Evening star., 1914-10-12
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
THE GRIMES-CAMP WEDDING
AT ALL SOULS TODAY.
Other Events of Timely Interest.
Weddings-Home- -Comings.
Notes.

The marriage of Miss Helen Eliza
Will be an event of this afternoon at
4: 80 at All Souls p. E. Church. Con-
necticut and Cathedral avenues Rev.
DR.. Sterrett, rector of the church, will
ofticiate, and the brides attendants
will include Miss Katherine L. VIM
field of Charleston, W. Va, as maid
of honor and Mrs. Raymond f. Horn
as matron of honor. The bridesmaids
will be Miss Jessie Grimes, sister of
the bridegroom, and Miss Dorothy
Clark. also of this city.
Mr. Robert La Fevre viii act as best
man for Mr.. Grimes, and the following
will serve as ushers: Messrs. Stuart
Young, Louis Conway, Raymond Horn
and Francis Wilson Camp, the young
brother of the bride e-elect.
The bride will wear white satin,
with a tunic of silk net and trimmings
of lovely chantilly lace. The long
train of satin is embroidered in silk
floss and pearls and her tulle veil has
u cap made of duchess lace. which
adorned her mothers wedding dress.
Her wedding bouquet will be of bride
roses and lilies of the valley.
The matron and maid of honor are to
wear white satin dresses with tunics
OF chiffon and lace and touches of pink,
and the bridesmaids will wear pink
crepe de chine dresses. The attendants
will wear Dutch lace caps and carry
pink or white chrysanthemums. The
reception. which will follow at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs William Sioussa
Quinter, parents of the bride, is in
tended only for the bridal party and
the members Of the contracting fami-
lies.
The newly married couple will live
,I~s,
road and 18th street, On their return
from their honeymoon travels
The wedding is of particular interest
to musical circles in this city. Miss
Camp is the daughter of the late Fran
els p. Camp, organist and choirmaster
Of st. Johns Church. Mr.. Grimes is
known for his work at the National
Cathedral and at Ingram Congregations
al Church.
Mrs. Lauterbach of New York is at
the New Willard.
Mrs. William Abbott Draper enter
tanned at very pretty luncheon today
for Miss Bette Baines and her brides
maids.
Mr.. Mason Remey, who has been
spending August and September in
southern Germany. has gone to Egypt,
en- route for the Holy Land.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Grace of
Charleston, S. c., are at the New Will
lard for few days after visit to the
north and west. Both are well ac-
quainted in this city and are being en-
tertained by their friends.
Mrs. B. B. F. Graves of 1873 U street
northwest has closed her summer cot
tage at North Beach and is spending
this month visiting friends and rela-
tives in New York. She will return to
her Washington home about the 1st of
November.
Miss Minnie Fowler of 1872 1st street
northwest was hostess last Wednesday
evening of a shower given Miss Fran
ces Somerville. who is to be a bride in
November. The shower was given in
the form of miniature well, which
was tastefu1ly decorated with ribbon
and foliage. The bucket drawn UP dis
played many beautiful gifts of linen.
in the form of slippers, cupids and
wedding bells.
Those present were Misses Frances
Somervi1le, Jeanette Campbell, Eliza
Beale. Alma Ports, Theresa Lee. Helen
Steward, Nellie Morrison, Dorothy
Thompson, Minnie Fowler and DR.. and
Mrs. Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Walsh an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Mae r. Walsh, and Mr.. Foster Wood
Friday, October 9, 1914, at Alexandria,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Krake of 1927
1st street leave today for a two-week
vacation, which will be spent with
relatives and friends in Hagerstown
and the mountains of western Pennsyl-
vania.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Friedlander leave
for Old Point Comfort tonight, and will
then go to New York.
Mrs. Chase W. Kennedy is spending
few days in Washington as the guest
of DR.. and Mrs William Cline Borden,
2306 Tracy place. Later Mrs. Kennedy
will go to Galveston, where Col Ken
nedy is stationed as chief of staff to
the Southern Division.
The marriage of Miss Elsie Aldrich,
daughter of ex-United States Senator
Nelson W. Aldrich. and Stephen Morris
place at the home of the brides par
ents, Warwick Neck, r. l.. between No
vember Z and 10. The details are to be
arranged this week.
Former Representative and Mrs. Foss
of Chicago were at CohasSet, Mass,
Saturday for the marriage of their
niece, Miss Esther Foss, twin daugh-
ter of former GOV. EOSS OF MaSSa Gnu
setts, and Mr.. Albert Hickman of Can
ada, which took place at the summer
home of the Foss family. beneath
shelter of pink lilies and southern smi-
Law in the music room of the house.
The bride was attended by her twin
sister, Miss Helen Foss. and the groom
had for his best man Royal Ewing of
Montreal.
Wearing the same veil of rare old
lace worn by her mother on the occa-
sion of her marriage thirty years ago,
Miss Foss appeared very attractive.
Her gown was of ivory-white satin
with a tunic heavily embroidered with
pearls. and in place of the conventional
shower bouquet she carried an armful
of her favorite white orchids. The
only ornament was a bar of rubies and
diamonds, the gift of the groom.
AS maid of honor, Miss Helen Foss
appeared in gown of white ruffled
tuile. with an overdress of rose-color-
ed chiffon, caught up with crystals
she wore a small black hat of panne
velvet. with rose-colored plumes, and
carried a basket of roses and lilies of
the valley.
Montreal after their wedding trip. Mr..
Hickman is graduate of Harvard,
1909. and for several years has been
connected with the diplomatic service
of the Canadian government, serving
under Lord Strathcona. He first met
Miss Foss during the demonstration of
a hydro-aeroplane which he had de-
signed.
The first meeting of the Washington
Alliance of Jewish Women will be held
Tuesday. October 20, instead of Oc-
-, which had haon