Evening star., 1933-11-16
SOCIETY
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Ashley Collins, Miss Dorothy johnson
and Mrs. Ruth sJahncke. They wore
blue velvet gowns. made like that Of
the maid of honor, and similar hats
and slippers to those of Miss Jahncke.
Quets Of Johanna Hill roses, with show
ers of sweet peas.
Mr.. Harold Trapp of Lincoln, III,
was the best man, and the ushers were
Mr.. Darwin S. Fenner, Mr.. Harry B.
Kelleher, Mr.. Douglas Cooper, Mr.. En-
nest st. Denis Villere. Mr.. Robert
Hughes, DR.. Joseph T. Scott, jr.; Mr..
Raeburn Monroe and MIR. Lewis Collins,
oil OF New Orleans.
A reception followed the ceremony in
the home of the brides parents, at 1923
Palmer avenue, in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. DotSon will be at home
after December at Farmer City. The
bride made her debut two Winters ago
In New Orleans and Washington, and
was presented the following Spring at
the Court of st. James. She is a grad
uate Of Newcomb College, member of
ri eBta Phi Sorority and the Junior
League. The bride was popular men,
Der Of Washington society, when her
father was an official in the Hoover
administration.
Mr.. Dotson Is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Illinois and the Law School
of George Washington University,
Washington, and a member of Sigma
Alpha Epsilon. He Is practicing at
torney with the firm of Herrick & Her
rick, and temporarily located in Farmer
City.
The Misses Davis, daughters OF former
Secretary Of War Mr.. Dwight F. Davis,
today for Florida, where Mr.. Davis and
his son. Mr.. Dwight r. Davis, jr, will
DAVIS % and i his family ami OF viii III aSs be in Ms his
home at Tallahassee during their brief
visit South
The former Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury and Mrs. Walter Ewing
Howe will entertain at dance this eve
. ming in their New York home in honor
of Miss Elizabeth Auchincloss Jennings
and Mr.. Frank adams Truslow, whose
. the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church
Mrs. Elsie Hill Levitt. wife of Mr.. Al
. bert Levitt, gave a luncheon yesterday
! a. Belmont House, headquarters of the
National Woman's party, for her daugh-
: ter, Elsie Hill Levitt, to celebrate the
ninth anniversary of her birthday. Lit
tie Miss Levitt was born in Belmont
. House. her mother, as Elsie Hill, having
been tireless worker for the National
. Woman's party and Belmont House
. The young guests were classmates of
the honor guest at Gunston Hall School
and included Nancy Slower, Mary CAL
vert, Mary Ogden, June Lingo, Jane
Ford, Barbara Mitchell, Lorene Nichol-
son and Jean Miles. The table had a
center piece formed by the birthday
cake with nine lighted candles SUR
f. rounded by Autumn flowers. Young
; Miss Levitt was made founder of the
National Womans party at her birth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Crowder and
their infant daughter have returned to
their home at Portland, Greg, after
visiting their respective parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H Crowder and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gilmore.
Engagement Of Miss Mitchell
To Lieut.. Anderson Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin K. Koren an
; nounced the engagement of the latter's
. daughter, Miss Harriet Mitchell, to
Paul r. Anderson, U. S. N, son of Judge
! and Mrs. George r. Anderson Of States
vile, N. G. Lieut.. Anderson graduated
from the Naval Academy in 1928. The
marriage of Miss Mitchell and Lieut..
Anderson Will take place December ID.