The Washington herald., 1914-04-19


lilies adorned the walls. also formed an
arch in the middle of the chancel, where
bride and bridegroom stood for the cere-
mony. Easter lilies and fern EXTENDED
from either size OF this structure as a
background for the grouping OF the large
bridal party, while all the way down the
aisle the pews were marked by standards
of lilies and roses at short Intervals.
Around the gallery and the side walls
were festoons of roses marked with bas-
kets OF hydrangeas. and the choir raii
was banked with palms.
Following the ceremony the entire COM
pany found its way to the Pan-Amerlcah
Building. where the bride and bride
groom took up their position in the Hall
Of the Americas to welcome and receive
their hundreds OF guests and we'll
wi5hers.
In the library on the ground floor buffet
refreshments were served from a long
table decorated profusely in American
Beauty roses, the Meyer Davis orchestra
played throughout the reception which
came to a close with Informal dancing.
At the close of the reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Flood drove to the Highlands where
the latter changed her wedding gown for
a blue cloth tailored suit. before starting
on a short honeymoon visit to an un-
named retreat near Washington. Owing
to the impossibility OF the bridegroom
absenting himself from Washington at
this time. they have taken an apartment
at the Shoreham as a temporary home
for the spring season. and will not es-
tablish their regular residence in Wash
ington until next autumn.
In addition to the entire body of Con-
gress. which adjourned at o'clock to at
tend the wedding. the notable guests at
the reception included the Vice President
Nd kan he Ami ha
dor. the Spanish Ambassador and Nine.
RianO. the Minister from Colombia and
Mime. Calderon. Miss Calderon, the Pc
ruvian Minister and Mime. PeZet, the for
mer Ambassador to Germany and Mrs.
David Jayne Hill, Mrs. Robert MCCor-
mick. the Misses Patten. Mrs. William
Barrett. Mrs. Chandler Anderson, Miss
| Boardman. Mrs. Charles Faulkner. Mr.
and Mrs Selwin TAFT. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks
Ladd. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson. Miss
] Julia Wilson. Mrs. Isaac T. Mann. Mrs.
Henry S. BoutelI, Mrs. Archibald Oracle.
Mr. and Mrs. Hannis Taylor. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Harry Williams, Of Chicago; Lieut..
and Mrs. AlstOn Simpson, Mrs. Charles
Richardson. Mrs. Charles Hoffman. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert j. Wynne. MIR. and Mrs
Victor Kaufman. Miss Davidge. Miss
Flora Wilson. Miss Meta Morris Evans,
Mrs. Charles MCChord. and Miss Nc
Chord.
They received many superb presents.
The Secretary OF State sent a set Of
books. The Speeches and Public Papers
Of the Presidents Of the United States:
the House Of Representatives gift was
handsome silver tea and coffee service.
the Committee on Foreign Affairs Of the
House. of which Representative Flood,
is chairman. sent one large silver dish
Lanchorne. Of Richmond. sent n superb
silver punch bowl with tray and ladle:
the brides family gave her a chest Of
fiat silver. the pattern Of the forks,
spoons. and knives. being copied after
that of Lord Fairfax. a beautiful silver
loving cup was sent by representative
Floods committee associates at the Balti-
more convention. Superb flowers were
sent by the members of the Diplomatic
Corps, and friends from the Tenth dis
| trict. which Representative Flood rep
resents in Congress. sent a lovely large
silver salver.
7 A benefit performance Of Peg o. My
Heart will be given at the Belasco
| Theater. Tuesday night. April ., for the
! benefit OF the patients at the tuberculosis
sanatorium. Fort Stanton. y. Mex.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jenkins. Of Nash
| vile. Tenn. announce the engagement Of
| their daughter. Miss Harriet Boiling
Jenkins, to Mr. Edward Allen Garlock Of
Washington.
Miss Jenkins spent the nast winter in
Washington with her cousins the Com
missioner of Education and Mrs. Philan-
| der ClaXton, and was extensively enter
tanned while here. No date has been set
| for the marriage.
A bridge party followed by a the dan
SAINT will be given at the residence of
Mrs. Thomas T. GAN. l5e1 Twentieth
| street. tomorrow afternoon at ; o'clock
under auspices of the District Of Column
| bia Association opposed to Woman Suf-
| frage. The following officers and ladies
of the executive board. from whom tick
cts may be obtained. are in charge: Mrs.
I Birnie. Mrs. Huidekoper Miss Davis.
Miss Denny. Miss Alice Card Mrs.
Swagar Shirley. Mrs. f. Rollins Morse.
Mrs. J. II. Wadsworth. jr.. Mrs William
Cogswell. Mrs. \. W. Gregg. Mrs. Joseph
VI. Stoddard. Miss Josephine Patten, and
| Mrs Mathewson.
Miss Mary Wilcox has come in from
Chevy Chase and is the guest Of Mrs
Wilcox and Miss Wilcox at the Parkwoud.
She will take possession Of her own apart
HlcHl III lnt MOHldlla IN
Mrs. Buckner Randolph entertained at
a charming tea yesterday afternoon at
her residence in r street in compliment
to Miss Marie Stevens. who is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick FrclinChuysen.
of New York. and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ser
Geant Cram are stopping at the New
Richmond.
Mrs Thomas TaliaferrO will give tea
Monday afternoon at her apartment in
the Portsmouth in compliment to Miss
Williams, of Boston.
His eminenCe Cardinal Gibbons will he
entertained at dinner today by DR.. and
Mrs. Ryan DevereuX at their home in
Chevy Chase.
Mrs. A. Breslauer. of Baltimore, spent
few days in the city during the past
week visiting friends.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. William Marshall
gave a dinner last night at the Chevy
Chase Club preceding the Saturday night
dance. Others who entertained guests
at dinner were Judge and Mrs. Sidney
nd IRE