Evening star., 1933-07-31
SOCIETY
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. white satin gown, made with a square
necl(Iine with four-inch border Of
bIgle beads. The gown was made WITH
Q vsAst length jacket with sleeves ts
&hlch extended into points over the
wrists and fastened with small satin
buttons. The bridal bouquet was OF
brides roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Frances Lorenz, sister OF ttie
bride, was the maid OF honor ana oiiiy
attendant, and wore gown OF ofCItia
sheer satin designed with jacket. HeI
hat was of yellow horsehalr pralo
trimmed with satin ribbon ana she
carried a bouquet of yellow roses.
Mr.. E. H. Lorenz was the pest man.
A reception followed the ceremony,
when the couple ware assisted py Mis.
Iorenz mother of the bride, who was IN
flowered chiffon with white accessories.
Miss Elizabeth Allen, sister OF the prloe-
Groom also assisted in receiving.
Among those from out of town at the
wedding was Mr.. Allen, father OF the
bridegroom, who came from his nome LII
Watertowp. ~.
bride left for a wedding trip, the orioe
wearing a dark blue georgette jacket
frock trimmed in white. They will be
at home later at II Pelham street,
princeton, N. j. The brides father:
the late Mr.. E. G. LorenZ. was one ol
the first certified public accountants In
Washington. The bridegroom Is a
graduate of the University OF Pennsyi-
yania and a member of Sigma Phi Epsl-
Ion Fraternity The bride is member
of the Sigma Epsilon Sorority. =,
Among those who gave pre-nuptlai
parties for the bride were MISS Rutn
Ritcher and Mrs. E. H. Lorenz.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Lea have come
here from Chicago to make their home
and they have leased an apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel, where they WILL
be in residence.
Mr.. Theodore Sedgwick Cleveland.
vice consul of the United States OF
America at Buenos Aires. Argentina,
has arrived In Washington and is at
the Carlton. Mr.. Cleveland has with
him his sister, Miss Alice Paige Cleve-
land of Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramon Carbia, jr.,
have as their guests Lieut.. and Mrs.
Parker Fairlamb of Norfolk, Va. They
will entertain in their honor at Club
Michel Saturday evening.
Miss Bess Goodykoontz, assistant
commissioner of the Bureau OF Educa-
ton, entertained at dinner at the Little
Tea House last week for Miss Mary
Dabney Davis.
Mr.. George Bowie Chapman has left
Washington on his yacht Rima for a
cruise of 80 days in the Maine waters.
He is entertaining six guests aboard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Almond had
as their guests at dinner at the Little
fea House yesterday Mrs. Angus ALL
mond and Miss Jane Ellen Almond of
HOLLYWOOD, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore M.
Judd, Mrs. George Enfield of Bedford,
Pa, and their daughter, Miss Isabel
Almond.
Mr. william Boyd entertained party
ak dinner at the Little Tea House Fri
day evening, having as his guests Miss
Blanche Maury, Mr.. William Watson
Maury and Miss Ella Mae Maury, all
Of Hammond, Ind.
Mrs. Ralph R. Lee and Miss Dorothy
B. Lee are visiting in New York City.
where they are spending several weeks
Ut the Hotel New Weston.
Mrs. Paul Cromelin, Mrs. Herbert
Hunt. Mrs. Elmon Cook and Mrs. S. F..
Keyes entertained for the Woman's
Club of Washington Grove last Thurs
day at delightful luncheon. Forty-flve
guests were served on the porches OF
Sleepy Hollow. the Summer home in
Washington Grove Of Mrs. Cromelln.
After the luncheon bridge was played.
Mrs. William T. Pratt of Rockville,
Md, has announced the engagement OF
her daughter, Ethlyn Clagett Pratt, to
Mr., Francis Leith Thompson, also OF
Rockville. The wedding will take place
In october.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelley of 1921
Wyoming avenue, who left Washington
last week, are at Saranac Inn, IN the
Adifondacks.
PurceNville Garden Club;
Other Suburban Notes.
Fhe Purcellvine Garden Club will
give a reception on Friday afternoon,
August II, on Mrs. c. L. Robey's lawn
when the president, Mrs. Franklin Hart
man Kenworthy, will be the guest Of
honor. Those in charge of the recen-
ton are Mrs Robey, Mrs. F. H. James
apd Ms. A. J. Speer.
4he presidents silver bowl, offered
Sug the best collection OF flowers, was
Wfu FFiday by Mrs Bentley Gregg Of
I3ficoh, with an entry of pink roses and
blue delphiniums. Mrs. Gregg will hold
the bowl one month. The club member
winning the trophy the greatest number
of times during the year will gain per-
manent possession OF it. At the club
meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary v.
Smith in Purcellville Friday afternoon
78 persons were voted as new members
ri the club, thus increasing the mem
bSes6ip p so. In the group were Mrs,
M W. YVefett, Miss Maria Copeland
rs. 4. +. Hatcher, Mrs. ]. Terry Hirsts
IN EGWas Mc0avack. Mrs. joshua
e1n, Ms. Russell Smith, Miss Irene,
6Ek Mrs. wilbur Osler, Mrs. Joseph,
6bdJE 11k Floyd Price, Mrs. Harvey
AFthr, TFs. Henry Taylor, Mrs. Robert
WcCsRy, mrs. r. II. James, Mrs. Arthur
Gface Brooks Popkms.
A6s. and Mrs. Londona Corbett Of