Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-18
SOCIETY
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Burned to her home on Nineteenth street
after passing the Summer at Scotland,
Conn. With her there were her som
dn-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
pn-the-H Hudson, and her two sons, Mr..
n. IL Gail Motter and Mr.. James Taylor
Motter, the latter Of New York.
Daughter Of DR.. Morley Of
Carnegie Institute a Bgide.
Miss Alice Virginia Morley, daughter
of Dr.. Sylvanus q. Morley Of Carnegie
Institute in Washington and celebrated
authority Of Magyar civilization, was
married in Santa Fe, N. Mex, last
night to Mr.. Edwin Brooks of Santa
Ee and New York.
The ceremony at the Episcopal
Church Of the Holy Faith was read by
Bishop q. @. Bennett, retired, Of Du-
huth, MINI.
Mrs. Brooks, the only daughter of
Or. Morley, was graduated from the
Cathedral School for Girls In Washing
ton and was member Of the Wardman
Park Theater group In 1929. For the
past year she has been secretary to
Hhe Santa Fe County health physician.
Mr.. Brooks is the son of Mrs. Morgan
y. Brooks Of New York. He is grad
uate of Yale and at present is in BUSH
ness In Santa Re.
Mrs. Brooks was attended by her half
eister, Miss Ann Espe, as maid of honor
and by Mrs. Norman MCGEE of Santa
Fe as matron of honor. Mr.. Norman
MCGEE was groomsman, and the bride
was given in marriage by her father.
The bride wore a formal evening
model Of transparent silk velvet, made
floor length, with fitted jacket and
ehort leg-of-mutton sleeves. A turban
was designed to match the gown. Miss
Espe wore lace-ruf1ed dress OF tur-
quoiSe with matching turban. Mrs.
McGees dress and turban were of
peach-eolor satin.
Following the wedding. DR.. Morley
entertained $50 guests at q reception
ct La Fonda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks will live in
new Santa Fe architectural style home
on Canyon road, recently completed by
Mr.. Brooks.
DR.. Morley is at the laboratory. OF
AnthropolOgy in Santa Fe, preparing to
return to Yucatan this Fall for further
archaeological work at Chichen Itza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier Hunt Of New
York City are spending few days In
washington at the MaynoWer. Iney
are accompanied by their young son,
Robert Hunt, and George Akerson, jr.,
son Of the former secretary to PreSi-
dent Hoover, who viii attend school
together this Winter in Bronxville, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt viii remain here
Dger the week end; and the boys viii
keturn on Sunday to New York.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Beverly r. Harrison
Of Annapolis arrived Ia Washington
yesterday and are guests at the Shore
ham Hotel.
Capt. and Mrs. Adolphus Andrews,
o. s. NJ, entertained at dinner last
evening at Newport Capt. Andrews
was formerly stationed In washington
when he was commander Of the May
Flower, the Presidents yacht.
Mrs. Howard Priest, widow Of Comdr.
Priest, U. s. NJ, is in New York at the
Roosevelt Hotel
The Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Cheetham
have had as their guest at their home
1n Sligo Park Hills, Miss Maude Somer-
vile Tcmhn, head Of the college pre-
paratory mathematics department Of
the Laurel School in Cleveland. Miss
Pansie Cheetham, who has spent the
Summer at the vicarage, returned yes
terday TO her lessons at st. Mary's Sem
mary. Miss Cheetham was the guest
Of honor Monday at delightful going