Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-29

xsfisses Sheridan and Mrs O'Connel
have been in New York for the past
week.
Wedding Of Capt. Wagner and
Miss CreQu0 In Bethlehem Chapel.
At high noon at Bethlehem Chapel
washington Cathedral, Miss Dorothy
Kinsey Creque, daughter Of Mrs. Alice
v. Creque and the late George Z
Creque, became the bride of Capt. Her
man 9TH Wagner, u. s. A., son Of Mr.
George H. Wagner of Philadelphia, Pa
The Rev. q. Freeland Peters oficiated
ut the ceremony, which was attended
by the immediate families and a few
close friends. Yellow chrysanthemums
formed the background for the cere-
mony. The bride, who was given In
marriage by her mother, was dressed
In Q gown Of wine-color chiffon velvet,
fashioned on long lines, with hat and
slippers to match and carried bouquet
Of Joanna Hill roses. Miss Viola Vir-
ginia CreQue, siste of the bride. was
maid Of honor, and wore gown of
golden brown chiffon. and carried a
bouquet Of Rust chrysanthemums. The
mother of the bride wore gown Of
black chiffon and lace.
Capt. Walter G. Hamilton of Phila-
delphia acted as the bridegrooms best
man. The bride is q former resident
Of Martinsburg, w. Va, and Is q grad
uate Of st. Joseph's High School of that
city. The bridegroom is a graduate Of
West Point Military Academy, class OF
1918.
The brides going-aw costume was
Of dark brown crepe. After a trip
through the North Capt. Wagner and
his bride will reside In Philadelphia,
where he Is stationed at Frankford
Arsenal.
Mrs. Agnes Twohey Gray entertained
ct luncheon yesterday at the Willard
Hotel. having among her guests Mrs.
Frank Stetson and Mrs. Clyde Cruit.
Mrs. Gray will entertain at q recep-
ton at her home, In Chevy Chase, Md,
tomorrow evening in honor Of Mr..
Charles Fletcher of Philadelphia who is
the house guest of her sister, Mrs. Will
liam G. Keegin. at her home, on
Twenty-seventh street. Mrs. Gray will
entertain at another evening party in
her home Saturday. November 8.
The former Postmaster General, Mr..
Harry s. New, will leave Sunday for
Indianapolis, where he will remain
until after elections. From there he
will go to Turtle Lake for fishing and
hunting. returning to the Capital within
O month.
the trip, but will remain at their home
IN Edgemoor.
Miss Betty Byrne, daughter OF Mrs
Stanley j. Peele of New York, is the
guest Of Mrs. Eldridge Jordon, with
whom she will be for about 10 days.
Miss Byrne has relinquished her stage
career and decided to devote her time
70 the study of art in New York.
Capt and Mrs. Joseph T. Kemp of
Boston, Mass. are passing some time
ct the Carlton.
wellesley Club Ushers for
Benefit Performance Monday.
The complete list Of those assisting
Mrs. Donald r. Roberts, chairman Of
the Ushers' Committee for the Welles-
ley Club benefit, Subway Express"
which will be presented at the Ma
tional Theater Monday evening, No
vember 3. Is: Mrs. Kaoni Maxi, Mrs.
George Meleney, Miss Carol Piper, Miss
Christy Jones, Miss Katharine Bucking-
ham. Mrs. Clinton L. Doggett, Miss
jeanette Bradley, Mrs. John Douglass
Fitch. Miss Muriel Wood. Mrs. John
p. Gregg, Miss Virginia Dare and Miss
Ada Horton.
Mr.. James e. Jones, formerly direc-
tor OF prohibition and now financial ad-
wiser Of youngstown. Ohio and Mrs.
Jones have been making a short visit
in washington, their former home, and
have been at the Willard Hotel. Mr..
and Mrs. Jones have q wide circle Of
friends both in residential and official
circles here, Washington being the girl
hood home Of Mrs. Jones, who was for