Evening star., 1933-11-29
evening and stand In the receiving line
with the debutantes.

Mr.. and Mrs. william Lescher Gu
telius announce the marriage Of their
daughter, Frances Eleanor, 10 Mr.. War
rem Richardson Smith. The wedding
took place this afternoon, the Rev. DR..
Donald G. Macleod officiating, In the
Presbyterian Church in Wilmington,
Del. The bride wore q travelling gown
| of eagle blue crepe and velvet, with q
| feather turban to match and corsage
bouquet Of orchids. Mrs Smith has
been an active musician In the city
and has been especially Interested in
the welfare of young people in the
world of music. .f
Mr.. Smith Is the son Of Mrs. Jay
3. Smith and the late Mr.. Smith of
this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith win be
at home in their apartment at 14os New
Hampshire avenue after December 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn Lloyd and
son. Stephen, and daughter, Catherine
Shirley, Of Scarsdale, N. Y, arrived
Wednesday at Altonwood in Sandy
Spring as guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Bond.
Mrs. Lloyd, as Miss Marie Koestle-
bacher Of Vienna, Austria, spent several
Mr.. and Mrs. Bond, with their guests,
will be entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel S. Bond at the Kennedy
Warren in Washington for THANKSGIVING
dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd and their
children will remain over Sunday.
Miss Mari Morhart, daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. r. H. Morhart, has issued
cards for q tea Friday in compliment
to Miss Charlotte Hill Of Butler, Pa,
who will be her house guest for the
holidays.
Miss Morhart will receive with her
mother and will be assisted by Mrs.
Lewis Deschler, Mrs. Lawrence Frost,
Miss Eva Pope, Miss Louise Jaquette
and Miss Mary Hornaday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fullaway will
entertain a party of eight at Thanks
giving dinner at Olney Inn tomorrow.
Miss Sue White was hostess at lunch
con at the Little Tea House yesterday
in honor Of Miss Mary Ward, newly
appointed commissioner of the Port
Of Boston.
Mrs. Carroll Payne Of Atlanta. Ga,
is at the Mayf1ower for Thanksgiving,
accompanied by her granddaughter,
Miss Emily Kendrick Smith and Miss
Helen Hill Hopkins, Of Atlanta.
Mrs. G. F. Willis, jr, the former Miss
Helen Smith, and Miss Laura Payne
Smith. older sisters of Miss Emily K
Smith, attended Georgetown Convent.
Miss Laura Payne Smith Is q debutantc
this season in Atlanta.
Utah State Soc;stv Dor..
viii Be Given This Evening.
The congressional delegation from
Utah, including Senator and Mrs. vii
liam H. KING. Senator and Mrs. Elbert
NJ ln0naS, REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs.
J. Will Robinson and Representative
Abe Murdock. have accepted as pa
the usaa Bate socetH yor to 5s Be hefd at at
8 o'clock this evening in the west ball
room Of the Shoreham.
A program Of entertainment, includ-
ing songs and stunts" has been ar
ranged by the committee in charge,
Mr.. George w. Romney and Mrs. Ellis
Kirkham. DR.. Marcus H. Burton is
president Of the society and Mrs. Loa
H. Smith vice president. Approximately
Lie hcuIuChy SOClcty opening QdnCe,
held in the Willard bail room last night,
was an almost unprecedented success.
All boxes for the season were sold, more
members having joined the society than
ever before. The evening was opened
with reception by the officers of last
and this year. An attractive program
of entertainment was provided, followed
by dancing. Many dinner parties were
given before the dance, and a number
Of informal suppers after it.
Miss Owen Geach returned today to
her apartment in the Bradford from
cruise to the West Indies. Miss Geach
Is congressional secretary Of the Ma.
tional League Of Women Voters.
Mrs Bernard F. Landsdale has as her
guests in her residence on Bladgen ay-
enue DR.. and Mrs. Edward G. Noone of
Greenwich and Bridgeport, Conn Mrs
Noone was formerly Miss Kathleen j.
Rollins of Bridgeport, Conn, and has
many friends in the Capital, frequently
visiting here as the guest Of Miss Marie
G. Noone. cousin Of DR.. Noone.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Shepherd Of