Evening star., 1934-12-06
SOCIETY
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line in front V back and slight
train She wore a French turoan OF
the same materials as the oress anu
made with a brim. White gloves ana
electric blue satin slippers competed
the costume The bride carried an
arm bouquet of white chrysanthemums
and maiden hair fern.
She was attended by Miss Mary
Alice Meyers of Akron, Ohio. secretary
Ia Representative Dow w. Harter OF
Ohio Miss Meyers wore black chill
fon velvet ensemble trimmed with
black fur. with which she wore white
metallic blouse and small French
hat white gauntlet gloves and black
satin slippers She carried an arm
bouquet of copper-color chrysanthe-
NUNS and maiden hair fern.
Mr.. Louis Hartung acted as pest
man and the ushers were Mr.. lea
Lewis and Mr.. Walter F. Stork OF
Northampton, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Young are making
their home at 143O Belmont street.
Mr.. Young is past high priest of
Eureka Chapter, Royal Arch MaSons'
The New York State Society OF
Washington, D. c., will hold its annual
Christmas party and dance IN lhe
Shoreham Hotel tomorrow evening
with dancing from 10 to l CLOCK.
This affair will open with a grano
march. in which all present are urgeo
TO take part. The Floor Commlttee
has arranged for a number OF feature
dances. to include a moonlight waltz
for which prizes will be awarded, the
usual Paul Joneses, and laoles
choice" which will be announced py
the committee The Reception Com
n1ittee of the society Will be actNe'
thus assuring members ana thelr
friends of pleasant evening.
Further information and tickets
NAV be secured from the officers OF
the society. DR.. w. j. Davis, president;
Mr. c. NJ. Little, treasurer, and MISS
Pauline B. Paro, secretary.
The Reception Committee lncluoes
DR.. and Mrs Lamar Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs ]. Jerome Lightfoot. Mrs. Es-
telle Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
7 Gompers. Mrs. William F. Richard
and Mrs. Walter D. Sutcllffe.
The Floor Committee includes Mr..
Walter D. Sutcliffe. chairman. with
Mr., Frank c. Hollister, Mr.. William
p Richard. Mr. Clifford T. Day, Mr..
H. G. Barott. Mr. James E. Black
and Mr.. Howard S. Rappleye as
sisting.
The Junior Reception Committee is
headed by Miss Mary-Teresa Paro as
chairman. assisted by Miss Leona
Decker. a vice president Of the society.
and Mrs Frank c. Hollister and the
Misses Grace Wilson and Viola G..
Houston.
Members of the society and their
friends are cordially invited and
visiting New Workers are always well
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Paul Kelley of
Chevy Chase announce the marriage
OF their daughter, Anne Frances. and
Dr.. Edwin Grattan Kerans, Saturday,
December l. at HagerstOWn, Md, Rev.
Father Thomas Reinhart officiating.
NebraSkans now resident in the
District Of Columbia announce their
annual Fall party and dance tomorrow
In the gold room of the Lee House at
8 30 O'Clock. There will be musical
numbers by the Jacobson Sisters, an
excellent orchestra will furnish music
for dancing and there will be cards
for those who prefer that type of en-
tertalnment The honor guests will
be NebraSkas neWly-elected Senator
for the short term, Mr.. Richard c.
Hunter and Mrs. Hunter. Other
prominent NebraSkans who are eX
pected include Secretary Of War and
Mrs. George H. Dern, Special Assistant
Attorney General and Mrs Thomas
Lanigan, Judge and Mrs. J. J. Thomas
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Fleharty.
The officers of the society are Mr..
Kenneth McRae, president; Mr.. w
Ridgely Chapline, vice president; Miss
Ruth Sheldon. secretary. and DR..
Tracy F. Tyler, treasurer.
Young PEOPLES Dance.