Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-18
SOCIETY
CONTINUED Y'rom Thlrd Pace. )

kleson, accompanied by Mrs. Mikkleson,
sang, and Miss Alice Olsen, accom-
panied by Mrs. H. e. Metcalfe. played
Q violin solo. Mrs. Eunice Graham at
the organ played several selections.
The church was decorated with chrysan-
themums. ferns and palms and lighted
with candles. :sc~
The bride wore a gown of white chif-
fon with a long veil of tulle with lace
cap, held In place with wreath of
orange blossoms. She carried white
roses. The matron of honor, Mrs.
Curtis Quackenbush, wore q blue satin
gown and carried pink roses.
Mr.. Curtis Quackenbush was the best
man and the alshers were Mr.. William
Dickson, MI. Paul Douglas, Mr.. Clayton
Forshee and Mr.. Frank Marsh. The
flower girl, who wore a dainty gown of
pale green, was little Barbara Jeanne
Mikkleson. 81
The parents of the bride gave a re-
ception for about 20 relatives and guests
3 IN the new home OF the bride and
bridegroom, at 904 Davis avenue, where
they viii be at home after their return
from q motor trip through Virginia.
The out-of-town gueStS were DR.. and
Mrs. E. P. Hawkins of Montrose MINI. !;
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Willett and Mr.. and
Mrs. M. M. MACPHERSON of Maplewood,
N. j., and Mrs. l.. z. Masker and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Masker and children
Of Philipsburg, Pa.
Mrs. Willett is a graduate nurse from
the washington Sanitarium Training
School class of 1890 Mr.. willett, who
is q graduate of the Washington Mis-
eionary College, is in charge of the
Potomac Conference Book and Bible
House, located in Takoma Park.
II ~ $HA Iya 81. fv,r ~,
EAlumni Chapter of, the Chi Omega
Fraternity win be hostesses at a sub
iscription bridge party in the active
chapter rooms, at 2020 @ street north
west, this evening at 8 O'Clock. Miss
Helen A. Lupton is chairman. Other
members Of the committee in charge of
the arrangements include Miss Martha
Sims and Miss Genevieve Thomas.
Mr.. Maurice Colbourne of the Theater
Guild, who is spending the week in
Washington, was the guest Of honor and
speaker at the weekly forum luncheon
given yesterday by the Woman's Nation
al Democratic Club. He spoke on 1.-THE
Real Bernard Shaw" Among those
who were at the speakers table were
Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall, Mrs. Frank
West, Mrs. Reeve Lewis, Mrs. j. Harry
.Covington and Mrs. Anne Archbold.
Mrs. M. de Claire Berry entertained
Mrs. David w. Taylor.
/ The annual Kiwanis ladies' night
sdtnner-dance. given by Mr.. James B.
Edmunds, president; Mr.. Merritt o.
Chance and Mr.. Eugene r. Woodson,
vice presidents Mr.. Radford Moses, dis
trict trustee, and Mr.. George H. Wins
low, secretary, and the members of the
club for their wives, mothers and sweet
hearts, was given to the more than 100
Kiwanians and their guests In the May
flower Hotel last night
Among those from out of town were
Mr.. Jesse H. Binford Richmond, gov
ernor of the Capital Kiwanis district;
Mr.. Robert G. Carter, president Of the
Alexandria Kiwanis Club, and Mrs.
Carter; DR.. and Mrs. Roy Case Of Alex
andria, MFR. William G. Green, st. Paul,
MINI; Mr.. Robert A. Hutchinson, presi-
dent of the Manassas Club and lieuten-
ant governor-elect of the first division,
Capital district, and Mrs. Hutchinson,
and Mrs. May Roland Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. James H. Mackey Of TIT Var
mum street northwest, assisted by her
daughter. Mrs. o. Stanley Titus, jr.,
entertained the Calvary group Of man.
ayers of the Methodist Home at lunch
con Wednesday, November IL. The
decorations were Of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. end Autumn leaves. Mrs. T. B.
Hyns0N, whose birthday anniversary fell
on this date, was given q birthday cake
with yellow candles. An original poem,
dedicated to the hostess and her guests,
was read by Mrs. H. L. Amiss. A bust
ness meeting after luncheon resulted in
completing plans for the forty-flrst
donation day at the Methodist Home
November 81, and electing officers
and committees for next years work
Mrs. Mackey was again unanimous
~ elected president Of Calvary's
group. Those present were Mrs. Mark
Depp, Mrs. Robert H. Parker. Mrs.
Edward M. Hall, Mrs. @. Frank Day.
Mrs. Sterling J. Gardner, Mrs. j. e.
Leyerton, Mrs. Richard 8. Wolfe, Mrs.
8. E. Henry, Mrs. w. r. Wheat, Mrs.
9. @. Curtis, Mrs. K. M. Keys, Mrs. r.
z. Waring, Mrs. j. r. Miller, Mrs. J. j.
Hurley, Mrs. II. w. Barber, Mrs Ralph
NJ. Wolfe, Miss Helen Hartman, Mrs.
II. w. Kitznniller, Mrs. z. r. Earel and
AGrs. Charles z. Swihart.
The presentation Of silver vases to
outgoing officers and q program of
vaudeville were. high lights in the
$wenty-first annual banquet and dance
Of the Theta Alpha Chi Sorority held
1ast evening in the palm court of the
new Shoreham Hotel. -,
Miss Maxine Snavely, grand regent,
welcomed the sorority members while
Miss Elizabeth Metcalf acted as mis-
fress Of ceremonies. Outgoing officers
presented with the silver vases were
Miss Mildred Brashears, past grand
vegent; Miss Fern Keith, past president
Of Alpha; Miss Myrtle Bangs, past
president Of Alpha; Mss Doris Living
ston, past president of Gamma for
the first semester; Miss Louise Fenton,
past president Of Gamma for the sec
ond semester, and Miss Louise Emo, past
president Of Delta. The presentations
were made by Miss Snavely, president
Of Alpha; Miss Ada Alexander, president
of Beta; Miss Cornelia Woodward,
president of Gamma; Miss Josephine
Rankin, president Of Delta, and Miss
Jayne Adams. president of Epsilon.
The program Of entertainment was
presented by sorority members including
Miss Sue Crump, Miss Alice Gray, Miss
Ada Alexander, Miss Sue Jemison, Miss
Sara Bergling and Miss Muriel Craven.
Miss Doris Livingston was at the plano.
The pledges for the sorority also con-
tributed amusing vaudeville bits and
was followed by dancing from 10 TO
m,cl0ct