The Washington herald., 1912-11-15

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fVll court train. Her long tulle veli was
arranged with n wreath OF orange bios
SONS and the bridal bouquet was a show
L er OF Bride roses and lilies OF the valley.
i Miss Mildred Loyola White. who was
1 her sisters maid OF honor, wore yellow
charmeuse trimmed with shadow lace,
and carried an armful Of white ehryssn-
themuma
The bridesmaids Miss Margaret Young,
Miss Rosalie Briscoe, Miss Josephine
| Waggaman, and Miss Louise Miller of
Winchester. Va, wore white charmeuse
gowns yelled In yellow chiffon and car
ried yellow chrysanthemums. All the
brides attendants wore short tulle wells
1 Mr.. John NJ. WaggRman was best man
for his brother. and the ,ushers were
Messrs, Y. Evans Booker. Archibald
King, William sturgin, Delos Smith, Har-
old Goodwin. and Ernest +. Machlin.
small and informal reception in the
home Of the brides parents In Corcoran
Street followed the wedding ceremony.
Mrs. White, who assisted In receiving
the guests, wore gray charmeuse trim
med with duchess lace and violet hat
Later In the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
| Waggaman left Washington for q South
| ern wedding trip. Mrs. waggaman trav-
eled in a tailored suit Of blue cloth with
| a taupe hat.
daughter of Col H. F. Hodges ". S. A..
| to Lieut.. Albert H. Cher. U. s. A.. will
| take place early in January in this city
Mrs. and Miss Hodges, the latter q debu-
/ tante Of last winter, have just returned
| from Panama, where Col. Hodges Is
! stationed, and while re-establishing their
| home in Massachusetts Avenue, are the
guests OF Maj. and Mrs. Slocum, in sheri-
| dan Circle
officers of the freshman class of
George Washington University and mem |
| bers Of the prom committee gave a |
dance and informal reception to the
members Of the class in the assembly |
hall OF Columbian College Wednesday |
| evening. A large number of freshmen |
enjoyed dancing to a late hour.
The officers of class l6 are S. NJ. Bar |
! rett, president; Mabel Blanchard vice |
! Henry SwartZel, treasurer; Rudolf
Schoenfeld, class editor; Pierre Cham |
I BERLIN Stuart Barr, and L. ]. Leland. |
members OF the executive committee.
Members in charge OF arrangements OF
| the freshman prom" to be given at the |
Raleigh Friday, November 2, are S. NJ. |
! Barrett Donald McKnew. Henry Swart- /
zell, w. L. Barnum, Rudolf SchoenfeId. |
/ Fred FOgle, A. G. Seller, Fred Fogle, |
Miss Barnes, Miss Knowles, and Mr.. |
Lowe
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Will |
lard D. Straight on Wednesday Of last |
week at their home in New York City. |
Mrs. Straight was Miss Dorothy Whitney. |
younger daughter Of the late William c. |
| Whitney. Her marriage TO Mr.. Straight |
was celebrated in Switzerland a year ago |
last August, and soon afterward Mr.. and |
! Mrs. Straight went to China where he |
represented various banking interests. !
! They went to England early last sum- |
mer. returning here late in August. Mr.. |
and Mrs Straight leased for the winter |
the house Of Mr.. and Mrs. James H. |
Kidder.
Miss Mamie NJ. Underwood, daughter OF |
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Underwood, of Acco-
keek, Nd, and Mr.. Norman v. Shervin.
OF Fairplay. Nd, were married at the
Church OF the Ascension November u at
S p. m. The bride was attended by her
sister. Miss Sallle Underwood. and the
groom by his brother. Mr.. Hampton
Shervin. Only members of the family
and a few Intimate friends were present.
Mrs. Susanna oIdberg has sent out in
vitations for a musicale to be given on
Thursday evening, November q, at the
residence of her sister. Mrs. Frank P.
L. Browne and Mrs. Clarence 8. Will
Jams, wife OF Capt. Williams, U. s. N.
will assist.
On Saturday from to S. the Chinese
ladies of the Chinese Chapel. 9O7 John
Marshal Place, will be at home to their
friends. Mrs. Bling, assisted by Mrs. Moy
Sue and Mrs. Moy Sing, will preside at
the tea table. Mrs. George Thompson
Prewitt will give a talk on temperance to
the Chinese women, Mrs. Bing acting as
interpreter.
Commander Victor Blue. U. S. N, and
Mrs. Blue, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Spencer,
and Miss Marjorie Cotton will go to An
napolis to-day to spend Sunday with
Lieut.. Commander Archibald H. Davis,
U. S. N. and Mrs. Davis. They will at
tend the dinner their host and hostess
will give tonight in honor OF the Super
intendent of the Naval Academy and
Mrs. John H. Gibbons.
Miss Elsie Daley gave a card party in
her apartment at the Covington yester-
day afternoon in compliment to Miss La
nette Hine Smith, who will make her
debut next month. The guests were Miss
Anne Elliott Pennebaker, Miss Eloise
Orme. Miss Mary Parker, Miss Juliette
Parrish, Miss Anne Blackwood Miss
Dorothy Rohrer. Miss Elsie Neale, Miss
Maize Baines, Miss Dorothy McCandish,
Miss Katherine Ainsley, Miss Dorothy
Gobyns. Miss Katherine Wilson, Miss
Dorothy Campbell, and Miss Marion Mad
dox.
Mrs Short Adam Willis entertained at
a large reception yesterday afternoon in
honor of the Texas delegates to the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Congress at her residence in Nineteenth
Street. Mrs. Willis wore a handsome
chiffon gown trimmed with shadow lace
green velvet, and green passamenterie.
Receiving with Mrs. Willis were Mrs
Cornelia Branch Stone and Mrs. Molly
McGill Rosenberg, Of Galveston, Tex;
Mrs William Cumming Story, of New
York; Mrs. Drury Ludlow, Mrs. Mitchell
Carroll, Mrs. Victor Kaufman, Mrs.
Gordon Jones, Mrs. Thaddeus Clarke,
Mrs Robert Lee Henry, Miss Frances
Nash, of Cazenovia, n. Y; Miss Cary
Peachy. Miss Nancy Jones, Miss Leila
May Henry, Miss Eugenia Holcomb, {
Miss Gwendolyn Denys, and Miss Olive
Willis
The house was beautifully decorated ,
with palms and chrysanthemums, and the
same flowers formed a beautiful center ,
piece on the tea table. Mrs. Thaddeus |
Clarke, who wore black charmeuse, i
trimmed with coral velvet and white ,
lace, poured tea, and Miss Cary Peachy, !