Evening star., 1928-05-26

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riage to Mr.. Raymond Wire. son OF Mr..
and Mrs Charles Wire of Chevy Chase,
! takes place June Z,
| Miss Anita Herrlck entertained at a
bridge and shower Thursday for the
! bride-eleCt.
Mrs. r. NJ. Blatchford, wife of Brig.
] Gen Blatchford. arrived today at the
Willard from her home in San Fran
cisco. She plans To remain short
! time here,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Meade Lea en-
! tertained at dinner last night at their
| residence for a party of II, their guests
| being asked to say good-bv to Mrs.
| Dore Walten, who is sailing June 5
! for Brussels to spend the Summer She
will be joined about q month later by
! Mr.. Walten.
/ Mr.. Ernest l., Ives first secretary of
! the United States embassy in Constan-
tinople, has arrived in Washington from
| his former home in Norfolk, and is
staying at The Maytiower.
! Miss Anna Smith, daughter OF Senator
and Mrs. Ellison p. Smith, who gradu-
| ated In dramatic art In Washington,
/ this year has gone 10 Cumberland, Md.
| TO assist her classmates Miss Jean
| ArandeS and Miss Alexandra Endslay
| in presenting a series of one-act plays
| and Spanish dances for the benefit of
| charity. They are accompanied by Mr..
| King Smith, and Miss Mckinley.
; Invitations are out for the wedding
! of Mr. John NJ. Newell, son- of Or. and
! Mrs. F. II. Newell OF Washington, and
| Miss Hulda Goeller of Newark N. J, The
| ceremony will take place at the home
! of the bride, "a Wilbur avenue. May 81,
! Mr. Newell graduates from Cornell
/ University in June. 1928. and is now
research assistant at the Boyce Thomp-
/ son Institute for Plant Research. YonE-
I ers, N. Y.
| The Rev. William Henry Pettus and
! Mr.. David Ross Beatti of Boston are
/ guests of Mr.. and Mrs. RowlsItd o.
James, 1860 East Capitol street.
| Mr. Pettus was the guest of MIR. and
! Mrs. William H. Cole. IL Third street
/ southeast, during the past week.
| Mrs. Philander C. Knox. jr., of Wash
/ ington is at the Ambassador. Atlantic
City.
Miss Ruth Jones was the guest o
Mrs. William Laird Dunlop. jr., a.
luncheon yesterday at the Mayflower
Mrs. Hugh Miller of Schenectady,
N Y. is a guest of the Woman's Ma
tional Democratic Club. Mrs. Miller is
well known as Izetta Jewell Miller.
Mrs. Martha II. sonnenberg of Hyatts-
vile. Md, accompanied by her son, Mr..
7. William Sonnenberg, is sailing for
Paris, May %. on the S. S. Suffren.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Kleeblatt and
Miss Bernice Kleeblatt viii be at home
tomorrow evening from 10 IL O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs Emmons Stockwell
Smith. ir.. who have been in Europe
for two months, will sail for this coun-
try on June 2.
Miss Louise Roth has gone to her
Summer home, Granite Lodge, at Rock
port. Mass.
Mrs. William B. Colver has with her
at the Wardman Park Hotel her daugh-
ter, Miss Polly Anne Colver, who has
Just completed her school year at
Goucher College Miss Colyer will 60
next week to Wellesley. Mass, TO attend
the commencement exercises at Pine
Manor School, which she attended as
q student last year.
There viii be a members luncheon
at the Woman's National Democratic
Club, 1925 New Hampshire avenue, on
Monday. May %, at 1880 O'Clock. Sew
eral reservations by members for them
selves and friends have been made
among them Mrs. George NJ. Eckels
Mrs Harry Norris Hickey, Mrs. Frank
Hiram Smell Mrs. Huston Thompson
Mrs. Edward B. Meigs. Mrs. Rose Yates
Forester and Mrs. Carter Keene.
Veterans 10 Hear
OFatorio Monday Night.
Through the courtesy Of the en-
dorsers OF the oratorio. which will be
sung al the washington Auditorium
Monday night by a chorus of $50 voices
and an orchestra Of so pieces. SO vet
eranS from Walter Reed Hospital, and
the same number from the Naval Hos
pital will be the guests of the National
Capital Oratorio Association at the pro-
duction OF Gounod's Redemption.
The endorsers for this musical event
In the capital, the first TO be given by
Washington singers and musicians In
/ several years, are DIR. James 4. Free
man, Bishop Of Washington; Bishop
/ William r. Mcdowell, Monsignor
Thomas, DR. Wallace Radcliffe. Rabbi
Simon, DR.. Jason Noble Pierce, Gen.
Charles p. Summeran. Maj. Gen. Anton
Stephan. Mr. l.. II. Charles, Mr.. VIII
liam J. Deming, Mr.. Edward II. Droop,
Mr.. Hanson z. Ely, lr., Mr.. Isaac Cans
Mr. r. C. Graham, DR. Robert j.
Jones and Mr.. Homer l.. Kit.
Tuesday. the Women's National DEM
ocratic Club will have several tables of
bridge. The bridge games will begin
al II O'Clock. Lunch will be served AZ
| 1890.
Mrs. Bertram chesterman and Mrs.
/ Frank Hiram Smell have the arrange
m1nts in charge.
The recently organized Italy Ameri-
/ can Society Of Washington will hold
! social meetings next Winter on the
last Saturday, Of each month. beginning
! Saturday. November - and lasting
through May. IL Is earnestly hoped
mat ell hostesses viii place these dates
/ on their caisndcrg The object Of the
/ society is 10 foster literary and artistic
| subjects, which will be combined with
social features. The officers are: Hon
0raFy presidents, his eXEellency the
| Italian Ambassador and Eobil Donna
| Martino: president, Dr. David Jayne
| Hlll and vice presidents, Mr. Perry
/ Belmont. Senor giuseppe Cataiani, Dr
/ Thomas H. Green, Mrs Robert Lansing
and Mrs. Henry r. Dimock;, treasurer
| Mf. Robert " Fleming, secretary Mr.
! Charles COlfax Long; chairman Of the
/ executive committee. Mr. Breckenridge
| Long, and Mrs. Irwin Laughlin and Col
( Arthur O'Brien. members