Evening star., 1933-11-03
SOCIETY
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Tea House, her guest of honor being
Mrs. Thomas S. Hammond

The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Campbell
Gilmore Of Mount Olney Of Sandy
Spring have issued invitations for the
marriage of their daughter, Mary Nc
Cleuer Gilmore, to DR.. George Glas-
gov Chiles. Thursday. November l6, at
o'clock in the evening in the Pres
byterian Church in Rockville.
Miss Gilmore, who is the attractive
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Gilmore,
made her debut two seasons ago and
has been dividing her time between
Sanford. N. c.. and Sandy Spring. where
the Gilmores until recently maintained
q Summer residence, only last season
moving here permanently.
DR.. Chiles is one of the leading sur
geons of Sanford and will with his bride
reside in that city.
Mrs. Fielding Lewis has returned to
her nome in Lyon Village from Balti-
more where she went last week to see
her niece. Miss Alba Lewis, in the play
"Ruy Bias" presented by the Walter
Hampden Company.
Mrs. Lewis was accompanied to Baltl-
more by Miss Helen Silliman, also Mrs
Evelyn La Cron of washington. 1t was
under the tutelage of Mrs. La Cron that
the talented young pupil, Miss Lewis
received her voice training and com
pleted the course In the School Of Ex-
preston at the Gunston Hall School for
Girls in 1890 While a native of New
Mexico. she has a host Of friends IN
Washington and f>lington County, who
predict for her successful stage career
NieIsen-Hansen Wedding
In Kress Home Last Night.
A quiet wedding took place at the
home of DR.. D. H. Kress and DR.
Lauretta Kress last night when MISS
Marie Hansen and Mr.. Jams Peter Mel
sen were married, DR.. D. H. kress per-
forming the ceremony, -.
ONLY few of their more intimate
friends were invited. Mr.. and Mrs
Nielsen will make their home with the
DrS. KresS for the present.
The wedding came as a surprise tc
their friends Mr.. and Mrs. Nielsen
were both employed at the Skodsbore
Sanitarium in Denmark, and MISS Han
sen came to America about 20 years
ago. About that time Mr.. Nielsen also
came to America, but they had never
met until a few weeks ago. wnen Mr
Nielsen came from the South, and they
met here and their friendship resulted
in the wedding which took place las'
night.
Miss Virginia Shefield has recalled
her invitations for tea Sunday, NoVeH
Der S. because of the serious illness
OF her grandmother.
Mrs Ernest Linwood Williams, as
sisted by Miss Agnes Sutheriana. en-
tertained informally at tea yes.G.Ga, y1,Si,a,
at the Belmont Tea House. Presldmi
at the tables were Mrs. Helen Ray Has
ner, Mrs. Ben Heelen. Mrs: George H
Calvert. Mrs. Joseph Colquitt. MRS
Benjamin F. Weems, Mrs. F. G. Aenr!
and Mrs w. L. Pitcher.
Mrs. Daniel c. Roper. wife of thu
Secretary of Commerce, Will be TN
guest of honor at tea to be glVer
tomorrow afternoon at the woman
National Democratic Club, the first in g
series of Saturday teas to welcome the
many new members who have recently
Joined the club,
Hostesses for the tea will be Mrs
club Mrs Samuel Herrick, Mrs. Charle:
Warren, Mrs. George M Eckles. Mis-
Eleanor Connolly, Mrs. H. E. G. Bryant
Mrs. Charles ]. Brand, Mrs. Claud'
Porter, Mrs. Francis r. Hagner. Mrs
Charles E. Riggs and Mrs. James t
Newton, chairman of the committed
arranging the teas.
Mrs. Henry A. Wallace will be TIT
guest of honor at the tea on Novem
Der IL.
Mrs. James Gaven Field has as he
house guest Miss Dorothy Love, daugh
ter of the former Assistant Secretar.
of the Treasury and Mrs. Thomas B
Love of Dallas, Tex.
Mrs. c. w. Irwin and her son, Mr.
William Edwards, who recently returned
after a year spent in Europe studyin;