshire ave-
nue.. the Rev c. Ernest Smith, rector
Of ST Thomas Church, officiating. in
the presence Of only the members OF
the family and few intimate friends.
A seated supper was served after the
ceremony ana string orchestra played
during the ceremony and the supper.
Mrs. Blaine Mallan was matron OF
honor for her sister and Lieut.. Comdr.
Paulus Prince Powell. L. S. N. was
best man Mr. Blaine Mallan and
Mr. Hall McKenney were the ushers,
The bride, who was given IN mar
riase by her father. wore a gown OF
cream and gold hrocade with side
panels forming trains. She wore long
lace veil end carried prayer book:
Mrs Mallan was in a chanel gown OF
black lace with shoulder bouquet OF
garden!as.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs Dunn left for
New Orleans later in the evening. the
bride travelling in a pearl gray dress
with a hat to match and black cloth
coat trimmed with gray Persian lamp
Comdr. Dunn is flag lieutenant on the
staff Of the commander-in-chief OF
the q. S. Fleet, on the Texas.
Mrs. Clarence Williams. wife of Rear
Admiral Williams. retired. entertained
at a beautifully appointed luncheon yes
terdav. when her guests were Mrs.
Thomas S. Butler. Mrs. NJ. S. P. Husc.
Mrs. Arthur Willard. Mrs. George
Clark. Mrs G. S. Williams. Mrs. Charles
Edward Riggs. Mrs. Enos Newman,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mof!ett, Mrs. John H. Iden,
Mrs A z. Showers. Mrs. W: S. Buei:
Mrs Alfred Zimmerman and Mrs. Paul
Reed.
The chief of staff and Mrs. Charles P
summerall entertained at luncheon to-
day. when their guests were the Ambas-
saoor of Spain and Sonora de Padi!la.
the Ambassador Of Chile. Senior Davna:
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Presley NJ.
Rixey, Mai. Gen. and Mrs. George S
Gibbs and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Thomp-
son Seton
Mrs. T-uxtun Beale has gone to New
York. where she is the guest Of Gen.
and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt
Judge and Mrs. c. c. McChord will
entertain a small company at dinner
th,. evening at the willard in compli-
naent to their house guests, Mrs. RUFUS
Dav of Cleveland and Mrs. Ralph ID
Hills Of Northampton. The party VIII
later attend the dance at the Marine
Barracks
Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun
has postponed her trip to Florida and !
vii leave the middle of next week by
Rotor accompanied b. her daughter
MIS- Drury.
Mr. G. Rowland Chase. Sd. the chair .
r,an of the floor committee for the an
RIA ban 10 be given a. the willard ,
OF Monday. February 20, for the beneff
Of the Episcopal Home for Children. |
announces as members Of his committee /
Lr. Charles j. Bell, MFR William Bowie !
Clark Mr william Phelps Emo. Mr. |
william K Ellis jr.; Mr. G. c. Glover, /
ir Asr E. A Hartman. Comdr /
Theodore Jewell, Col. ]. Miller Kenyon !
Mr. George T. Marye. DR. Robert c
RansdeIi Mr. Landra B. Plat.. Mr.. Ogie
p Singleton. Mr. Manning Stead. Dir
Ccrcoran Thorn. Mr. BENJAMIN w
Richard II. Wilmer.
fsr Charles j Bell is also treasurer
for the ball committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. glodeett Priest OF ST.
Louis are now IN Washington and are
gusts e: the May1ower. Mrs. Priest
is TIE daughter of the former commits
sion1r Of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission and Mrs Frederick Irving Cox.
Maj. and Mrs william L. Browning
viii have as their guests al dinner this
evening. IN the presidential dining room
OF the Mayiiower Mr. and Mrs. Fran:
J. Hogan. Mrs. Eugene Boardman OF
IA IyYre, Conn. and Mrs. Samuel A.
Lattren,
Judge ard Mrs Clarence Goodwin o.
Chicago have arrived at the Carlton for
q ssay OF about geek.
Former United States Ambassador 10
France Ey. Hugh Campbell Wallace
vii return tocsy from Palm Beach,
y here he has oeen lo. short stay
Connor. jewell will entertain small