The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-08

The President and Mrs. Wilson wen
to see the performance Of Little Won
en- at the Belasco Theater last night
ana entertained in their box Mrs. Wood
row, Mrs. Wells, and Miss Bones.
Mrs. Thomas woodrow. of Denver
Colo, and her daughter, Mrs. Wells
have arrived for a visit at the Whit
House.
Mrs. Marshall received many caller
Yesterday afternoon informally in he
apartment at the. shoreham. Mrs. Bryal
also received yesterday ipformaiiy a
Calumet Place, Mrs. Garrison at ne
apartment at Stoneleigh Court, ana MRS
RedfielG at the. Highlands.
Miss Jessie Wilson and Miss Eleano'
Wilson were the guests of honor at
dinner given by Col st. John Greble
u. S. A, and Mrs. Greble at the Chew!
Chase Club last night, the guests en-
loving general dancing afterwards. Thos'
invited to meet the attractive daughter
Of the President and Mrs. Wilson wer'
Miss Jeanette Allen. Miss Eleanor Rey
burn, Miss Anne Greble, Miss Mildred
Greble. Mrs. r. z. Hammond, OF Sal
Francisco, Cal; Commander Burstyn, o.
the Austrian Embassy; Capt. JuliaI
Schley, u. s. A; DR.. Cary Grayson, U
s. NJ; Lieut.. Charles Rockwell, Lieut.
Dunn, u. S. N; Mr.. Rozier Dulany. 1r.
and Lieut.. St John Greble' IT.
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan, wife o.
the Secretary of State. was entertained
9. dinner last night by Mr.. and Mrs
Henry b. r. mcfarland. number o.
additional guests being invited to NEE
her.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Lee were hosts
at a large dinner last night at the Chevy
Chase Club in honor of the Secretary OF
War and Mrs. Garrison. Among the Other
guests were Mrs. George Leary, OF Ne"
York: Rear Admiral Emory, Mrs. La
MARITIME, and Rear Admiral Blue.
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Ira Copley en-
tertained informally at dinner last nlsn'
at their residence in r Street.
Lieut.. Commander Charles Courtney, U
s N. entertained at an informal dinner
at the Chevy Chase Club last night "
compliment to Mrs. Edward Everet'
Marshall. of Newport, and Mrs. 'Carrol
Van Ness, of Baltimore, Nd.
One of the most charming weddings o
the season took place at noon yesterud'
In St. Margaret's Episcopal Church
when Miss Grace Helen Zane, daughte
of Rear Admiral A. V. Zane, u. ;. n.
and Mrs. Zane, was married 10 Lieut.
r Earle. u. s. N The ceremon!
was perforrned by Rev. DR.. Herber
Scott Smith rector of the church. II
the presence of a large gathering
relatives and friends
The dainty gowns of the bride ant
her attendants and the full dress UNI
forms of the men OF the wedding part!
contrasted beautifully with the gree
arhi white decorations OF the church
The chancel was adorned with palms
ferns, green vines. and quantities
white spring blossoms. with clusters
white lilies in tall standards marking OF
the pews reserved for the families
The bride, who was escorted ana eiVei
i'm marriage by her father, Rear Admira
Zane. wore a gown of fine white linen
richly embroidered. She wore a whit
pictue hat, and carried shower pou
ouet OF Bride roses ana lilies or IN
valley.
Mrs. Robert Smith, of Atlantic City
N. J.. the matron of honor, wore pini
linen with a large pink hat, and carried
an armful of pink Killarney roses.
The two little sisters of the bride, Mis-
Margaret Zane and Miss Evelyn Zane
were flower girls. They wore damt,
frecks of white null and lace, and car
.rfeG baskets of pink and white rose
buds.
Frank Lagerquist, u. S. N, retired, o.
Minneapolis. Mimi, who was a class
mate of the bridegroom, was best man
and the ushers were Lieut.. Davis, U. s