The Washington herald., 1915-11-24
Doings of Society


I. Murray. Of Grand Rapids. Mich Msr.
Mackey performed the ceremony which
was followed by q nuptiai MAS. cele-
orated by the Rev. Father Carroll The
church was decorated with palms. au-
tumn leaves, and masses OF white chrys-
The bride, who was escorted by her
father wore q gown Of white satin and
tulle caught by orange blossoms. The
bodice was entirely Of tulle and the
court train was Of satin. Her tulls veil
she wore the bridegroom's gift q dia-
mond brooch. Her bouquet was orchids
and lies OF the valley.
Miss Frances Peak was maid Of honor
for her sister, and wore a pretty frock
OF pink satin yelled In pink tulle caught
with pink rosebuds. She carried pink
roses and violets. and wore a pink -tulls
hat over orchid-colored tulle with q
touch Of silver lace and dark fur.
The bridesmaids, Miss Mary Murray,
OF Grand Rapids. sister Of the BRIDE
groom. and Miss Ethel Shafrer, wore
pink satin and tulle with silver lace
and tulle. and trimmed at the side with
a single orchid They carried lavender
chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Peak was in black net and Jet
with silver lace and a toque to match
Mr.. Robert Murray. of Grand Rapids,
Mich; Mr.. Walter Yund. Of Amsterdam,
N Y: Mr.. Claude Clark and Mr.. New
ton Brewer, Of this city, were ushers,
and Mr.. John Murray. Of Grand Rapids,
was best man for his brother
A breakfast for the wedding party
and relatives followed at the Peak
home before Mr.. and Mrs. Murray left
for their wedding trip, en- route 10 their
home at Grand Rapids. The bride wore
a travelling dress OF black and white
tweed with a smart black toque.
Mrs. Richard Harlow was hostess al
an informal dinner. followed by a theater
party. last evening in compliment to her
house guest. Miss Elizabeth Landon. OF
Indianapolis
Mrs. Charles ]. Faulkner. OF Martins
burg. w. Va. arrived in Washington yes
terday for the marriage Of Miss HILL
dreth Gatewood and Mr.. Toy Dixon Saw
age. OF Norfolk. which will take place AZ
noon today Mrs. Faulkner Is the guest
Of the Misses Critcher at the woodIey.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Sage. Of New York
and Mr.. and Mrs. C. 4. Fellows. Of Los
Cal. were among yesterdays
arrivals at the shorehaR.
Society. the younger set especially will
learn with much pleasure Of an added
attraction to the Christmas festivities.
The Triangle Club. of Princeton I-niver-
sity. will give a performance of The
Evil Eye" at the BeIascO Theater on
Monday afternoon. January J. The club,
which Is now quite famous for its new
and original musical comedies, entirely
written and performed by undergradu-
ates Is this year undertaking the longest
higfpr,- Of he
all. twelve performances will be given IN
cities as widely separated as Buffalo 81
Faul and Memphis. The scene Of this
years comedy Is laid in a little fishing
village in Normandy. and the music il
said TO contain some especially catchy
verses. rivaling much Of the best heard
In the popular New York successes. As
Is their custom. the club has sent ont in
Vitattons I" large number Of tn.
matrons of local society to act as nat
ronesses.
Miss Dorothy Taylor gave a luncheon
party yesterday for Miss Ellie Leieupe
daughter Of Col and Mrs. John A L.
Jeune, L. s. NJ. c.. who will make n, r
Gebut december 4. Invited to meet Miss
Le1eune were Miss Ruth Lester. Miss
Georgia Schoteld. Miss Catherine Bur
dette, Miss Helen Blodgett Miss Janet
Cowan. Miss Marie Sims. Miss France,
Eninger. Miss katherine Effinger Miss
Eilzaoeth kinGsbury and Miss Elizabeth
Chase.
Mrs Wilson. wife OF Lieut.. Russell
wilson. L. S. N. entertained infor-
nally at tea Yesterday. afternoon in
honor of her sisters MISS s C West
colt. who will spend the winter with
her. and Mrs. Raymond s. Williams. of
Clifford. Nd. Miss Claire whedee. Of
Baltimore. presided at the tea table.
Capt and Mrs. Mark Bristol left
Washington yesterday for Waterbury.
Conn. where they will visit Mrs. Irv-
ing Chase for a few days They viii
go to New York for the Army and
Navy game and will be the weekend
guests of Mrs. James r. Duke
Miss Elizabeth Matteson entertained
at an informal supper party last even
ing in honor OF Miss Elizabeth Garland
whose marriage will take place today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J., Van Vcchteu OIcptt. OF
New York. arrived at Washington yester-
day and are stopping at the Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. / Levenstein. of 234l
Madison avenue. Baltimore. Nd who
recently announced the engagement of
their daughter. Dorothy LeOna, to Mr.
George J. Cohen. OF this city. will be
at home on December IL instead of
December >. as previously announced,
from 5 TO 10 o'clock.
Mrs. William =. Borah, wife of Sena tor
BOrah. was hostess at a young peoples
luncheon at the Willard Yesterday in
comp liment to Miss Marie Sims. daugh-
ter of Representative and Mrs. Thetus
W. Sims. OF Tennessee. and Miss Orms-
by. Of Boise City. Idaho. who is her house
guest. The table was decorated with
pink roses Fire other guests were Miss
Mary Wilson, Miss James. Miss Laura
Graves, Miss Graham. Miss Jeannetts
COwan. Miss Georgia Schofield Miss
Margaret MCChord, Miss Grace Overrnan,
Miss Helen McCumber. Miss Kfngsbury
and Miss cambridge.
Mrs. Walter S. Turpin. wife of Com
mandcr Turpin. L. s ", OF Newport. r.
l.. is with her parents, Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Richard Wainwright, for a short
visit
A wedding of unusual interest both In
Washington and throughout Virginia will
De that of Miss Edith Regenia Wiley and
Mr.. Wilson NJ. Farr. which is to take
place this evening at Ballynahown. the
estate of Mr.. Farr at Fairfax. Va
Miss Wiley and MIR. Farr are repre-
sentatives Of two of the Oldest families
In Virginia, the family of Mr.. Farr on
his mothers side extending back far be-
yond the history of the State into the
early history of ireland. Miss Wiley Ia
h. Ham he Txr"a