Evening star., 1928-12-31

TINE CilIel JuSJlCe anu MIS-. 4dA
will receive tomorrow Afternoon
from 4 to $50 o'clock in thei
4 home. 2215 Wyoming avenue
! Mrs. Taft will be assisted by tn
wives of the associate justices of th
Supreme Court.
The Ambassador of Mexico ant
| Sonora de Tellez will be the guests il
whose honor Maj. and Mrs. Parker w
West will entertain at dinner Jan
uary %.
The Ambassador of Germany ant
Frau Won Prittwitz und Gaffron will b'
| the guests in whose honor Representa-
! tive and Mrs. Sol Bloom will entertain
at dinner Tuesday evening, January 10
The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs
| William Fairfield Whiting will return tt
| Washington this afternoon from then
home at Holyoke, Mass, and will have
| with them their daughter, Mrs. Mel
Chaplin of Springfield, Mass.
The Minister of Bolivia, Senor Dor
Eduardo DieZ de Medina, and Sonora de
Medina will entertain large company
at the New Year eve dance at the CluE
Chantecler tonight.
Former Senator and Mrs. Dial
Present Miss Dial to Society.
Former Senator and Mrs. Nathaniel
D. Dial will present their daughter, Miss
Dorothy Dial, to their friends at tea
dance at the Congressional Club, 2OOl
New Hampshire avenue, this afternoon
from 4:30 to o'clock.
The clubhouse is effectively deco
rated with garlandS of cedar and palm
and the table centerpiece is of white
roses and maidenhair fern. The buo
will receive with her mother, standing
before a screen of palms festooned with
flowers sent to her. Mrs. Dial Will be
in a gown of violet-colOr satin enbrold-
cred with rhineStoneS, and the debutante
will wear period gown OF white Satln
the bodice closely fitted and the skirt
made of tiny ruff1es put on in points
and shorter in the front than in the
back. She will carry an old-fashloneo
bouquet of sweetheart roses and lilies
of the valley.
Assisting Mrs. Dial will be Nine. SEE
wife of the Minister of China; Mrs
Morris Sheppard, Mrs. William H. King
Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes, Mrs. Porter
H. Dale, Mrs. Robert A. Cooper, Mr.
Arthur Macarthur, Mrs. Macpherson
Crichton, Mrs. OwSley Stanley, Mr.. Roy
L. Newhauser, Mrs. Robert M. Gates
Mrs. Julian Jacquelin Mason and Mrs
Thomas w. Page. With the bud Will
be Miss Marian Jardine, debutante
daughter of the Secretary of Agriculture
and Mrs. Jardine; Miss Elizabeth Cooper
daughter of former Governor of South
Carolina and Mrs. r. A. Cooper; Miss
Susan Guignard of Columbia, S. c.;
Miss Marjorie Berle of Boston, Miss
Celeste Page, Miss Elizabeth Dunlop
Miss Margaret Pilson, Miss Francis Wall
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, Miss Anna
Brock, Miss Elizabeth Brawner, Miss
Laa Harrison Lynn and Miss Florence
Beale.
Senator Clarence C. Dill, who is pass
ing few days in New York, is stay
ing at Hotel Astor.
A wedding of more than usual in
terest will take place at o'clock today
in st. Thomas Church, when Miss
Frances Monroe Hopkins, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nevil Monroe Hopkins
becomes the bride of Mr.. Horace Whit
tier Peaslee of Washington, son of Mr.
John N. Peaslee of st. Paul, MINI.
formerly of New York. The ceremon!
will be performed by the Rev. DR.. c
d11A Will NC 4OAAOWC0 ~
a small reception for the wedding part,
and families at the home of the bride!
parents. 1912 K street.
The church has an effective arrange.
ment of lilies and palms and a pro-
gram of nuptial music will be giver
as the guests are assembling.
The bride will be escorted to the al
tar by her father, who will give her IL
marriage. Her wedding gown is fash
ioned of rich white satin, with fit
ted bodice with long sleeves finished
in points over the wrists. A bertha O
rare old lace, which belonged to thu
brides great grandmother, falls quitt
long at the back and the full circular
skirt is long on the sides. Her tull
veil will be worn with coronet o
lace and she will carry shower bou
quet of gardeniaS and lilies of tn
valley.
Mrs. John Gregory Hope of st. James
Long Island, will be matron of homo
for her sister, and the other attendant
| include Mrs. P. Landon Banfield, Mis-
Mary HELEN, Miss Nancy Hopkins, Mis-
Virginia Thompson. Miss Geraldin
House and Miss Dorothea Richards
| They will wear frocks of chiffon velve
| fashioned with jackets with lon
sleeves and laced at the front and tn
full skirts are pointed at the hemlines
Miss Richards, Mrs. Hope and Mis-
Geraldine House will be in violet vel
vet and the other attendants in del
phinium blue velvet.
They will wear gray felt hats ant
carry arm bouquets of vari-colore'
sweetpeas.
Mr.. Delton Marthinson will be tn
| best man and the ushers selected ar
Mr.. Charles w. Eliot, I'd; Mr.. Pierr
Gaillard, Mr.. Carl Nose of Washington
Mr.. Herbert James Hughes OF Brook
landville, Md; Mr.. A. N. Lockwood o
Sparta, N. j., and Mr.. John LOCKWOOD
of New York.
Mrs. Hopkins, mother of the bride
will be in a gown of dark green chif
fon velvet.
/ Following the ceremony Mr.. Peasle
and his bride will leave for Weddinj
trip, Mrs. Peaslee wearing beige frock
with hat to correspond and an oliv
green wrap with a beige fox fur neck
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