The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-10-28

Mary Eloise Grabili. as maid of honor.
wearing . white taffetz frock draped with
peach-colored chiffon. and a pointed
bodice trimmed with rosebuds and sill
yer.
The bridesmaids were Miss Ruth Van
Houston. Miss Edith Msddux. Miss Ethel
Hazard and Miss Esther Hill. the latter
two being cousins Of the bride. They wore
costumes OF colonial style with pointed
bodices ana tiny festooned ruiYles caught
with roses and with touches OF silver.
Two Of the frocks were OF peach pink
taffeta. and two were OF pale green.
Mr.. Lee r. Grabill, jr.: brother Of the
bride. was best man. and the ushers
were Doran s. Platt- Mr.. Albert Tatom.
of Norfolk. Va: Mr. Mortimer Clarke.
IT.. and Mr.. J. Bond Smith
Mrs. Grabill. mother of the bride. wore
silver tissue yelled in net and Ntrimmed
with turquoise velvet. Mrs. Hill. OF Kan
sas City. who was among the out-of-
town guests. wore black Spanish lace
draped over black satin beaded In Jet
Miss Elsie Beck played the wedding
music After the ceremony the wedding
party. the two families and friends were
at the home OF the brides
parents.
After the wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Warner will be at home at liz New York
avenue. TskOma Park, Nd.
The Church of the Good Shepherd was
the scene of an attractive wedding yes
terday at noon when Miss Marion Camp
bell. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott
Goodrich. was married to Mr.. Robert
Israel hewitt. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Cornelius Abbott The
brdegroom's aunt. Mrs Samuel Scrivener.
PLAYED the wedding music. The bride.
who was given I'm marriage by her
father wore a smart costume OF mid
night-blue taffeta and a green plush
hat trimmed with pond lilies. Miss
Pauline SpenGler who was the brides
only attendant wore a wistaria-colore6
taffeta frock and n gold lace hat Mr..
GartrelI hewitt was best man. There was
no reception. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs hewitt Eefttown
for a wedding trip. They Will be at
home after November l. at sSS Sixth
street. Takoma PsSk.
The Paymaster General Of the Navy
at luncheon yesterday in the
rose room Of the Shoreham. when his
guests included Mr.. Norman II. Davis,
of Havana: Mr.. William Z. Gonzales.
United States Minister to Cuba, ana
Mr.. p. II. MCGOWAN.
Ut ana JdCODcs OF bdlIl-
more. who spent yesterday in Washing
ton. were also luncheon guests at the
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin MacVeagh have
returned to Washington from their place
at Dublin. y. II.
An interesting dinner was given Tues
day evening at the Metropolitan Club
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the graduation from the United States
Naval Academy of the class of 81.
Those present included Rear Admiral
Stockton. Rear Admiral Barber, Rear
Admiral Book. Rear Admiral Brown
son, Rear Admiral Craig. Rear Admiral
Ide. Rear Admiral Meade. Rear Ad-
miraI Perry. Rear Admiral Reiter, and
Rear Admiral Snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Pinchot. accom-
panied by Mrs Pinchots mother. Mrs.
LLOYD Stevens Bryce. of New York. ar
rived here yesterday morning. Mr..
Pinchot. who came in connection with
some work he has in hand. returning last
night to New York. Mrs Pinchot and
Mrs. Bryce who are at the Willard Hotel.
will JOIN him today. Mr.. and Mrs Pinchot
will not open their Washington residence
this winter, part of which they will spend
at their place at Milford, Pa
were at LenoX. ON their honeymoon.
left for Boston yesterday.
The Washington Country Club at
Jewell. Virginia will give Halloween
dance on Saturday evening. October 90.
The regular club dances are held ON
the first and third Saturday evenings
OF each month and have become very
popular.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont will close
their Newport season about November
Is and will return to Washington for
the winter.
Mr. Roberto Ancizar entertained AT
luncheon at the Shoreham yesterday
when his guests included the Argentine
am bassador. DR.. Naon: Mr.. Malbran.
the minister to Colombia: and the daugh-
ter of the host. Miss Matilde AnciZar.
Mr.. William Cary Sanger. former As
sistant Secretary Of War. and Miss Mary
Sanger arrived here yesterday from
n Y. and are at the Willard
for a few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbank
TwiGGs. " Markham. Va: Mr.. and Mrs.
+. A Bryan. of The Plains. Va. and
Mrs. Louis Hertle. of Gunston Hall on the
Potomac. and her mother. Mrs. Hamilton
OF Chicago. are other prom
inent folk now at the Willard Former
Senator and Mrs. W. p. jackson. W
Md. and Mrs. Jacksons sis
ter. Miss ShelmerdinG. Of Philadelphia.
who were there for several days. left
yesterday.
Mr. Jobp 7. Laurence and family. Of
New York. arrived yesterday at thS
cluded Mrs. C W. Nash. Miss Nash.
and Miss 4. NJ. Nash.
The wedding OF Miss Priscilla Muir
ray BohIen daughter OF Mrs. Wood
Vile Bohlen OF Philadelphia. and Mr..
Stephen Bonsal Brooks. son Of Mr.. and
sIrs. Walter B. Brooks. of Brookf1eld,
in the Green Spring Valley. will take
place December at the home of the
bride. Miss Mary Eleanor Bohlen will
be her sisters only attendant and Mr..
Walter B. Brooks. jr.. OF Baltimore.
will be his brothers best man.
Capt. George S. Gibbs. U. S. A. and
Mrs. Gibbs. recently of Honolulu. have
taken the house 1873 Q street for the
winter.
The marriage of Mr. III. F. Rupp and
and Mrs. Elizabeth willeke. both OF the
District Of Columbia, took place at the
parsonage of ST. Peters Catholic Church.
Baltimore. Nd. on Wednesday. October
a. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father BOYD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupp will return TO Wash
ngton about November l and occupy