The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-19
Doings of Society

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Efineer, Miss Dorothy wyeth. Miss
Maxwell Church, Miss Lydia Clark. Miss
Pocahontas Butler. Miss Edith Oracle.
Miss Katherine Thesis. Miss Elizabeth
Matteson. Miss Esther Whiting. Miss
Elizabeth Garland and Mrs. Richard A.
Kearney.
Mrs. william L. Marshall. wife OF Brig
Gen. Marshall, will return to Washing
ton today after visit Of several weeks
In Atlanta. and will be accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Hattie Warren. OF At
lanta, who will bs-her guest for a month.
Miss Emily Chase. daughter of Brig.
Gen. and Mrs George F. Chase. enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday in honor
OF Miss Julia Iittell and the bridesmaids
who will attend her at her marriage to
Lieut.. Alexander Patch. U. s. A, to-
leaves and yellow chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Chase and Miss Mamie Chase were
the additional guests.
Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller will go to
New York today to remain until after
the Army and Navy game. Mr.. Miller
will join her later.
An out-of-town wedding Of interest to
Washington society. which took place
Yesterday at Fort Oglethorpe. Ga. was
that Of Miss Dasha Allen. daughter of
Col and Mrs. Henry T. Allen. L. s. A.
and Lieut.. Joseph Yiner. o. s. A. Mrs
Frank Andrews was matrOu of honor.
and among the guests from Washington
were the brides aunt. Mrs. T Clarence
Dix. and Miss Ruth Anderson.
Mrs. James Ronayne. wife of Capt
ROnayne. l.. S. A.. retired. was hostess
at buffet luncheon. followed by bridge.
and Mrs Mcintyre presided at the table,
NUNS.
A wedding of more than unusal inter
est took place yesterday in the Naval
Academy Chapel. when the chaplain. Rev.
Sydney K. Evans. L. $. N. and a former
cha plain. Rev. DR.. H. Fl. Clark. L. S. N.
performed the ceremony at the marriage
of Miss Margaret Bemiss Bryan. elder
daughter Of Pay Inspector Samuel Bryan.
lU S. ". and Mrs. Bryan. Of the Naval
Academy. and Mr.. William Coleman
Rogers. of Phoenix. Ariz
The ceremony was witnessed by gath
ering of society that filled the chapel.
which was decorated with palms and
laurel wreaths. The chancel and altar
were banked with masses of Marguerite
chrysanthemums. through which lighted
candles gIimmered. Pews in the center
aisle had clusters of green. with Mar
guerite chrysanthemums.
The midshipmen ushers were ". Z.
Ely. V. p. o. Clark, f. Mills and Walton
Fleming. all of the Naval Academy. The
groomsmen were Messrs. Edward Pende-
ton Rogers. Kenneth Rogers. William
] McCOrd. Kenneth Schley. Martin Gill
man and Harold Toppin
| The maid of honor was Miss Frames
Bryan. the brides sister. and the best
man was the groom's brother. Mr.. Ed
ward Pendleton Rogers.
| The bridesmaid was Miss Frances
Lockert Bemiss. of Richmond. Va.
/ other attendants of the bride were
Miss Frances Wendell Of New York
! City. Miss Rosamond Randall. uf BaIti-
more: Miss Edith Elliott. Of Boston. and
Miss Katherine Rawson, of Washington
/ The bride entered the chapel with
her father. who gave her in marriage.
and wore white embroidered tissue over
white satin, with tulle ruffies. bound In
narrow hands of satin. The court train
was Of soft rich satin. The veil reached
| to the end of the train. and was held
in the hair with orange blossoms She
carried shower of Aaron Ward roses
and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor wore white MORE
tarfeta with ruffles and panieres OF
tile. short veil. and a graceful wreath
of laIrel leaves. She carried pink Kill
Iarney roses and forget-me-nots. The
bridesmaids wore white taffeta with
pointed bodice of satin. short wells and
laurel wreaths and carried Killarney
roses
After the ceremony a reception Eas
held at the home of the brides parents
College avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs James HOPKINS Beck an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Lilly Post. to Mr. Paul Fl. Butler. or
Wednesday. November l.. The ceremony
the Rev. DIR. Herbert Scott Smith
officiating. After the first Of December
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler will be at home al
1905 Irving street northwest.
The residents of Washington will have
the opportunity of ENJOYING n delight
fully French evening on November D. al
Rauscher's. when two one-act plays
Chez la Modesto" and C'est dams i
petit Journal will be given by French
amateurs.
| The program. beginning at S:l9 o'clock
will include piano selections by Mr.
Felix. vocal numbers bv Mr.. Louis B
Thompson and cello by Mr.. Dore Walten
The performance i for the beneht oil
the French and Belgian wounded soldiers
The French Ambassador has kindly
consented 10 take charge Of the proceeds
and forward them TO the headquarters
of the Relief Society for the Wounded
The wedding Of Miss Adele Magruder
daughter Of Capt Thomas p. Magrudcr
L. 5. ". and Lieut.. Stuart o. Greig
L. $. y. on duty in the Atlantic subma
rine fiotilIa. took place Wednesday even
ing. with Chaplain Matthew c. Glea
son officiating. at the training station
The bride was attended by Miss Kath
crime G. knight. daughter of Rear Ad
miraI Austin NJ. knight, as maid o
ihonor. and Miss Barbara Bispham
daughter of Capt. Harrison A. Bispham
as bridesmaid
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