The Washington herald., 1914-12-24
Doinss Of Society


blossoms and she carried hlies of the
valley and white orchids The maid Of
honor and bridesmaids wore white char
meuse veiled In white tuIle with white
tulle hats trimmed In poinsettis and car
ried shepherdess' STATS Of red satin with
polnsettia blossoms. The decorations IN
the church and at the reception were In
the Christmas colors-red and green. Mrs..
Hartley, mother OF the bride. wore gray
charmeuse and pink chiffon. Mrs Por-
ters travelling gown was Of blue broad
cloth with a blue velvet toque. Mr.. and
Mrs Porter viii make their hon1o IN
Delaware
The Presidential suite Of ths New
willard was the scene OF . Christ
mas wedding on Wednesday after-
noon. at which the bride was Miss Hill
dab WALL daughter OF Mrs. J. D. Wall,
Of Madison, N. C., and the bridegroom
Mr.. n L Penn, of Danville. Va Only
a small party OF relatives witnessed
the ceremony. at which Rev. Nr. Hard
ing OF Richmond. odlciated. Mrs Wall
and her daughter, who have been
guests of the New wizard for some
time, were Joined there yesterday BY
the Misses Stone. OF Baltimore Mr..
and Mrs. Penn left town yesterday for
a short honeymoon trip before going
to Danville TO reside.
Mrs. Delos A Blodgett and her chill
dren and her sister. Mrs Charles Mat
thevs, have gone to the Blodgett place
on the Indian River in Florida, where
they will spend a month or more. They
will go today to Cocoa, Fla, to spend
Christmas with Mrs Blodgett's brother
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs Porcher
and family, who are having a house
party over Christmas Mr.. Porcher,
who is commodore OF the boat club. and
Mrs Porcher. who Is president Of the
Woman's Club, have arranged q num-
ber Of yachting parties and other en-
tertainments for their guests. Early in
the week Mrs Biodgett and her party
will return to Dayton. where she has
arranged a round of festivities to oe-
cupy the next several weeks Mrs.
Matthews will spend some time in
Charleston, s. C. her former home, be-
fore Joining Mrs. Blodgett again in
Washington by the first OF February.
Former Senator and Mrs. Burrows,
OF Kalamazoo, Mich. who spent several
weeks in Washington recently, have
gone to New York to spend Christmas
and the holiday season with their
daughter. Mrs McNair. and her fam
lily. Mr. and Mrs. Burrows will then
go to Atlantic City to spend some time.
Mrs. Burrowss nieces, Mrs. Fales and
onEs- "dub"OEIus OF detroit, VINO were
with her for several weeks at the
Powhatan. have gone to California for
the remainder of the winter, where
they hope Mr.. and Mrs. Burrows win
join them later.
Prof. George Le Fevre. OF the Uni-
versity Of Missouri, and Mrs. Le Fevre
who have been recent guests of Prot
lie Fevre, of the University of virginia,
are now at the New willard where
they will pass the holidays.
Mr.. s. n. Fabian. president Of the
Washington College OF Music, viii not
be at home THURSDAY evenings until aftsr
January l, 19l5.
William NJ Wood, Of New York, with
the Misses Wood and William N Wood,
| tr., are making a short stay at the New
Willard en- route to their place at Pine
hurst. n. C.. where they propose passing
the holidays
Mr.. W. R. Wheeler and wife, Of San
Francisco. Cal, who have resided in
Washington for several winters, have
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