Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-06
SOCIETY
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Holt, mother of the bride, was in gray
crepe.
Following the ceremony a reception
vas held in the home Of the bride
groom's parents, at 32l7 Brothers place
southeast. after which Mr. Mcdonald
ard his bride left for a wedding trip
Mrs. Mcdonald wearing blue canton
crepe gown with hat to correspond.
They will make their home at l446 r.
wing street.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr., and Mrs. r. S. Mcdonald Of Rich
nnond and Mrs. George Denman of New
York.
Mr. and Mrs James ]. Lawlor. the
latter formerly Miss Lucille King. have
returned from Bermuda and are at
home, the Riverside Apartment.
Mr.. and MIS-. II. J. Hartman and
daughter. Miss Lottie Hartman. of
Grand Rarsts. Mich, are passing few
Gays at the Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. sydney G. Gest OF
Merton. Pa. have taken sssidential
s,.ite nj the Wardnan Park hotel, to
remain until the early Summer.
Mrs. Gilbert TIickcox of Milwaukee
has arrived at the Carlton for a week.
She is accompanied by her daughter.
Miss Mary HickCoN. and Miss F. Whit
comb. also Of Milwaukee. Mrs. HickcoX
and her party will spend week IN
New York before returning TO their
homes.
Mrs ]. Eugene Curtis entertained at
a luncheon Saturday, in her home at
500 Harvard street. in honor OF her
sister. Mrs George 3. Sheetz OF Rich-
rlonG. Ia. Other guests were Mrs.
Alfred Wilkinson. Mrs. washington b.
Williams. Mrs. Elrick GAYLE. Mrs. VIII
liam Coils. Mrs, Richard Holmes, Mrs:
Norman Boss. Mrs Phillip Garnett and
Mrs. Marion Garnett.
Miss May c. Hern,es of London, Eng
land. is making an extended stay al the
Grace Dodge Hotel.
Mrs. H. L. McClaren Of Charlotte,
n. c.. who IS at the Willard Tor snort
time. entertained at dinner there last
everIng.
Mrs. F. W. Power Of Baltimore has
taken a residential suite al the ward
man Park Hotel for months stay.
Miss Mary Virginia Crothers has
taken an apartment at the Grace Oooge
Hotel.
The American Association Of Uni
verSitv Women Will have as It's guest
tomorrow Gov. Wallace f. Harrington
Of Hawaii. who will speak on HAWAII.
He is here in consultation with Sec
retary Work. Gov. harrington has eX-
tended the hospitality Of the islands to
thousands of American travellers as wei
1, - Fr1f
countries The address will be given
as one Of the fortnightly lectures to-
morrow afternoon at 4:45 o'clock, in
the clubhouse, al 1884 I street.
A reception vii! be held by the Co
lumbar Women OF George Washing
ton University this evening at o'clock
IN Corcoran Hall. in honor OF Repre-
sentative Fred A. Britten. Mrs. Harvey
". Wiley: president. VIII nave receiv-
3rg with her the officers OF the organl-
cation. Mrs. D c. Chace, Miss Julia
Macmillan. Miss Harriet E. Garrells.
Mrs Charles s Collier. Miss Rhoda
Watkins and Miss Bertha Wolfe. Miss
Elizabeth Peet and Mrs. Henry Grattan
DOYLE will preside at the punch bowl.
Members Of the Columbian Women
are invited 10 bring guests 70 the recep-
ton and 10 hear Representative Brit
ten s talk on - ne American navy ana
.ts Relation to World Peace" which will
follow.
A meeting Was held yesterday OF the
committee on decorations for the Mi
Carer1e country dance which is to be
given Thursday. March IS. at the
Eayfowe- Hotel for the benefit OF
Monticello. L vas decided 10 stage
flower market n one corner OF the
ballroom as one OF the features Of the
ball Mrs Minnigerode Andrews is
chairman Of this committee and also o.
the market" committee. Assisting her
c.. the latter committee are Mrs. John
Walker Hoicombe. Mrs. William Laird
Dunlop. Mrs. Albert n. Baggs, Mrs.
Howard L. Hodgkins. Mrs. George Tully
Vaughan. Mrs. jefferson Randolph