The Washington herald., 1914-03-08

ivory-bound prayer book, from which
orange blossoms and lilies OF the valley
fell in a shower.
Miss Lawrie Edward Smith. who was
her sisters maid of honor. wore a
charming frock of shaded green chiffon
draped over white satin. She wore a
picture hat trimmed with apple blossoms
and carried leghorn hat filled with ferns
and white spring blossoms
Mrs. Frank Moody, of New York. ma
tron Of honor. wore Nile green chiffon
over white satin with a large green pic
turc hat adorned with pink and white
spring flowers, nd carried an armful Of
pink roses
The ushers. like the bridegroom and
Capt. Mclean. wore the full dress uni
forms of their rank. They were Lieut..
Commander Martin French. Lieut.. d. A.
Weaver. and Lieut.. J. b. GiImer, ali of
the navy, and Eir. Irving Edward Smith.
brother OF the bride.
A wedding breakfast was served in tho
home of the brides parents, in the
Avenue Of the Presidents. Palms, ferns.
and pink and white azaleas, roses and
tulips decorated the house and a string
orchestra played throughout the after
noon. Mrs. Smith. who assisted her
| son-in-law and daughter in receiving
their guests. wore a beautiful gown Of
lavender brocade with a small lavender
straw hat Mrs. Irving Edward Smith,
sister-in-law of the bride. wore Dresden
taffeta gown with a black hat.
Late in the da.- Lieut.. Baldridge and his
bride left Washington. and on April 2
they will sail from San Francisco for
trip to China, Japan. and the Philip
pines. Lieut.. Baldridge Is aid to Rear
admiral Powells, of the Asiatic fleet
The brides travelling costume consisted
OF handsome .Paquin model of dark
| blue cheviot. with a small black toque
with touches Of burnt orange satin.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Ruth Jonas, of Nashville, Tenn,
and Mr.. Joseph ID. Kaufman, of Wash
/ ington, to take place Wednesday, March
Is, at the Hotel Hermitage, Nashville,
Tenn.
/ Miss Jean Wilson has returned to
Washington after several months ab-
sence. and has taken an apartment at
p, the Columbia, Fourteenth and Gerard
streets, for the remainder of the season.
Miss Wilson will go to Harrisburg in
Easter week and will give a recital COM
prised OF her well-known stories and
| monologues, for the Governor of PENN
sylvania and Mrs. Tener at the executive
mansion.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. IT, E. johnson have rc-
turned to Washington from a trim IN
Florida and Havana, Cuba.
Miss Fannye Klein has returned to he,
home in New York, after a short vis,,
to friends in the city
Comdr. and Mrs. W. s. CrosIev .n,or
tained at dinner last night in con,nI,-
ment to their house guests, Comdr "a
Mrs. Berry. of Annapolis, Md Tha
guests invited to meet them inc,pdaS
i Comdr. and Mrs. A. S. Flasier Mad,oa,
Inspector and Mrs. c. II. T, Iownaas
Comdr. and Mrs. Britain, and Con,ss
and Mrs. Semi L
/ Miss Katherine Heller, of Th,..,
street, is spending several u..,.s 20 =.
Newark. n. j., the guest OF Mis-, ~
Lippman. o'
The Army and Navy Chapter. Ms n
1 A. r.. will give card party at the C.,r.
on Wednesday afternoon at ocIocS
prize will be provided for each table -
! the games played will be choice ~ ~.
/ making up the table. The guests WIN Is
1 received by Mrs. r. R. Stitt, rer.rs ~
y the chapter, and Mrs. George N. ats-u-