The Washington times., 1914-11-19
Activities Of
Society
n YraAY EYY1T
By JEAN ELIOT.

NE ter Of Mrs. Clarence Moore
'lVl will make her debut at q re
ception on the afternoon of
December 10. Mrs. Moore will be host
ess at a dance in Miss Moore's honor
on the evening Of December %.
Mrs. Moore and Miss Moore leave to-
day for visits in New York and Phila-
delphia. They will attend the debut of
Miss Wanamaker. in Philadelphia, and
will 90 to the Yale-Harvard game
They expect to return to Washington
for Thanksgiving.
T.
The Secretary Of the Smithsonian
Institution and Mrs. Walcott. who
have recently returned from q motor
trip in western Maryland, have gone
to New York to be absent tho re-
mainder Of the week. Mrs. Walcott
viii be at home informally on We'd
Miss Helen Walcott, who Is visiting
Mrs: Dimock in New York. will return
to Washington, December 19.
f.
John H. Sherman. superintendent of
the department Of weights, measures
dress the Federation Of Women's
Clubs on Saturday, at II o'clock. Mrs.
Alice Whitaker, president of the
Domestic Alliance, and chairman of
the Home Economics Committee of
the District Of Columbia Federation
discussion will follow the lecture.
Cordial invitation Is extended to the
public.
A series Of dances are to be given
under auspices of All Souls Sunday
nasium. 1742 Church street. during the
season. The first Of tho dances will bs
held on Saturday evening. when Mrs,
Fredenick Holton, Mrs. U. g. P. Perce
and ladies Of tho Sunday school COM
mittee will receive the guests. Among
Pierce, Mrs. William Kent, Mrs. Whit
man Cross, Mrs. Ernest Bicknell, Mrs
D. U. Fletcher, Mrs. r. II. Leiggett
Mrs. i. NJ. Fadeley, Miss Pillsbury, Miss
Newton, and Mrs. Joseph Stewart.
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Mrs. Ellis Logan. president of the Dis.
trict OF Columbia Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs, was the guest Of the Mary
land State Federation at their semi-an.
nual meeting held in Baltimore on Tues
day. Mrs. Logan in her address pre-
scented the Belgian relief fund cause, and
urged the adoption of the mile of pen
nies by the club women, many of whom
declared their intention of carrying out
the plan at once.
Mr. and Mira Henry W. szegedy have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Mrs. Florence NJ. Baker. Il
James Choate Lombard, Of this city
formerly Of Boston, Mass. The wedding
will take place in the early spring.
Miss Florence Nightingale Wedder-
spoon. daughter of the Rev. DR.. r. w.
Wedderspoon and Mrs. Wedderspoon,
was a charming bride OF last evening,
when her marriage to DR.. J. Edward
Zoe, of this city, was celebrated.
Foundry M. E. Church was the scene
brides father, who is pastor Of the
church. The decorations were elab-
crate and carried out in palms, ferns,
and pink roses, and an attractive fea-
ture of the wedding was the violin
solos by. DR.. Anton Kaspar,. which pre-.
played the wedding marches. accom-
panied by George Wilson at the organ.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her brother. Richard Gibson
Wedderspoon, was gowned in white
crepe meteor, trimmed with chantily
lace and pearls. Her tulle veil, which
had been worn by her sister, was ar
ranged with a cap Of real lace. the gift
OF friend, and she carried q shower
of orchids and lilies of the valley. Her
ONLY ornament was lavallere of
pearls and aquamarines, the gift of the
bridegroom.
Mrs. a. e. Gutteridge, sister Of the
bride, was matron of honor. She wore
q gown of yellow satin, with tulle and
lace. and n cap of gold lace and carried
an old-fashione6 bouquet of roses and
other blossoms. Miss Dorothy MAY
Philadelphia. were bridesmaids. Miss
Crosslcy wore a frock of mauve chiffon
and satin, with lace. and Miss Gillespie
was gowned in green. dainty creation
of chiffon and lace. and both wore caps
of silver lace and carried old-fashioned
posies.
DR.. Charles Kimberley, of Philadel-
nhia. was best man, and the ushers were
John @. Slye, DR.. G.. j. Sibley. a. F.
Gutteridee, of Buffalo: Roy l. BOe
brothcr of the bridegroom; Richard
Nedders,<,on and Arthur WedderspOOn
A large reception at the brides home
followed the ceremony. The house was
gsv with pink roses and green's. Later
DR. and Mrs. Boe left for Il wedding
trip, the bride wearing plum colored
brnadclo,h. trimmed with fur and a
hat TO match. They will be at home
after Decembar l. at fdrtloru courts
Harvard street.
Among the out-Of-tOwn guests were
Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Ward, the Misse.
Ward William Rockafellow. Mrs. Ara
bella Rockafellow. Miss Sarah At
binscn. of Philadelphia; Mrs. James
Rn,ldington, Of Chicago, the brides sis
ter. and Mrs. Zoe Langley, of Asbury
Park.
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Mrs, Otto Praeger, wife Of the Post
master OF Washington. entertained the
mcrnbers of the F'ive-Foot Shelf Study
club at her home in Monroe street, on
Wednesday.
Calvary Church was the scene Of q
nr.tty wedding at o'clock yesterday af-
tarnCon. when Miss Marie Pearce
daughter of Mrs Pearce and the late
Wrillism II. Pearce, was married to vii
liam Harold Smith, the Rev Samuel II
GI cen officiating. The wedding was at
fenced only by relatives and intimate
friends. The bride was given in mar
riage by her uncle. Allan c. Clark. and
was attended by her sisters, Mrs Thorn,