Evening star., 1931-06-18
SOCIETY
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Ron, Del; Mrs. w. r. okie of Berwyn
Pa; Mrs. A. L. Jervey Of Richmond
VA; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rochelle OF
Chester, N. j.; Mr.. Horace Kelley Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, and Mr. John Ownes
pf Washington.
Entertainments for the bride in
cluded a dance by Mayor and Mrs. @.
r. Harrison, dinner by Mr. and Mrs.
William Metzger, dance by the Lees
burg Assembly, tea for bridal party
by Mrs william Martin, bridge by the
Misses Hume and bridge by Miss Nancy
Dibrell and tea by Miss Harriet
Cooke.
Word has been received in Washing
ton of the marriage of Miss Alice
Thomas MacLean, daughter OF the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Agnew MacLean
of Brooklyn, to DIR. George Tower
Thompson, son of the late DR.. Beverly
Thomson of Ames, Iowa. The cere-
xaony was performed Saturday in the
Union Church of Bay Ridge, the Rev.
Joel Nystrom oficiating in the presence
of a small company OF relatives and
intimate friends.
The bride was given in marriage by
her uncle, Mr.. Robert Agnew MacLean.
N'~@D~
Elizabeth MacLean as maid OF honor
and Mr.. Frederick Phillips was best
man.
DIR. and Mrs. Thompson left later for
q wedding trip. Mrs. Thompson Is q
graduate of Vassar College. She was
actively interested in the first nursery
schools conducted there and since her
graduation has had charge OF the nurs-
cry school department in the Town and
Gnh
ds a graduate of Johns Hopkins Uni
Nersity in Baltimore.
Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg of st. Paul,
wife of former Secretary of State, is
spending a few days in Washington at
the Mayfower.
Former Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury and Mrs. Charles s. Dewey
spent a day in their apartment in the
Anchorage and went to Fitchburg,
Mass, where they attended the grad
luation Of their younger son. Mrs.
Dewey will remain there fortnight
Before going to Cadiz, Ohio, to be with
Mr.. Deweys father, Mr.. Albert S.
to Ohio by her younger son and Miss
Louise Dewey, who graduated this
month from the Pennington School.
Former Gov. Angus w. Mclean OF
North Carolina has arrived in Wash
ingtcn and is at the Carlton for a few
days.
Mrs. Le Seure Richardson and her
sister, Mrs. William Houghteling, OF
San Franciso, who arrived yesterday
morning on the Majestic, are at the
Berkshire Hotel in New York.
1r.. r..l.- uya,Ioca 1iiI tain
at tea this afternoon in compliment
to Miss Frances Morse, daughter OF
Aieut. Comdr. and Mrs. John Wise
Morse. whose marriage to Ensign Ray
snond Paul Hunter, U. S. N, will take
place Saturday. Assisting Miss Wal
lace, who will be one OF the brides
maids at the wedding of Miss Morse,
will be the other members OF the bridal
PARTY.
Mrs. Eugene r. Woodson entertained
today at bridge luncheon Tor her
daughter, Miss Jean Woodson. There
were IL guests.
Mrs. E. Irving Fulton is hostess at .
bridge followed by a tea this afternoon
: fr her apartment, in the Argonne. Her
Ii guests include Nine. Kaoru Maxi, Nine.
skKlichi Gunji, Mrs. S. M. Reed. Mrs.
A1Ienry P. Fowler, Mrs. H. Martin Jod-
+ Eies, Mrs. B. B. Mcmahon, Mrs. e. E,
aIsJones. Mrs H. A. Kraemer, Miss Frances
Clements, Mrs S. 2. Bryson, Jr.; MRS.
wv. F. Kusch. Mrs. S. 2. Bryson, Mrs.
Russell J. Clinchey, Mrs. P. e. Over
4 imam, Mrs A. Stedman Hiels, Mrs. NJ
Ralph, Miss Inez Ralph and Mrs. ]. B.
Brown.
Mrs. c. Mathew Dick has arrived at
Newport and Is at the Moorland Lodge.
Mr.. John Baldwin Cochran and Mr..
William Bowie Clarke have gone TO Hot
Springs to spend the week end. Mr..
Cochran will attend the bankers asSo-
citation convention.
Mrs. Walter H. Kilbourne is enter
Gaining in her home this afternoon In
honor of her small son Juniors NTH
birthday anniversary. The youthful
guests include Nancy Burklin, Peggy
Stone, Jean Russell, Mary Ann Ather-
holt Luis Abelli. EloiSe AbelH, Bobby
Grape Donald Erwin, King Walton,
Robert Wallick, Billy Jim Stark, Bill
Hemilton, David Butcher, Skippy Rid
dick and Jimmy AitchiSon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kilbourne, with their
children, will leave tomorrow for Bev-
erly, Mass, where they will visit the
formers parents Mr.. and Mrs. William
T. Kilbourne, and Mrs. Kilbourne's
mother. Mrs William Wood. Later they
will return to Washington and go to
Rehoboth Beach. Del.