Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-22
SOCIETY
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llIendrickson has lived in Washington
Hor several years. Mr.. Plassnig is a
lEraduate of the University of Maryland
land is resident surgeon at South Bal
timore General Hospital.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Cameron
Arnold Of Oknok, West ISlip. l.. l.. and
the New Weston. New York have an
lArnold's daughter, Miss Patricia Isa-
belle Power, to Mr., NJ. Marshall Mar
Iston of Washington, son of the late
MRS. Denwood S. White.
| Miss Power. whose father was the
1ate John Anthony Power Of New York,
lbs graduate of Miss Spcnce's School
and has travelled extensively both in
this country and abroad. Mr.. MarSton
ATTENDED the Naval Academy and was
in the service during the World War.
After that he resigned and engaged in
business in washington, where he is
well known socially.
The wedding date has not been set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Girton an
hounce the marriage of their daughter
iEyeiyn May 10 Mr.. Howard Fordney
.Ripleyon yesterday. The ceremony
was performed at the Shrine of the
Sacred Heart by the Rev. Father Cum
bingham. Only the immediate families
sNere present. The bride was attended
by her sister. Mrs, John Burke. Mr..
RUrSe acting as best man. Immediately
yafter the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Ripley
feft for Palm Beach. Fla.
Mrs. John Walker. chairman. and the
htfer members of the White Cross Cir
Gle Of the Takoma Park Baptist Mission
Society were entertained by Mrs. Walter
A1rey at her home on the occasion OF
the!r February meeting.
The supplies prepared by the circle
Sn this occasion were for use in mission
Schools in China Decorations of the
NATIVE foods Of that country were part
OF the menu for the luncheon.
Mrs. Frank Browne Of the Calvary
Baptist Church. who is White Cross di-
fertor for the District of Columbia, was
present and addressed the circle. She
exhibited sample supplies made up by
the various White Cross groups
Those present in addition to Mrs.
Browne and Mrs. Walker. were Mrs.
William E. La Rue. wife of the pastor
Cf the Takoma Park Baptist Church,
end Mrs. Adams and others.
Mrs. Abby Sutherland Brown of
Ogonty School near Philadelphia. who
has been spending the week in Wash
angton. will return today to the school.
Her brother. Mr.. Dan Sutherland, the
delegate from Alaska in Congress. and
Mrs. Sutherland entertained at dinner
Sunday in her honor at the Grace
Dodge Hotel. Among the guests were
Mrs Maude Curry. also of the school
staff. and five OF the pupils; also Miss
~ Sri, r%c ~ rs&
Mrs. A. j. Lowry is visiting her SON.
tr-law and daughter. Maj. and Mrs
Earl L. Herring. who are giving lunch
con IN her honor at their quarters at
Walter Reed Hospital on Friday next.
Mrs. c. II. Burden and her infant
eon. Blaine Hamilton Burden, of 2ll5
7 street northwest have returned from
o months stay with friends at Jack
sony7lle. Fla.
Capt D. r Evans. U. S. n. and Mrs.
Evans are at the Carlton for several
days while visiting friends In the Capt.
tai. Capt. Evans is stationed at the
navy yard, Brooklyn.
Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher viii speak
n Philadelphia February % at the
Philomusian Club in connection with
the film Thirty Years in Motion Pica
lures" which was shown in Washing
ton at the Carlton Hotel. under the
auspices OF the League Of American
Per Women.
Mrs. Locher will attend the Philadel-
phia So-optiu1ist Club luncheon Febru-
AIRY 2e.
Former Senator Richard P. Ernst Of
Kentucky arrived fndav at tho VII
lard from Cincinnati, where he has
been for several DAYS.
Mrs. Eltnor Glyn has returned to her
apartment at the Carlton after spending
several weeks in New York.