Evening star., 1934-11-10
MISS GENE KINCHELOE,

escorted and given in marriage by
Lieut.. Richard Waldo Mayo of Fort
Meyer and Mrs Mayo, who before her
recent marriage was Miss Nertha
Porter, was matron of honor. The best
man was Mr.. Eric Hargreaves, brother
of the bridegroom. who came from
Canada for the event, and in the
small group OF relatives and close
friends witnessing the ceremony was
Mr.. George HargreaVes, father of the
! bridegroom
The bride, who Is a native Of Vir-
ginia and spent much of her child
hood in that State was educated in
New York and London, and also at
| tended schools in the South OF France
during the time that her father has
been connected with the foreign serv-
ice with headquarters in London. She
Is niece of the late Capt Monroe
II. Calfee OF Washington and Cul.
peper. Va. whose home she frequently
visited.
Mr.. Hargreaves Ia . graduate Of
Cambridge University and Is now in
business in London, where the couple
will make their home.
Mrs. Bingham, wife of former Sem
ator Hiram Bingham, arrived yester-
day from her home in Connecticut and
joined Mr.. Bingham in their apart
ment on Sixteenth street for the
Winter.
Mr.. Gideon A. Lyon, accompanied
by his daughter, Mrs. c. Morris
Thompson Of Mansfield. Pa, sailed at
noon today for q several weeks cruise
to Central America. They are pas
sengers aboard the 8. 8. Musa, OF
which Capt. George H. Grant is In
command. Capt. Grant is the author
Of many delightful stories Of the sea,
as well as two books Of his personal
adventures on the high seas. where he
sails his ship as the youngest captain
afoat.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Cushman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood Newbold gave
a dance last evening at the 1925 F
Street Club. The hosts entertained go
guests at dinner, the company being
seated at small tables decorated with
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Larger chrysanthemums in the same
colors were used throughout the
rooms. Additional guests were asked
for the dancing. and at supper hour
the Happy Go Lucky Duo, entertain
ers from New York, amused the guests.
Among other dinner parties preced-
ing the dance was one by Mr.. and
Mrs. William c. MacCracken, jr.
Miss Randolph Richardson. Miss
Anne Barrett OF Warrenton, Va, and
Miss Mary Katherine spinks were
the honor guests at 4 supper party
given last evening at the Heish- Ho
Club The company included Mrs.
Neitah King, Miss Mary Senate
Howes, Miss Mary Jane Stanley. Miss
Betty Stanley. Miss Louise Waller,
Miss Margaret McMullen. Miss Kay
Pearson, Miss Sylvine Clagett. Miss
Betty Marsh, Miss Bette Hartz. Miss
Betty Cremen, Miss Katherine Friant,
Miss Mary Patterson, Miss Margaret
Speir, Mr.. John Gregory, Mr.. Robert
McCandlish. Mr.. Robert Savage, Mr..
John Cremen, Mr.. Warwick, <Mr.
Richard johnson, jr.: Lieut.. Parker
Reeve, Lieut.. William Cassidy. Mr..
Charles McDaniels. Mr.. Peter Clagett,
Mr.. Gerard Guilfoyle, Mr.. John s..
Nicoll, Mr.. John Watts, Mr.. Donald
Roble, Mr.. Albert Friendly. Mr..
Charles Austin, Mr.. Cole McFaylen
and Mr.. Louis Tarbet.
Mrs. Davis Eikins of Washington,
who Is stopping at the Ambassador
Hotel in New York City, gave . din
ner in the renaissance room there
last evening when her guests included
Gen. and Mrs. Edward Logan of
Boston, Mas; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Beasley and Mrs. Margaret Dunn.
Following dinner, the party attended