The Washington times., 1914-11-14
Activities Of
Society
n Yr1Ay Flint
By Jean ELIOT.

Spring, Nd, and Brainard Fl.
Warner, jr.. which will take place this
afternoon at o'clock. at the home Of
the brides mother. in Sandy Spring,
will be an old-fashioned country we'd
ding, by candle light. The ceremony,
which will be performed by the Rev.
James T. Marshall, Of Washington, will
be attended only by relatives and a
few close friends. The house will be
decorated with autumn leaves, masses
Of greens. and yellow and white chrys-
anthemums.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her grandfather Joseph T. Moore. Of
Sandy Spring, and will be attended by
Miss Warfield Crenshaw. Of Richmond,
as maid Of honor. and her niece, Miss
Alice Moore, also of Richmond. as
flower fiirl. Phillips Warner will be
best man for his brother.
Miss Moore, who is handsome girl
of the blonde type, is granddaughter
and is related to the Brookes and the
Ellicotts, Of Maryland. She is also con-
nected with prominent New York fam
lilies.
B. H Warner. Of this city: is ai;a e iawyer'
They have leased an apartment az
the Portsmouth for the season. and will
make their home there on their return
from their wedding trip. Mr.. Warner
also has a home in Kensington, Nd.
Mr.. Warner was the guest of honor at
a bachelor dinner last night at the
Shoreham. Among those present were
J. L. Edwards, William H Ham Capt
Guy Scott. Ross Perry. jr.: l. l. Cooke.
F. F. Wheeler, Parker Warner, A. Z.
Walker. and DR.. J. A. Cannon.
Mrs. Hugh c. Wallace. daughter Of the
late Chief Justice Fuller. Of the Supreme
Court. entertained a large circle Of
women yesterday afternoon to knit for
the benefit Of foreign soldiers. From
the viewpoint Of society the outlook for
organized for the entire winter. These
ladies have agreed to assemble at the
home Of Mrs. Wallace each Friday
afternoon. Included among them are
Mrs. Franklin K Lane. Mrs. David F.
Houston. Mrs. Harriet Blaine Beale.
and Miss McCombs;
Mrs. Alexander Legare Is i'll at her
home in Farrasut square
The Rev. DR.. George S. Duncan Is
lecturing this afternoon on Ancient
miral and Mrs. John Lowe. who are
entertaining members Of the section Of
archaeology of the Twentieth Century
Club and a few additional guests. Mrs.
Lowe Is in charge Of the department Of
archaeology of the club. which meets on
month.
f.
Albert Willert. Benjamin Champion.
King Stone, and Winthrop Lockwood,
all of Washington. are registered at the
Bellevue-Stratford. in Philadelphia, and
game today.
The women Of the Day Nursery and
Dispensary will give luncheon Monday
and Tuesday from. II o'clock to O'CLOCK
streets northwest. The day nursery
cares for poor children while their
mothers are at work. The children re-
ceiye treatment at the dispensary by
visiting physicians. The proceeds of
the luncheon will go toward the support
lor, of Cleveland Park. Is chairman Of
the committee in charge.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn, Stewart. of
Havana, Cuba, have arrived In Wash
ington. and are at the Shoreham.
Miss Mabel Boardman is the guest Of
,,an rs TSrother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs w. Murray Crane. in Dalton.
Mass.
Lieut.. Forde Todd was host at din
lact night aboard the Mayf1ower.
His guests included a number of the
seasons debutantes:
Misc Pauline Kindleberger. daughter
Mr and Mrs. David NJ. kindle
barrer will be presented at a tea
dance at Rauscher's on December II.
Miss Kindleberger is spending a few
davs in Baltimore as the guest OF her
cousin. Mrs. Wiiiiam D. obrleh'
Miss Margaret Britton and Stuart Gill
more won the cup for the best dancers
;n the contest held at the Jardin dc
Danse last evening. There were q num-
her of contestants, which narrowed
down until the decision rested between
Miss Britton and her partner and Lieut..
John J. London. dancing with Miss
Lowrie. A.,
o,raI and Mrs. Caperton. Mr.. and Mrs.
hIeyauucr Britton. who entertained
,rests John Mccormack and Miss Eula
Harris. of New ork.
The contests will be repeated.
An enthusiastic audience attended the
Mccormack concert yesterday after
noon. The Secretary Of State and Mrs
Rryan occupied Dox and had with
,hcno 1he Secretary Of War and Mrs
harrison. the Attorney General and
Nra, Gregory, and the little grandson
Of Secretary and Mrs. Bryan. How
ard Rceside had the adjoining box. an!
or ertertaiped Senator Thomas p. Gore and
Lawrence Townsend. Among those in