The Washington times., 1913-01-18
MlssSsAIce Vandergrift Bride Today =. 8
j OF George Angus Garrett, of Chicago
Miss Juliet Paris viii Become
Bride Of Theodore Gill, Jr, in
Home Wedding Tonight.

Miss Juliet Paris. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Albion K. Paris. will be mar.
ried to Theodore Gill. jr., this evening al
s o'clock. in her parents home, So22
street. The wedding ceremony, which
will be performed by the Rev. Frederick
Howden. rector of st. Johns Episcopal
Church in Georgetown. Will be attended
by small party of relatives and a few
intimate friends, and will be followed by
a large reception.
The bride. who win be escorted and
given in marriage by her father, will
have as her only attendant, Miss Hannah
Matthews, and Newman Perry will be
the best man for Mr. Gill
After the reception Mr. GIL and his
bride will leave Washington for we'd
ding trip and upon their return to
Washington will reside at Hammond
Court
Among those from out-of town. who
WIN attend the wedding win be Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyons. and Mrs. Harry williams,
of New York; Miss Gretchen Roy. Of
Baltimore, and Mrs. Boyle, Of PhiIadel-
phia.
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Miss Robyn Young will entertain at
a bridge party Thursday afternoon In
compliment to Miss Nina Van Arsdale,
who leaves Washington shortly for, q
trip around the world.
Miss Helen Taft was the guest in whose
honor Miss Patten entertained at lunch
con today. Later in the afternoon Miss
Taft will go to Annapolis, where she
will attend the dinner and dnace which
Commander and Mrs. Bulmer are giving
for her this evening.
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Congressman william d. Stephens Of
California and Mrs. Stephens enter
tained Informally at dinner last evening
at Congress Hall for their debutante
daughter, Miss Barbara Stephens, and
her house guest, Miss Beatrtz Burnham,
of Los Angeles.
After the dinner Miss Stephens and
her guest attended the hop at the Wash
ington Barracks The additional guests
at the dinner were Miss Dorothy Gray
Brooks, Miss Marie Newton, Miss Mary
Macon. Miss Edythe McQuade. Miss
Virginia Brown. Lieutenant vane. Lieu-
tenant Edwards. DIR. Br.scoe.- Arthur
Dutton. b. Miles Morris. Stewart Barr.
and Ralph Hospital.
F.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Carl Smith have as
house guests at their home, 17s9 Seven
teenth street, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Cra-
mer, the former a nephew of Gen. L. S.
Grant, and Mrs. Canaga and Miss Cana
ga. widow and daughter of Commander
Canaga, L. S. N, who are here from
Boston.
Mrs. Smith will give a tea this after
noon in honor OF her guests, and will
be assisted by Mrs. w. NJ. Geddes. Mrs.
Arthur T. Ramsay, Mrs. Augustus
Knight, Mrs. William H. DeLacy, Miss
Thistlewood. daughter of Congressman
Thistlewood, of Illinois: Miss Alice Ray,
Miss Mary Alice Higgins, Miss Russell
Brown. Miss Snyder, Miss Keyes and
Miss Ruth Norcross.
The decorations of spring flowers are
artistically arranged. and a large bas-
ket of flowers will decorate the tea
table, where Mrs. Ramsey and Mrs.
Geddes preside. Mrs. A. Smith will
wear a gown OF white lace and Mrs.
Cramer will wear a gown of silver gray
crepe embroidered in silver. Mrs. Can
aga will wear a gown of black embroi-
dered crepe de chine, and Miss Canaga
will wear pink chiffon over deeper pink
sile and embroidery of pearls on drapery
and bodice.