The Washington herald., 1910-11-24

valley. Her only ornament was a cres-
cent of pearls. the gift OF her mother.
Miss Orth wore pink liberty satin, over
pink taffeta, with a wreath OF tiny rose
buds in her hair. and a shower Of white
chrysanthemlms tied with pink tulle.
Miss Arnold was in pink silk net over
pink chiffon and taffeta. and carried
white ehTysanthemums. The bridal music
was played by Miss Lila McBath. After
the reception and supper, at which the
decorations were all In pink. with pink
candle shades, the bride and bridegroom
left for 4 wedding trip. The brides
mother wore gown of white crepe me
teor, over white satin. trimmed with
| pearl passementerie. and carried pink
carnations. The brides going-away gown
was OF navy blue cloth with a modish hat
| OF the same color. After December they
will be at home at 1898 Fairmont street.
Among the out-of-town guests were the
brother and sister-ln-law Of the bride.
Mr.. and MRS. Clarke Morrison. OF East
| Orange. n. j.. and Mr.. Wilbur F. Smith.
OF Nashua, n. H.. brother Of the bride
groom.
The Minister from Norway and Nine.
Bryn will be the guests Of honor at q
tea given by Mrs. Robert Hinckfey this
afternoon.
Mrs William Haywood will give a
Christmas ball for her daughter. Miss
Doris Haywood, on Tuesday, December
q, at their home In / street
The first secretary Of the japanese En-
bassy, Masanao Hanihara. who spent the
summer in Japan and a short time in
China. has sailed for this country. and
is expected to arrive about the middle OF
December.
Mrs Hodges. wife Of Col H. F.
/ Hodges. L. S. A. of the Panama Canal
Commission. has arrived in Washington
and opened her residence at 1775 Massa-
chusetts avenue. Tor the winter.
| Mrs. w. r. Balsinger and Miss Gayle
Balsinger, OF Pittsburg, who spent the
/ early autumn IN Washington. occupying
apartments al the Portland. have gone
/ TO Philadelphia for Thanksgiving week
| Miss Balsinger and Miss Elizabeth VIII
liams. Of Philadelphia. who recently Wis
| tied Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Woodville
Miller in this city. attended the Thanks
giving hop at West Point last night.
They will return 10 Philadelphia for the
/ Army and Navy football game on Satur-
| day. Mrs. Balsinger and her daughter
VIII 90 10 New York next week for a
visit OF ten days, returning 10 pittsburg
In time to open their house there for the
/ Christmas holidays. They will probably
be visitors in Washington later in the
season
The gala day at Fort Myer will be on
Friday. December ?. at 2;So p. m, when
the special cavalry and artillery drill
will take place. The sale OF tickets al
ready points 10 a generous amount being
added 70 the army relief funds. Mrs
/ Borden. OF 1901 California street, has
/ charge OF the tickets.
The newly appointed attache OF the
Austro- Hungarian Embassy. Mr.. vor
Hedry. has arrived in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Upshur Moorhead, the
| latter formerly Miss Lillian Chew. are
receiving congratulations on the birth OF
son, ]. Upshur Moorhead. jr.. Sunday
| The baby Is a great-grandson, on The
maternal side, of Mrs. T. J. Coffey, Z
member or washington UlOSl exclusive
! resident circles, ard on his fathers sid,
of Rear Admiral John H. Upshur
/ L. S. y.
Miss Katherine Riggs Poole. the deb,
utante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j
sprigg Poole. has returned to Washington
from Baltimore, where she has spent the
weekend with friends.
Miss Grace Dyer knight, Of the Lenox
has been very I'll in Providence Hospital
| She Is now removed 20 the Takoma Park
| Sanatorium.
Miss Mary e Galbraith. daughter OF
Maj. Jacob G. Galbraitb, L. s. A, and
Mrs. Galbraith. and Lieut.. Bowers Davis,
| u. 6. A., were married last evening at
o'clock in the parlors OF the Portner.
Rev. Roland Cotton Smith, pastor of St
Johns Church. performed the ceremony