The Washington times., 1914-03-19

NH of Senator Myers of Montana,
VI was hostess at a beautifully
appointed luncheon today at
the Congressional Club In compliment
TO the ladies of the Montana delegation
in Congress.
Palms, ferns, ionquils, and white
sweet peas formed the table decora-
tions, with corsage bouquets of yellow
and white spring blossoms for the
guests.
The guests were Mrs. Marshall. Mrs.
Thomas j. Walsh, Miss Wash, Mrs.
Evans. Mrs. Stout, Mrs. Ashurst. Mrs.
Reed. Mrs. Mclean, Mrs. Thomas. Mrs.
MARITIME, Mrs Owen, Mrs. Fletcher,
Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. Shafroth, Ms.
Maddox. Mrs. Fred bennett, Mrs.
Kahn, Mrs. Byrns, Mrs Dixon, Mrs.
Dickinson, Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs.
Thompson, Mrs. Pitman, Miss wood,
and Miss Kerr.
Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson and
Lady Forbes-Robertson will be the
honor guests at the Congressional Club
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. TheE
will remain but a short time owing TO
other engagements.
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The Secretary of Labor and MIS-.
Wilson will entertain at dinner
this evening in their home IN
the Avenue of the Presidents. Ihe
President will be their guest OF
honor. There is possibility that Mrs.
Wilson will be able to attend the din
ner party also, as she Is recovering
rapidly from her-recent illness.
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Miss Eleanor Wilson and the Secre-
tary of the Treasury were among those
who attended the informal hop at Fort
Myer last evening. The dance vas gwen
in the hop room, which was adorned
With branches of pine, flags. and bunt-
ing. The post orchestra played for the
dancing.
Mrs. Summerall, wife of Major sum-
mer-:.. Thirteenth Artillery, and Mrs.
Fleming. wife OF Major Fleming. Fifth
Cavalry, received the guests.
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Miss Dorothy Louise Marschalk,
eldest daughter of DR.. William A. Mars
chalk, and Henry Herbert Smith were
married at the brides home in Brook
land Saturday afternoon, by the Rev.
w. C. d. Thomas, rector of the Church
OF Our Saviour. The wedding gown was
blue brocade, with hat to match. The
couple left Immediately on a short we'd
ding trip, after which they will be at
home in the Congressional
Mrs. Smith is descendant of two old
Northern and Southern families, her
maternal great-great-grandfath having
been Reuben Dunn, of Waterville. Me-,
who VAS president of the Maine Central
railroad for many years, and her pa
ternal great-great-grandfath was Col.
Andrew Marschalk, of Mississippi, who
fought under Mad Anthony Wayne in
his Indian campaigns. and who publish
ID the first newspaper in the Southwest
at Natchez, about 1900.
Mr.. Smith is a native OF Hartman,
Tenn. but has lived in this city several
years.
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MI and Mrs James Leo Hanlon, of 20I
East Capitol street, have returned from
trip through the North, and will te-
main in the city until May l, when they
will sail for the Orient
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Mrs. Willard Salisbury will be at
home today for the last time this season.
Miss Marie Bramwell. of New York, is
O guest of Mrs. salisbury.
\ beautiful wedding was celebrated
last night in St Thomas Church when
Miss Katherine Dickman. daughter of
Col. Joseph T. Dickman. L. S. A. was
married 10 Lieut.. Harry Knauss.
l.. S. y. The Rev. DIR. c. Ernest Smith
performed the ceremony in the presence
Of a large number of relatives and
friends.
The church was filled with great Clus-
ters of Easter lilies and pots Of Aus
iralian ferns and palms. The church
"rganist and choir gave DELIGHTFUL pro-
gram during the seating Of the guests
1nG during the service.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father Her gown was Of white
orepe meteor. draped with old family
lace. She wore a tullc veil and car
TieC a shower bouquet OF Bride roses
and lilies Of the valley.
Her sister-in-law and her sister. Mrs
7 T. Dickman and Miss Dorothy Dick
man. were her two attendants. They
wore gowns of pale pink taffeta. made
with boutfant nannieres and pink tat
fcsa. and tulle hats to match. whil'
;heir bouquets were old-fashiOned nose
gays III lace paper frills:
Lieut.. Harry Wirgman. l. $. NJ {,
y as the best man. and the ushcrs wer
Lieut. Taylor Smith, L. :. N: I.ieut
Henry e. Cl2gett. and Lieut. Fred 7
pickman. L. 5. A, and Lieut. Ezr
Alen and Lieut. J. Weaver, L. s. \
Following the ceremony tier" was
reception at the home OF Colonel an
Mrs. Dlckinan, in Mntwood place. afte
which Lieutenant and Mrs Knauss lei
for their wedding trip.
Mrs. knauss Travelled in L smart su
Of dark blue serge with a small ha
Upon their return, about April ]. LieI
terant and Mrs. knauss will take pO'
session Of an apartment in the AVcT