The Washington herald., 1912-12-22

f. Mitchell. Mrs. Frank T Moorhead.
Mrs. ]. Upshur Moorhead, Mrs. Mum.
Mrs. NageL Mrs. Truman Newberry.
Mrs Fleming NewboId. Mrs. Frank B..
Noyes, Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver, Mrs,
Thomas Nelson Page, Mrs. Paul s. Pear
sail. Mrs II. c. Perkins. Mrs. Duncan
PhiTlips. Mrs. James Pinchot, Mre.
Francis 3. Poe, Mrs J. f. Reyburn, the
Misses Riggs. Mrs. r. r. Rogers, Mrs.
Elihu Root. Mrs. Seaton Schroeder. Mrs.
Charles r. Shepard, Mrs. Robert F.
Shepard, Mrs. Philip Sheridan, Mrs
George Shiras Mrs. +. Hope Slater, Mrs
Roland Cotton Smith. Mrs William H.
H. Switzerland, Mrs Henry B. Spencer
Mrs. Henry NJ Stimson. Mrs. John p.
Story. Mrs. John p. Story. jr.; Mrs
Thomas w. Symons. Mrs. COrcoran Thorn.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson. Mrs. Richard
Townsend Mrs. WOlcott Tuckerman, Mrs.
Joseph Thropp. Mrs. James W. Wads-
worth. Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. Mrs. Ten
Eyck Wendell. Mrs. Horace westcott.
Mrs. George X. Wetmore. Mrs. Edward
ID. White, Mrs. Guy Whiting. Mrs. Walter
d. Wilcox, Mrs. John F. wilkins. Mrs.
Henry X. willard. Mrs. John r. WILL
Jams Mrs. Norman Williams. Mrs Will
lam f. Wilmer. Mrs. Huntington Will
son. Mrs. BeekUIan Winthrop Mrs.
Leonard Wood. Miss Woodruff. Mrs. A.
Is worthington Mrs. William W.
lwotherspoon, and Mrs. Henry c. Farrow.
Mrs. N. F. Flynn. who is spending
the winter at 1906 Vernon Street. on
Washington Heights, will be Joined
the coming week by Miss Florence
Forington Flynn. who is returning
from New York for the holidays after
an absence of several days divided
between the Virginia Hot Springs,
Palm Beach, Fla, and the white Noun
taihs. Miss Flynn is we'll known as a
writer
! DR.. c. c. GlascOck. OF Yale, and his
sister. Miss Lora GIascOck, of Prince
William County, Virginia. are spending
the holidays with friends at 147 Ran
dolph Street Northwest.
The wedding OF Miss Harriet Lavinia
| Claim to Mr.. Warren Herbert Wagner
| took place at the brides home, IS Adams
| Street Northwest, Wednesday evening
December Is. The house was beautifully
| decorated for the affair. the lower floor
| being a bower of palms and white roses
! The ceremony was performed by Rev.
! Samuel Woodrow and the music beaut!-
| fully rendered by Prof. II. Clay Murray.
| The bride was most charmingly gowned
| in white satin, trimmed with touches Of
! Lac. ana wHTe Az ~~-r'~ito- :, - |--ss'''
| in cap style and decorated with orange
! blossoms and lilies Of the valley, fell in
| graceful folds to tho end of her train
She carried a shower bouquet of lilies
| of the valley and white roses.
Her sister Miss Nina Clafin. was maid
Of honor. She wore pale pink satin and
carried an ar1nful of pink roses. Mr..
Wagner was attended by Mr.. Hegar. of
Pennsylvania. reception followed the
ceremony, which was witnessed by rela-
tives and a few intimate friends Later
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner left for a trip !
North. after which they will so to their
new home in New York.
Among the special guests from Mary
land to the Woodrow Wilson breakfast
yesterday was Mrs. j 5. Hill. of Cedar !
Lodge. who wore a stunning pinstriped
black and white charmeuse velvet /
trimmed IN yellow and white brOcade,
with yoke and sleeves composed OF real
lace birds.
Mrs. Hill will be entertained by sew
eral New York club women. She will
also visit Mrs. James Hamilton. of East
Orange. n. J.. and Mrs. Charles Hill. Of
Philadelphia. before her return 20 Wash
inGton for the winter.
Besides a large number OF the seasons
debutantes several out-of-town girls will
be guests of honor at the assembly of
the Order OF Washington of which Rear
Admiral Charles II. Stockton, L. S. ".
is the commander. which is to be held
at Rauscher's on the evening of Febru-
airy Il
The occasion marks the annual meetingl
OF the compatriots Of the order. who are
descended from ancestors who were OF
Americas landed gentry prior to l7JO
held some official, military or ministerial .
position in the Colonial service and who
had descendants who aided the Colonies
in attaining their independence. A re- {
ception win be held at the opening and {
following this a eulogy OF Gen. Washing I
ton will be delivered by a prominent I
speaker and a short musical programme &
given. IL
After a seated supper a cotillion will
be danced. with Mr.. William NJ Conrad,
chairman of the floor committee. as the '
leader. Mr.. William Payne Meredith
viii be the vice chairman Of the commit h
tee.
The list of officers of the order is >
as follows: Rear Admiral Charles H.
L. S. N, commander: Brig
Gen. Marcus ]. Wright, vice commander; 4
Mr.. Ethelbert Fairfax second vice COM 4
mander: DR.. Edwin Allston Hill. third h
vice commander; Brig. Gen. earle Al
y. -
vice commander; DR.. Joseph C. B. Bull &
loch, chancellor and historian-generaI;I {
Mr. Howard P. Wright, secretary-gen-
eral; DR.. Charles H. Bowker. treasurer
Mr.. William NJ. Conrad, reg E
Istrar-general: DR.. Louis D. Car H.
nan, recorder-general; Dr. Francis n
Woodman, surgeon-generaI: Col l. W
1ttel. U. S. A, judge advocate general; "
dr. Henry P. Holden. master of cere- ~
Monies; Mr.. Alfred Barbour Dent, keep ~
z OF the seal; Capt. Philip E NJ Walker, NJ
J. 5. A, marshal; Mr.. Lawrence Wash
ngton, standard bearer: Commander :,
thomas Washington, U. s. N, Mr.. r.. ID
Writ Washington and Mr.. Thomas Camp ~
ell washington, assistant standard bear az
rs; Mr.. Cuthbert BarnwelI Brown. "
erald; Rev. George Livingston Bayard,
U. S. N, chaplain general. =,
The vice deputy commanders for States n,
rho will attend the assembly in a num- y. =.
er of instances are: Colorado, Mr.. Luz
ius NJ. Cuthbert. Denver; District of
Mr.. James Marion Johnston, a,
Florida, Col C. Noble Jones, IN
allahassee; Georgia, Mr. Charles w nj
ling, Rome; Maryland. Mr.. George n.
Baltimore: Missouri Mr. A
I. Holeombe, St Louis; New Hampshire, NJ
Judge Z. NJ Bovker. Whitehead: Massa- tn
husetts. Capt. W. L. Wiley, Boston; hi
Iorth Carolina, Capt. S. A. .Ashe,
.aleigh; Virginia, DR.. Lyon G. Tyler,
On OF former President John Tyler and 70
resident OF William and Mary College. q
Pennsylvania Mr. w