The Washington times., 1914-02-19
Activities Of
Society
BY JEAN ELIOT.

NK RS. GARRISON. wife of the
N Secretary of War. is the guest
in lonor of whom Mrs Scully.
wife of CONGRESSMAN Thomas
}. Scully. Of New Jersey, entertained
at beautiful pink and white luncheon
today at the New Willard.
The guests, who Included the wives
of the New Jersey delegation in Con-
Sress, were seated at a round table in
the Presidential suite. \ centerpi=ce of
Killarney roses and white sweet peas
adorned the table, and corsage tou-
Guets OF pink sweet peas and roses were
ranged iit each place.
The guests We're Mis-. James f Mar
me. Mrs. William Hughes. Mrs. J.
thompson Baker. Mrs. Allan B. Walsh,
Mrs. Eugene +. kinFead. Mrs. Walter
irving Mccoy, Mrs. Edward w. Town
END, Mrs John J: Eagan, Mrs. James
a. hamil, Mrs Thomas w. StubbIe-
.eidi ,,I, MIS- r J.. RauEan and Miss
Hcuily. of South Amboy, y. j., the kouse
guest of the hostess.
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The Governor of Illinois and Mrs.
Dunne will arrive in Washington today
70 attend the dinner which the Secre-
earv of State and Mrs Bryan will give
this evening at Calumet Pace.
Mrs. Albert Janin will give a tea this
afternoon. from until o'clock at her
hcme in Lafayette Square, in compli-
ment to the Misses Powell
The third of the series of the dam
SAINTS which are being given this seal
son at the p ayhouse by the committed
OF prominent society women who gave
me roller skate parties at the Arcade
last year, viii take place this afternoon
at o'clock Niscountest d'Azy. Mrs
George Howard. and Mrs. Henry De-
Sibour are among those particularly
interested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marine CLANCY, of 524
Third street northeast. announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Mary !
Q. CLANCY. to John Arthur Curtin, on !
Monday. February i6.
Mrs. William P. Borland is chaperon !,
of the party which Miss Sylvia Met !
calf is giving at the the dansant. at !
the Shoreham this afternoon in honor
OF Miss Roberta Amies. The other
erosts will be Miss Genevieve Walsh,
Miss Ms,,oc Sns Courts ndsI Miss EtaeI L!osH Mrs
Maddox. Miss Edythe McQuade. Walter
Alexander. Alden Wheeler, Bob Jones,
George Tou, Harry Dulin. Tom Daw-
son. Gilmour Amies, Frank Harmon.
Don Murlin and Gray Dawson.
Miss Aura Irene Gessford, laughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Gessford. of
Philadelphia. Pa, was married to James
Malcolm Lowe. of Washington, Tuesday
evening at O'Clock, in the parsonage
of the Fifth Street Baptist Church. the
Rev. John z. Briggs officiating. in the
presence of a party of relatives ar d a
few intimate friends.
The bride. whose only attendant
vas her sister, Miss Blanche Z. Cess
ford, wore her travelling suit of dark |
blue hroadc!oth. with black velvet
nat and corsage bouquet ofiviolets
and lilies of the valley. Miss Blanche
GessforI wore tailored suit of navy
blue clotn. with velvet hat she
wore cluster of ltichmond roses.
Wilbur Frank was the best man for
Mr.. Lowe.
Immediately after the wedding cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe left Wash
inston for trip. ard upon their re-
1nrn VIII be at home at 1922 z strec--
TUESDAY evening. March 3, Mr.. and
friends after O'Clock.
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A beautiful wedding took place last
evening in the Calvary Methodist Epis-
copal Church. when Miss Ruth Hender-
son. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar d
of l405 Delafield place. was
married to Willis b. Spear; jr.. of Sheri-
dan. Wyo.
The wedding cereInony, which was
performed by the Rev. J. T. Ensor, was
attended by large party of relatives
and fr ends.
The bride wore a beautiful gown of
vi hlte crepe meteor satin, trimmed with
lace and touches of chiffon and iri-
descent beads. Her long tulle veil was |
q arranged 10 tall from cap of lace, and
the bridal bouquet was a shower of
Bride roses and lilies OF the valley
MISS Ramona Champion, who was the
orides s only attendant, wore pale blue
taffeta silk, trimmed with tjnv mink
rosebuds, and carried an armful of pink
sweet peas
Philip Spear, of Wyoming, was his .