The Washington times., 1915-11-25

mont road. NJ. and Mime. de Iabouiaye
have been several years In Washington,
where they have made many friends
They have an interesting little family,
one son and two daughters. including
the baby born to them yesterday and
who is to be given the name of Marie
Therese.
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Col: and Mrs. w. w. Harts will en-
tertain at tea this afternoon as n house,
warming for the new home. 1882 Mint
ly tNsen possession.
A large assortment OF Christmas gifts,
among them rare and beautiful things
and many charming articles at reason
able prices will be on sale at the fair
ley Will give December Z. from 10
AZ Of the poor OF wsshinston. va tom VINO VINO
viii be reached through the Asso-
tsnea irsm Tickets may be OBJ
street. or on the day of the fair at the
Ninteenth street entrance of Mrs,
Bradley's residence.
MT. and Mrs. Bradley. who are now
et their shooting box In North Carolina.
Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna e. Hendiey has opened
her home In Atlantic City, and has as
hsr mn n, guest for Thanksgiving week Mrs;
Institute of Washington.
The patronesses for the French
evening at Rauscher's at 8:15 o'clock
on November 30 for the beneft Of the
are Mrs. william Crosier. Mrs. Hennen
Jennings. Mrs. w. c. Eustis. Mrs Nor
gan Hill. Mrs. Reynolds Hit, and Mrs.
WolcStt NC %t, Tuskermsn: The box holders
are Mrs,oh Madame me Jussserand. wife Of the
Woicott Tuckerman. Mrs. r. b. Nc
Lean. and Mrs. George Vanderbilt
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simplicity will be the keynote of the
Edward Ross Granger. Of Maniius' n.
Y. which will take place this evening
at sO o'clock at the residence Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Henckeis. and the ceremony will be at
tended by the relatives OF the bride and
bridegroom and few close friends,
who Will be the only guests at the re-
ception which Is to follow. The Rev.
Charles 7. Warner. rector OF st. Adams
church. will officiate and the house 10
clsrminglv decorated for the occasion
With white and yellow chrysa nthemums
against background OF feathery palms
end ferns.
The bride will be given in marriage by
her father and will wear a becoming
gown Of ivory chiffon tafrcta. trimmed
with old family lace and made short in
the prevailing mode. The full tulle
veil. which will be hung from a coronet
OF orange blossoms and which will form
the train. has been worn by several
brides In the family. Miss Henckels
will carry Il shower bouquet Of Bride
roses
Miss Theodore Henckels. who will be
maid OF honor for her sister. will wear
dainty pink taffeta frock. with the
skirt draped in pannier fashion apd the
bodice formed of the tafYeta and iine
white lace embroidered In rose e-colored
beads. She will carry yellow roses.
The bridesmaids Miss Frances Henck-
els another sister of the bride, and
hcr cousin. Miss Mildred Quindy. Of De-
troit will be gowned in blue taffeta
made like that of the maid OF honor,
and will ca:rv pink roses. Guido Yer
beck. OF Manlius. n cousin Of the bride,
will be best man for Mr.. Granger, and
the wedding music will be played by
two friends Of Miss Herckels, Miss
Wilbur, and Miss howard
Mrs. Henckels. the brides mother.
will wear a handsome costume OF black
silk nrt over white taffeta trimmed
with tct. and smong the out-of-town
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