The Washington herald., 1914-11-25
: Doines Of Society /;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

wishes to the admiral, one Of the seven
living GERS who fought in the Mexican
war.
The marriage of Miss Mona Elsie
Roberts, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs D.
J. Roberts, and Mr.. Burl R. Johnston. of
Charlottesville, Ind. took place at 500
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at Trinity
Church, Rev. G. W. Van Fossen officiat-
ing. The reception which was to have
followed was abandoned after a recent
family bereavement.
Mrs. L B. Roberts, sister-in-laW Of
the bride. and Mr.. Morton N. Milford
attended the couple. The bride wore her
going-away dress OF dark brown broad
cloth with a velvet hat in the same
shade. trimmed with plumes. She carried
Vlolets and lilies Of the valley m a
shower bouquet. The matron Of honor
wore dark blue brocaded chiffon and q
black picture hat and carried violets.
After the wedding journey the couple
VIII take up their residence at Craw-
fordsville, Ind.
A quiet but beautiful wedding was ceis-
brated in st. Aloysius' Church YESTERDAY
morning at O'Clock nuptial mass, when
Miss Emily w. Matter, daughter OF Mr..
ana Mrs. l. Matter, was married to Mr..
Survey. Rev Father Pittar performed
the ceremony. Miss Gertrude Bucker
acted as maid of honor and Mrs. H
MoZingo as best man. The bride wore a
travelling costume OF seal-colored broad
cloth, with hat to match and, carried a
shower bouquet Of roses and lilies Of
the valley. The maid OF honor aSSo
wore a street suit Of brown broadcloth
and carried Killarney roses. After a
honeymoon spent in New York. Boston,
and Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Phelan
will return and make their home in
Washington
Miss Nancy johnson. daughter Of Rep
resentative and Mrs. Ben Johnson. who -
visiting in Louisville, KY. was the guest
Of honor at a large luncheon yesterday
given by Mrs Lee Hamilton
Mrs Marshall Field is likely to remain
at her Chicago home until after the hoii-
days. She has taken two boxes for the
opera season there
Mrs. Joseph Kuhn. wife Of Col Kuhn,
L. s. A, who has been assigned to oo-
seryation duty with the German army,
will remain at their quarters at the
Washington Barracks during Col Kuhn's
absence. and will be at home as usual
Thursdays after January L Mrs Kuhn
will go to West Point to visit her son
this week. and will be in Philadelphia
Saturday for the Army-Navy game.
There will be bazaar and the dansant
at the Raleigh Hotel on December z
1914, in the afternoon and evening for the
benefit Of the Day Nursery and Dispen-
sary Association, Of 40 street south
west The patronesses are as follows:
Mrs. Bryan. Mrs. Burleson, Mrs Daniels.
Mrs. Redfield, Mrs. Duncan Fletcher.
Mrs. A. B. Cummins, Mrs H A Palmer.
Mrs. J. W. Good. Mrs. ]. A. Logan, Mrs.
W. f. Andrews, Mrs. c. Ray Dean, Mrs.
II. II. HaZen, Mrs. Henry PoIkinhorn,
Mrs. W. J. French. Mrs. G. L. Peckham,
Mrs Earl P. Hopkins, Mrs. J. Edison
Briggs. Mrs. E. L. Watson, and Mrs. z.
Claude Rogers. Mrs. James W. Mcneil
is Chairman Of the bazaar and dance
At the bazaar there Is to be a coIIec-
ton Of articles suitable for Christmas
presents on sale for the beneft Of the
Day Nursery and Dispensary. The tables
and booths are to include an art table,
at which post cards will be included; -
fancy work table. an apron table, A
candy table, cake table, and a parcel
post table The Meyer Davis Orchesrr,.
will provide music for the dancing.
The Dickens Carnival" to Be held De-
cember Is at the New Willard. will have
among its patronesses Mrs. John Sharp
Williams. Mrs Joseph welden Bailey,
Mrs. Robert L. Taylor. Mrs. Harry Lane,
wife OF the Senator from Oregon; Mrs.
Ellis Logan, president Of the District or
Columbia Federation of WOmen's Clubs:
Mrs. George Howard. Mrs. Judge Charres
Howry. Mrs. Theodore Shuey, and Mrs
John G. Capers.
The carnival is to be given for rns
benefit Of the homeless and destitute
children of Belgium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Walker. who
nave for the past few years spent the
winter season in Mexico City. has taken
4 house for the winter in X street.
Some time in December Miss Lillian
3irney. Mrs. Walkers sister. will make
ler debut at a reception given by Mrs.
Walker.
Mrs. E. II. Beacon and her daughter,
Mrs. +. II. HolbroOke. formerly OF
Beaver. Pa. now of Philadelphia, Pa
ire spending the winter with her friend
Hiss Louise c. Wilson. at 1925 Otis
place northwest. and will be at homo
With Miss Wilson. on Saturday after
ICONS during the winter to their many
riends who desire to call.
Warrenton, Va. Nov. 24-Master c.
Shirley Carter. who has been the guest
# Master Vincent Walsh Mclean, in
has returned to the home
4 his parents. Dr. and Mrs. c. Shirley
'arter. in Warrenton, and brought with
i'm Master Vincent Mclean. who re-
NAMED in WarrentOn several days but
eturned to his home in Washington
[ noon. The sturdy little millionaire
ably, who is a bright. manly little chap.
ras much admired by his playfellows
'hile in Wsrrenton.
Mrs. Irene Lalor Bingham, Of ISIS
'airmont street, and Mr.. Pierce Henry
tagg. who is connected with the PEN
ion Bureau, were married yesterday
lOrning at ST. Paul's Church by Mgr.
ames Mackln- The ceremony was short
nd simple, and only a few immediate
slatives were present. Immediately
fter the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Stagg
,artGd on trip to the Bermuda Islanos,
nd upon their return a reception VIII
Q held. The bride. who was the widow
DR.. Gustaye A. Bingham and a mem
er OF one OF the Oldest families IN
Washington, wore a travelling suit OF
rOwn, and was unattended. They Will
e at home in Washington after Deem
er L.
Miss Flora Wilson, daughter Of the
primer Secretary OF Agriculture. is CIV
lg a prize for the best dancer OF the
Ok trot at the Congressional Union the
ansant at Rauschers Friday afternoon.