Evening star., 1933-01-15
DR.. and Mrs. Barrett
Entertain Masonic
Officers at Dinner
Number of Guests From
Alexan d r ashington
Lodge Are Received.

and Mrs. Robert South Barrett enter
tainad st dinner Sunday In honor OF
the officers Of Alszandric- Washington
Lodge Of Mssons. Their guests were
the Rev. Ferry Foster Hall, Mr.. Charles
H. Callahan, DR.. S. Nelson Gray. MI.
Heisi.ey. Mr. RoJ NJ. Reeve, Mr. Z. j,
Skidnrorc, Nj. Charles Aubrey Gala
han. MI ChaIl-s Page Waller, MIR. j.
Eiward Shinn. Mr. Sydney c. Cross
Mr.. D. G. Wiley, Mr.. James Sherier.
MI. CLYDE Lenload and Mr.. Slater La
mo2d.
The marriage is announced of Mr..
Laurence Mortimer Davis Of AleXan-
dria. formerly OF Mechalicsville. Md,
to Mrs. Hattie H. Fisher. Saturday, De-
cambc- 2l, in st. Peters Episcopal
Church in L2onardtown, Md. After
February l Mr. end Mrs. Davis Will 1--we
In this city
Nj. and Mr.. Charles E Pettey an
nouncc the marriage of their daughter
Charlotte Erelyn, to Mr.. Robert Lee
Ycwe:l OF Culpepcr. Monday, Deem
Der 19, in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman 2. Lawler and
their young sen have left for their
home in Marion. Ohio. after a visit to
Mrs LAWYERS parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert H. Blunt.
Miss Virginia Stuart Bouldin has re-
turned to Richmond, after visit to
her brother-in-law and sister, the Rev.
DR.. and Mrs. Bergman Green.
Mr.. L. J. Barr and his daughter. Mrs
r. L. May, accompanied by Mrs. Helen
Selfe and Mrs Gaines of Salisbury,
Nd. left last week by motor for Or
Iando. Fla, for the remainder Of the
Winter. ,.
Mr. and Mrs Julien johnson an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Dorothy Evelyn. to Mr.. James H.
Nichols of Currier, N Y. Sunday,
January /. the Rev Pierce S. Ellis of
the First Baptist Church officiating
Mr. and Mrs. Nichols are in Pineville,
S. c., until the end of the Winter
Miss Harriet Westcott Hill of Balti-
more is the guest OF Miss Frances Sin
clair.
Mrs. Emma Huntington, Miss Ruth
Huntington, Miss Barbara Huntington
and Miss Margaret Smith have return
ed frcm visit to Mr. w. W. Hunting
ton in Detroit.
Mr Roderick Adams, Mr.. Everett
Hefin and Mr.. James Ttcomb are
home from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Long in Richmond. Mr. Roger
Brooke Adams, ir.. has returned to the
University of Richmond, after a visit
to his parents, Mr. and Mrs Roger B.
Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold H. Martin en-
tertained at bridge last evening. when
their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John
W. Tullcch. Mr., and Mrs. Harmon Reid,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hudson and Miss
1nez Farmer
to her home in Atlanta after visit
TO her sister, Mrs j. J. Deeton.
The marriage of Miss Patricia Rang.
daughter of Mrs Mason Rang. to Mr..
Bryan 'Keating O'Dwyer OF Washington
took place Tuesday morning In St.
Mary's Roman Catholic Church. the
Very Rev. Thomas A. Rankin oficiat-
ing. Mr.. Richard Chesser played the
wedding music sn1 Mrs Robert F.
DoWnham sang during the mass which
followed the ceremony The bride was
escorted by her brother-in-law, Mr..
Arthur Beach. Eer gown was of white
pannc velvet and she wore tulle veil
Fastened with orange blossoms to a lace
cap. She carried shower bouquet of
BRIDE roses and valley lilies The brides
attendants we're Mrs. Lawrence ODwyer
sister-in-law of the bridegroom, and
his sister, Miss Edith O'Dwyer, of
Washington; Mrs Robert Snavely of
Hagerstown Md: Mrs. Kiefer M.
Koogh of Frederick, Md; Miss Bern
ardine Woodwork of Ardmore. Pa,
and Miss Beatrice Rang, sister of the
bride Mrs ODwyer and Miss ODwyer
were gowns of chartreuse crepe with
velveS hats to match and carried clus-
ters Of Spring flowers, Mrs. Snavely
and Mrs. Koogh were peach crepe with
hats to match and carried pink roses,
Miss Woodwork and Miss Rang wore
hyacinth crepe gowns with velvet hats
and carried clusters of blue delphinium
Mr.. Kipworth Callan was best man for
Mr.. O'Dwyer, and the usflers were Mr..
Beverly Boser and Mr.. Kiefer Koogh
Of Frederick, Md; Mr. Vivian O'Dwyer.
brother Of The bridegroom, and Mr..
Holread Callan and Mr. Lawrence
Kendall of Washington. After the
ceremony there was wedding break
fast in the home of the brides mother
tr Rocemont Later Mr.. and Mrs.
ODwyer left by airplsne for New York
City and On their return will live in
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clark enter
tanned Thursday evening to celebrate
the birthday anniversary of their small
daughter, Margaret Clark The occa-
SION also was the 77th birthday an
niversary of Mrs. Clarks mother,
Mrs Roberta Travers Miss Clark's
young guests included Ellen and Martha
Varney. Saradean Dawson. Virginia
Norton, Eva Smith, Katherine Rowe,
Thelma Whittemore, Katherine Payne
and Ellen Creel.
Miss Ruth Smith and Miss Emma
Little have left for their hcme in
DanverG. Mass, after a visit to the
formers brother-in-law and sister, MIR
and Mrs. Wilbert c. Bsggett
Mrs. NJ. j. Brown has returned to
her home in Atlanta after a visit to
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel W. Sublett
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Whitestone and
their small daughter have left for their
home in St Paul after spending sew