Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-17
2aSOCIETY
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@sNalS. Armistead Selden Lippett, to Mr.
Frazier CUTLERY, Saturday. June /
Mr.. CUTLERY is the son of Mrs. Upton
n X CUTLERY of Marion. Ohio. Owing 70
The illness of the brides mother. no
cards were issued.
II Miss Mary Alexander. who is q
charming newcomer to Washington and
Should prove a delightful addition to
musical as we'll as social circles. Will
make her professional debut here to-
morrow night in a joint recital with
Senior Gonzalo de Arrange of Cuba at
the Washington Club.
The event is being sponsored by a
group of young ladies of the diplomatic
circles, including Senorita Maria Luisa
tGrisanti and Senorita Ana Teresa Girl
.Eanti of Venezuela, Senorita Rosa Padilla
OF Spain. Princess Antoinette de Ligne
az Belgium Mile. Jeanne Cretziano of
Rumania. Senorita Marie Diez de Me-
dina of Bolivia, Senoritas Mirielle and
Adele Varela of Uruguay and Senorita
Elodia Martin Rivero of Cuba.
Miss Alexander recently came here
from France. where she has been study
ing under the famous pianist, Alfred
Cortot.
Miss Frances Lenox Martin of Norfolk
arrived yesterday TO visit Miss L. Shirley
Gibbs. and later she will visit Mrs.
Elizabeth Woodside. Hiss Martin Is a
stndent at Smith College.
The Rev Edward Gabler and his
mother, Mrs. Julianna Gabler, and Mrs.
Frederick K. Sparrow of East Capitol
street have left on a motor trip to An
nandaie-on- Hudson TO attend the grad
uation exercises at ST. Stephens Col
lege. Columbia University. The Rev.
Gabler will preside at corporate COM
munion and will also be one of the
speakers at the alumni banquet of
which he is president.
The feature of the evening at the Arts
Club on Tuesday will be the reading of
'Original Stories Ground Out by the
Mill the work of the short story
writers of the club, under the direction
of Mr. James True. Capt. and Mrs
Henry Hayes will be the hosts.
The marriage of Miss Chrystal Eva
Pool to Mr.. Jack I. Turner took place
Friday afternoon in the junior pastors
study of the Calvary Baptist Church.
the Rev DR.. Homer Councillor of that
church officiating at 5 o'clock in the
presence of members of the two fami-
lies.
The bride wore an ensemble of navy
blue georgette, with blouse of eggshell
color geOrgette, ana clOSe-ntt1ng navy
blue straw hat. She carried bouquet
Of pink rosebuds.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Turner started for a motor
trip and on their return will make their
home in Washington.
Charming in its simplicity was the
wedding Saturday of Miss Virginia
Alcorn Hergesheimer, daughter of Mr..
George Hergesheimer, to Mr.. Clifton
Bryan White. son of Mr.. and Mrs Cliff
ton A. White, the ceremony taking
place at ais o'clock, in the Church of
the Pilgrims. The Rev. DR.. Andrew
Bird off1ciated, the wedding being the
first to take place In the edifice Of
which Mr.. White, the bridgerooms
father, was architect.
The altar was banked with Easter
hlies and palms, and as the guests were
assembling Mr.. Johnson organist, gave
an impressive program of nuptial selec-
tons, and before the ceremony Miss
Culbertson. soprano, sang a solo.
The bride wore a becoming gown of
cream lace. trimmed at the side with