The Washington herald., 1915-10-26
Doings of Society

ham. Other prominent folkes lately ar
rived at the same hotel. include NJ Jiro
Harada. of Japan. Mr.. and Mrs Ronald
Lyman. Of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. f. T.
Maxwell. OF Porto Rica. and Mr.. and
Mrs. s. II. Marshall. of New Castle. Pa
Mrs. Hugh c. Wallace has returned to
Washington and is stopping at the Graf
ton
Capt. c. s. Haight. U s. A. has re-
turned TO Fort Myer. after spending the
summer at Gettysburg and Pisttsburg.
Mrs. J. d. Robnett, wife Of Paynaster
J. ID. Robnett. U. s. N. has leased her
home. lbs Q street. and is at the Girard
estate. Philadelphia.
Mrs. T. M. watson. of Indianapolis. is
the guest OF her brother,in-law and sis
ter. the Solicitor General and Mrs John
W. Davis.
Mrs Clyde Gray West. wife OF Lieut.
West. U. s. ". who came to Washington
to visit her mother, Mrs. Edmund J.
Duvall. during the Grand Army cere-
monies. has returned to the Norfolk navy
yard. where Lieut.. West Is now sta
toned.
Mai George p. White. L. S. A. and
at the Ontario for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont enter
tanned a dinner party at their cottage on
ochre Point yesterday
Mr.. James ]. Van Allen. Mr.. and Mrs
J. Laurens Van Allen. Mrs. Lawrence
Perrin and Mr.. z. Clarence Jones were
guests at dinner last evening OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome y. Bonaparte at Virginia
Hot Springs.
DIR. and Mrs. W. Duncan McKim. who
were married last week and are in the
Berkshire Hills. will go to Newport to
visit friends before their honeymoon Is
completed.
Mrs. John wanamaker. with her young
granddaughter. Miss Mary Brown War
burton. and Miss Thurber. Of Philadel-
phia, have arrived at the Shoreham for
| stay of several days. Mrs. Wana-
| maker and her party made the trip from
Philadelphia by motor and are passing
much time in short excursions about
, Washington.
Judge T T Amnsberry. former MEM
Der Of Congress from Ohio. and Mrs.
l'Amnsberry. are at the Shoreham for
short stay. en- route from their summer
home in New England.
Capt. William Baird. L. s 4. re-
tired. and Mrs. Baird. after spending
the summer on Long Island. have re-
turned to their Washington home.
Miss Catherine Hayward Bowles and
Mr.. Alfred Putnam Lowell were mar
ried in Boston on October 16. The
bride is the daughter of former Rear
Admiral Francis T. Bowles and Mrs.
| Bowles. and the bridegroom is the son
of Mrs. Charles Lowell. OF Boston He
| is of the Harvard class of 1911. The
wedding took place at Arlington
Street Church at r. o'clock. and the
officiating clergyman was Rev. Paul
! Revere rockingham. ID. D., minister
of the parish. Miss Bowles entered
with her father. who gave her in mar
rage. Her wedding gown was or
white satin and net, with a long train.
and the bridal veil of tulle was fast
ened in place with a cluster OF orange
! blossoms. The bride had three at
ftendants Mrs Frederick Southgate
Bigelow, of Haverford. Pa, who for
lmerly was Miss Mary Lowell. of Bos-
ton. a sister of the bridegroom. was
matron. OF honor, while the brides
maids were Miss Charlotte Winslow
and Miss Ruth Dwight. All three
were gowned in a combination of yell
low taffeta and net of the same color
draped over the skirts, while the
bodices were left plain. The gowns
were made with very full skirts in the
fashion of long ago. now revived
They wore hats of mauve-colored vel
vet trimmed with tulle 10 match and
with a single large rose OF mauye-
pink color. corresponding to the Chris
tie MiIlar roses which they carried
M Leonard J. Wyeth. of New York.
! classmate OF the bridegroom at Har-
ward, was best man and the guests
were seated by Mr.. James Freeman
| Clarke. Boston. Harvard 10; Mr.
James z Putnam. jr-. Boston. Har-
ward IL: Mr.. Edward Sears Read. Bos-
ton, Harvard II; Harry Casad Ross.
OF Cambridge; 4. Morris Irosoy. OF
| chestnut Hill. and Mr. Richard Salt
! onstaU Pattee. of Quincy. ~ the
| close of the ceremony the bridal party
and guests went to the home Of the