Evening star., 1934-05-05

breakfast for the out-of-town group,
and also had as her guests Miss
Katherine Andrews, president Of the
Washington Unit, and Miss Faustine
Dennis. national president Of the
league.
Mai. and Mrs D. B. Wesson arrived
here from their home in Springfield,
Mass yesterday 10 spend the week
end and they have taken a suite at
the Wardnan Park Hotel.
Miss Elizabeth Gates entertained at
a charmingly-arr surprise per-
sonal shower last evening in the home
OF her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Sydney
Gates, on LorCum lane. in Livingstone
Heights. Va, in compliment to Miss
Dorothy Amelia Bates, whose marriage
10 Mr.. Howard Remsen Massey Of
Washington will take place May IL
in St. Marys Episcopal Church on
Glebe road IN Arlington County.
Spring flowers and white candles
carried out a decorative scheme OF
green and white throughout the
various rooms of the home.
A rather novel manner was used In
presenting the gifts, and the result
was that when the mysterious pack
ages had all been opened and duly
admired the brIde-elect's married
name had been spelled out in large
white cardboard letters on a green
cardboard background placed over the
mantel in the living room
In the dining room. where a buffet
supper was served. the table was most
attractive. with a centerpiece of dog
wood blossoms and white candles
while the favors were tiny corsages
Of lilies of the valley.
The guests included Mrs. Harry
Clark Bates. mother of the bride
elect: Mrs. James Fippin. Mrs Nicho-
has sSaegmuller, Miss Lima Stearns.
Miss Caroline Schultz. Miss Julian
Ann Fippin, Miss Dorothy Wilson.
Miss Betty Burke, Miss Leila Willis
Bolls and Miss Alberta Williams
Miss Gates was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Sydney Gates.
Mr.. C. Leslie McCrea entertained
at dinner in the Cabinet Room of
The Willard last night in honor of
Mr. Willis H. Carrier of Newark
Among those present were Mr.. z. c.
Graham. Mr.. John NJ Bickel. Mr.
Herbert Peacock. Mr.. Herbert Coward,
Mr.. c. F. Jacobsen. Mr.. A G. Neal.
Mr. James Terry and Mr. E. S. De-
Witt During his stay in the CITY
Mr.. Carrier will be at The Willard.
Col and Mrs. Alfred P. Thorn
and Miss Annie M. Hegeman are
among arrivals at the Savoy-Plaza.
New York, from Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. Richard N. Sutton
have as guests in their home Sutton
Hall in Lyonhurst, Va, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Carver Of MontroSS, Va.
Mr.. James P. Selvage was host at
luncheon yesterday at the Carlton.
when his guests numbered ten.
Mrs. Henry c. Morris was hostess
at luncheon at the Shoreham yester-
day. entertaining for Miss Helen
Thomas of Boston. who is visiting
Mrs. Harold N. Marsh in Washington
Covers were laid for nine.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fred Malkie of
Arlington, Va, announce the marriage
Of their son, Mr.. Gordon W. Malkie
to Miss Edna Lee Pierce of Henderson.
N. c.. which took place April 25 in
the Arlington Presbyterian Church in
Arlington, Va, the Rev. Walter Wolf
officiating at $50 o'clock.
Miss Ruth Malkie, sister of the
bridegroom. was the maid of honor
and Mr.. Clayton Wagner acted as
best man. Preceding the ceremony
Mr.. William w. House. organist of
the church, gave a program of nup-
tial music and Mr.. William Tapp.
soloist sang 20 Promise Me"
Guests from North Carolina. Massa-
chuSetts, Iowa and New York City at
tended the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs Malkie are making
their home with the bridegroom par
ents on Columbia Pike.
Miss Frederica Nystrom. who has
been visiting Mrs. Lula Adams Ewers
at the Carlton, left yesterday for her
home in Richmond Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin M. Hitch have
arrived at the Martinique from We'll
lington, New Zealand. where Mr..
Hitch was the American consul gen.
eral.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Joerissen re-
turned from their wedding trip in
FOUND.
PURSE. with few dollars. on G st. NV.
last Tuesday; Phone George Y. JARVIS