The Washington herald., 1914-05-28

hat trimmed with pink roses: she carried
a bouquet Of roses. Miss Metcalf's cos.
tune was made after the same fashion
but of blue and gold and her small hal
was trimmed with yellow daisies and
, corn flowers and she carried bouquet oi
the blue and yellow blossoms.
The ushers who seated the concours'
of guests were: Ensigns Powell. Jones
and Kresker, and Donald Luton and Mr.
Gilmour Amies. and Mr.. Karl Kurt
was best man.
!, Following the church ceremony there
was q reception at the home OF the
brides parents In Columbia road. bay
window Of the drawing-room was trans
formed into q bower In which the bridal
couple stood to receive felicitations OF
those invited. Pink peonies were arrang-
ed in this room, while the dining-room
was entirely In white and green. Mr..
and Mrs. Amies received with their SON
in-law and daughter. Mrs. Amies wear
ing q gown of silver-gray charmeuse
trimmed with silver lace studded with
rhinestones. girdle of violet and q
large corsage bouquet Of violets finished
| the costume.
When Mrs. Blandy left Washington on
her bridal journey last night she wore
gown of bronze silk with hat and coat
of the same shade. Ensign Blandy Ii
stationed on the California, and the off,
GERS of the ship presented the bride with
a beautiful chatting dish set Of solid
silver with ivory handlea The other
gifts sent to the bride were both numer-
| Gus and handsome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Chiswen enter
| tanned Ensign and Mrs Blandy and the
| bridal company who attended them at
| their marriage at All Souls Church last
night at luncheon at the Shoreham yes
| terday.
Mr.. and Ara Warren d. Robbins and
their family have taken apartments at
the Shoreham for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. X. Bolton. of Boston.
Mass. will be guests at the Hotel Pow
hatan during their stay in the city.
Society folk are showing special interest
in the card party to be given at Rausch-
er's, at O'Clock, June 3. for the benefit
Of the tuberculosis Hospital at Ponce,
Porto Rico, the interest being greatly
increased on account Of the deep interest
taken in the hospital by Miss Margery
Cotton. who during the four years her
brother. Col. Cotton. was governor of
Porto Rico, was president of the anti
tuberculosis league. Among the women
who yesterday secured tables for the aft
ernon are Mrs. Leonard Wood, Mrs
George 7. Porter, Mrs. Robert s. Griffin.
Mrs. Clarence A. Stedman. Mrs. Thomas
]. Cowie. Mrs. James A. Reed, Mrs.
James Rockwell, Mrs T. w. stubbIe-
field. Mrs. Horace Towner, Mrs. Dudley
NJ. Hughes and Mrs. Fred Dennet.
Mrs. p. ]. Lennonx was hostess at q
tea yesterday afternoon in her apart
ment at the Toronto in honor Of Miss
Nora Lennox and the graduating class
Of Trinity College.
Mrs. E. w. Pudor and her daughter,
Miss E. w. Pudor. arrived here on
Wednesday from Madison, Wis, and are |
at the Hotel Powhatan.
Mrs. John B. Henderson entertained a |
luncheon party yesterday in honor of |
Miss Grace Burnap. who is now the |
house guest of Mrs. Henderson. Miss |
Burnap. who has a splendid voice. will |
sail for Europe in July for. further study. |
Mrs. Richard Butler has closed her
apartment on Sixteenth street and gone
to the Marlborough -Blenheim, Atlantic
City. for a few days before going to the
Maine coast for the summer.
DR.. and Mrs. Franz Jung are among
the passengers booked to sail for Europe.
June 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton Russell have
the Shoreham.
Mr., and Mrs w. z. Jessup, of New
York, have arrived in Washington and
are stopping at the Shoreham.
A large picnic party was given Tues
day afternoon for the Junior Auxiliary
Of the Providence Day Nursery, in Rock
Creek Park. Automobiles were provided
and many donations were received. For
ty-six children were benefited by the
outing. Among the members who at
tended and assisted in entertaining the
children were Miss Marta Calvo, daugh-
ter of the Minister Of Costa Rica; Miss
Marie Fisher, Miss Julia Heyl. Miss
Power. Miss Hanna Taylor. Miss Gene
We've Walsh, the Misses Keane. Miss
Jones. Miss Delaney. Miss Sylvia Met
calf, and Miss Louise Bayne.
Miss Mary R. Wilcox will have a
table at the Democratic breakfast today.
and the event, Notwithstanding the deep
regret expressed on account of the en-
forcd absence of Mrs Wilson, viii be
3 notable event in the history Of the
league. Mrs. Cullop. president Of the
league. will preside at the breakfast
Fully 300 guests are expected.
Mrs. d. B. Merryman and Miss N. B. III
Of Washington, who have been
in Portland. Me-. making preparations to
spend the. summer In q cottage in that
city. are at the Wolcott, New York City. III
IN route to Washington. Mrs. Alexander
Britton and laughter, Miss Margaret Of II
Washington are also guests at the VOL
,ott.
At the Congressional Club tomorrow
Mrs Duncan u. Fletcher. the
win be assisted in receiving
~ Mra Gore and Mrs. Briggs. Mrs K
William Jennings Bryan and Mrs. Bart I
ett. Of 0eorgia, win preside at tbs tea
'ables and assisting In the hospitality OF