The Washington herald., 1915-12-27
Doings of Society

son Hinkamp. u. s. N. on Christmas
Day at $50 o'clock in the Afternoon IN
ST. Thomas Church by Rev. c. Ernest
Smith. The immediate family and a few
close friends were the only ones present.
The bride was escorted by her father.
She wore a Belgian blue chiffon cloth
suit trimmed with seal fur and wore q
seal hat and furs. Her corsage bouquet
was Of lilies of the valley and white or
chids. Her only attendant was Miss
Anne Friend Darsie. of Pittsburgh. house
guest of the bride. she wore an old
guest of the bride. she wore an old rose
cloth suit trimmed with ermine and er-
mine hat and furs with corsage bou-
quet of violets. The bridegroom was In the
full dress uniform of his rank and was
attended by his best man, Lieut. John
lseman. u. S. y. Lieut. owen Bartlett.
u. s. n. and Lieut.. Max Demott, U. s.
N, were also present and in full dress
uniform.
The church was a beautiful setting for
the wedding with Christmas decorations.
lighted candles and an electric star. The
organist gave a musical program includ-
ing the wild Rose" by Nevin; Chopin's
Moonlight Sonata" and the wedding
marches.
After the ceremony there was no form
al reception. but the bridal couple re-
turned to the home of the brides par
ents. at 1904 Wyoming avenue. where II
has been Mrs. Hinkamps custom for ser.
eral seasons to entertain on Christmas
afternoon the younger set at an eggnog
party. and where on this occasion she
surprised them with the announcement
of her marriage. The brides mother as
sisted in receiving the young people She
was Gowned in black chiffon and black
satin. trimmed with Venetian lace and
fur. and wore a corsage bouquet OF
Richmond roses. Mrs. Hinkamp changed
her costume at home for a gown of gold
en- taffeta The drawing room, reception
room and dining-room were profusely
decorated with Christmas greens Of
holly. smilax. pOinsettias. mistletoe and
numerous American flags and lighted
candles gave an added charm to the
scene. The wedding cake was decorated
with American flags and WAS cut by
the bride while her husband served. 1t
contained the usual favors.
II was the intention to announce the
engagement of the young couple at
Christmas time and arrange a wedding
at Easter. but owing to Lieut.. Hinkamps
sea orders on the L. :. s. Florida to san
early in January. a quiet wedding was
decided on to take place at once. The
bride is granddaughter of the late
"a
of Philadelphia. Lieut. and Mrs. Hin
kanp left in the evening for trip in
the North.
The Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity
will hold their annual holiday dance
Wednesday evening. December 20. at the
chapter house. 1915 Sixteenth street. The
house has been rrettiIy decorated appro-
pirate to the holiday occasion. the walls
.,,Ir k,Ir.
flowers Many alumni members. also
members Of the Georgetown University
faculty. will he present. The committee
lin charge ar. Messrs. Charles y. Nor
Ganst"n. ir. William Z. Walk and Frank
Fuller.
quiet wedding took place christmas
|eveninc at O'Clock. when Miss Bertis
Lewis and Mr. Leonard F.. Barnes. Of
Philadelphia. were married. at the home
OF Miss I.OUise & Wilson.
Re, James : Montgomery. Pastor ~
the Metropolitan Methodist Church. pc
formed tho ceremony in the drawing
room. which was beautifully decorated
with holly and Christmas greens.
The bride. who was unattended. wore a
smart travelling suit of blue chiffon
brnadCloth with gold lace hat and 4
rOrsaCe bouquet Of violets ami lilies of
the valley.
Mr.. W. /. O'Conmor acted as best man
An informal reception for tho relatives
and few intimate friends present at tn"
ceremony followed,
Later Mr., and Mrs. Barnes left for
Northern trip.
They will be at home after January l..
at ~, North Van Pelt street. PhlladeI-
phia. Pa.
Mr. Edward NJ. Bryne has returned
from Cornell to spend the holidays with
mis- parents. 60. and Mrs. Charles Z
Ryrne. at l>" I street. where they have
taken apartments for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Charles W. l.. Lyon. Of
Whitehall near E.llicott city. Md. an
uounce the engagement of their daughter.
Miss Mary Tollry Lyon. to Ensign Fred
rrick Gore Richards. L. =. y Miss LiGon.
who since being presented L" society two
seasons age. has been a great favorite.
spends much time in Annapolis. her
mother having been Miss Harriet :. Rid
out. of Annapolis. Mr.. Thomas W Lyon.
her brother. is memh,.r OF the gradual
ing class at St. Johns College. Annapolis
No date has been set for the wedding
Mr. Mason Remey has returned tc
Washington from an extended tour on
the Paciic Coast and in Hawaii. ana
will spend tn, winter IN the city at the
home of his parents. Rear Admiral Il.
Mrs. Remes.
Mrs. George Arrowsmith announces
the cnSaG-ment Of her daughter. TheO-
dora F.Iiz.b b"th Frridicin To Prof. Jose
MarteI of the /. :. Naval Acadc my.
The wedding will take place on Friday.
December i.
! Mss Roberta Wiley. who is attending
school near Philadelphia. Pa. i SPEND
ing the christmas holidays in Washing
ton with her parents. COmmador and
I Mrs. Henry Wiley at their residence on
( Twenty-first street
! Mrs. Louis Bacon. OF Bostsn. is with
/ her parents. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Will
| lam II. Southerland. for Christmas.
Mrs. BorIand. Of Missouri. will receive
! at her residence. 1llS Sixteenth street.
! tomorrow afternoon from ; to .. She
viii he assisted by Mrs. Franklin Lane.
Mr.. Joseph w. Folk. Mrs. Il. w.
Sharklef"rd. Mrs. Philip Campbell. Mrs.
] Walter Henslcy, Mrs. Thomas Rubey.
Miss Helen McCrmhcr. Miss Agnes
Z Shackleford. Miss Dorothy bennett, the
Misses Ovcrlan. Miss Marie sims. Mrs.
Frank House and Mrs :. G. Brasdel
Mrs. Frank +. Beatty. wife of Rear
Admiral Beatty. L. : y. S the guest
Of Commander and Mrs. William w
{ White.
The third of the series of dances
Of ha