The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-13

/ Ellen Mary Cassatt and Miss Frances
Brooks. Of Baltimore. will be the
bridesmaids. Miss Mary w. Bohien viii
be the maid Of honor.
Mrs. Adrian Iselin arrived from New
York yesterday by motor. Mrs. Iselin
| has an apartment at the Shoreham for
her stay In Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Wilson and Miss
Wilson. of Toledo. Ohio. have arrived
for one of their frequent visits to WASH
tngton- They are located at the Shore
| ham.
Miss Sara Billiard. who has been the
guest OF Miss Alma Trainer. returned to
Conn.
The second dinner dance of the sea-
son will be held at the University Club
tuesday evening. November s. at
O'Clock.
/ Mrs. Hobbs. wife Of Pay Director !.
Goodwin Hobbs. L. 5. N, retired, Of
Newport. r. l., is visiting her son-lin-
law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra
Gould' at their home. 1871 Sixteenth
street
! Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd. jr.. wife
OF Ensign Byrd. Of the Dolphin, who,
with her mother. Mrs. Joseph Ames,
spent some time at Mrs. Andrew
Brownies, In Norfolk. has returned with
Mrs. Ames to Washington, and joined
, Ensign Byrd.
| Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins is with her son.
! in-law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Will
( lam F. r Hit. at their place in Middle
/ burg. Va.
Mr.. Granville r. Fortescue has left
Washington for New York for a short
stay.
Commander and Mrs William " JEFF
ers. who spent the summer in Chevy
Chase. have taken the house. $3.50
Twenty-second street northwest
Mai. and Mrs. Irving L. Hunt have
as their guests Mrs. Hunts mother
Mrs. c. II. Butler. OF New York. and
Mrs Beekman du Barry. also of New
York.
Mrs J. F. Bausford. Of Augusta. Ga.
has taken an apartment at the Shore
ham for stay Of several weeks.
The wedding of Miss AiIeen Celeste
Johnson to Ensign Sifrein Fontaine
Maury L. s. N. took place quietly az
6 o'clock Thursday evening at the apart
ment OF the brides grandmother, Mrs
Thomas Hedian. at the Preston. in BaltI-
more and was followed by a supper for
the members OF the two families
t. drawinE-room was charmingly
decorated with chrysanthemums ana
palms. and the ceremony was performed
by the Rev. William ]. Ennis. S. J..
Of LoyoIa College. in the presence of
only members of the two families owing
/ to mourning in the family of Ensign
Maury. Later in the evening Ensign
and Mrs. Maury left on a wedding
journey. They will make their home for
a time in New York. where the former
is attached TO the L. s s. wyominG.
The bride wore a beautiful costume or
white satin with a bodice OF tulle and
her long tulle veil fell from a cap Of
rare old lace which belonged to Mrs.
Hedian. She carried a shower bouquet ~
lilies OF the valley and orchids and was
unattended
An interesting automobile party, who
motored down from Philadelphia. ar
irving at the Willard yesterday, includes
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +. Hatfield. Of
Indianapolis; Mrs. Joseph Delahanty. of
Winfield. Pa; Mrs. William T. Wheeler.
of Philadelphia: Mrs. +. r Halpin, Of
Freeport, y. Y: Mrs John Joyce. Jr II
Wynnewood. Pa: Mrs William Mo
Glinn. OF Philadelphia. and Mr.. E. ].
Renhard. of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. +. Carl-Smith have sent
out invitations for studio tea in cele-
bration of their twentieth wedding an
nversary on Tuesday afternoon. No
vcmber 20. from } to S o'clock at I7sS
Seventeenth street.
Mrs. Dougal-Msrcon was hostess at
an informal musicale in her studio at
the Belssco Theater on Thursday aft
ernoon when her pupil. Miss Henrietta
Solluer. was heard in several piano
numbers. Miss Jacobs sang two SONGS
and Mr.. Robert Stearns played a group
of violin selections, among them a num-
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