The Washington times., 1915-02-01
n 4 RS. JOsEPHUS DANIELS, wife
1" Of the Secretary of the Navy,
entertained seventy-1ve guests

/" VI tne S0cretary of the Navy,
xvX entertained seventy-1ye guests
at luncheon today in honor of
Mrs. Walter Hines Page. wife of the
an ambassador to England, at
single Oak, her residence, on WoodIey
ene. The guests were seated at small
tanles. some of which were decorated
win sweet peas. some with carnations
or bowls Of jonquils or pussy willows,
|, misnonette or some spring flowers
Inc orchestra from the Dolphin fur
nished the music.
Ars. William Jennings Bryan. wife of
tne secretary of State, and Mrs, Thomas
baysrd, wife of the Secretary of State
uuring President Cleveland's Admins
treuon. received with Mrs. Daniels.
me other guests were Mrs. Thomas r.
Marsnaii. Mrs. Thomas Watts Gregory,
Mrs. Albert s. Burleson, Mrs, Chanm
Ciark. Viscountess Chinda, Madame
Hussein Bey. Madame EkenRren.
Madame Panaretoff. Mrs. r. N. Page,
rs. 7. 8. Page. Mrs. Henry d. Flood,
Mrs. w. H. Brownson, Mrs. Francis
Nash. Mrs. John Shafroth. Mrs J. s.
Parker' Mrs. William Lamar Mrs. j.
y. Gatewood. Mrs. Leigh Palmer, Mrs.
Mr. a HHEogewerff. H Mrs. Ross Thorn pson,
Parrnalee. Mrs. William r. Merriam
Mrs. z; +. Gheen. Mrs. W. L. Marshall.
snau,S;ns ;iliam m. Cline III Borden, Mrs. G; A.
Samuel Spencer. Mrs. A. H. Davis Mrs
I; W. Foster. Mrs. B. H. McCalla. MIS-
BENJAMIN R Micou, Mrs j. H. Gibbons.
Graves Mrs. n Ely w. n Mrs. s0cs%sk.r s9nn reHps M2s
7; H; Bankhead. Mrs j. II. Lewis. Mrs.
=. B. Wilson. Mrs. r. B. Dunn. Mrs.
p. Hutchinson. Mrs. E. A. Mitchell
Mrs. sn zsas zkesnMsdy n.y. \ Mrs Arthur ss lss
IT. Baker. MRS S wiliam Hae iennsen R Kerr MIS- MIS-
svn,nnI sM,i,tam Il: Thompson. Mrs. r. w.
Mary Tempis Mps %aD DoTnsy Thsn, Mss MIS-
J. n; Gudger. Mrs. J. II. Small. Mrs.
Mary cssvsyy cSss,sy bsns5. the Misses Basley Mis-
Palmer. Mrs Walter Wells, Mrs. Junius
Parker and Mrs. T. M. Wilson.
hostess St Jesse ,,nNhooI w; NicholsSn will be
ternoon in compliment to Mrs. Thomas
+. Marshall and Mrs" Thomas Watts
Miss jamie Hearon gave an informal
luncheon yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Peyton announce
to Lieut.. John Stephen Sullivan, u. s..
A. The wedding will take place in May.
s.
Ths nsme q, sf dFtos M and Mrs.
scsI,,,, scene Of a very pretty wedding on the
est daughter. Miss Ruth Ward. became
Richmond fas nraae Of Ia "'!sm Tbn nv W. PhilPs Of
performed the ceremony. The spacious
house was decorated with everEreens.
ferns. and white flowers.
chine and satin was trimmed with rich
rose-point lace. and her veil was ar
ranged In cap fashion, held in place
Sy. Syy ehaPlet OF lilies Of the valley.
Bride roses and lilies Of the 2vaIley.
The brides only attendant, Miss Grace
Jarvis Of Washington. wore pink crepe
ne.S e Shine sMr,agds and carried pink roses Ken
sang "Believe Me" Before the ceremony %
and Mss Katheryn Hartig played the
MeoadnE march. supper was served in
Mr.. and Mrs. springman entertained
large house party prior to the event.
consisting mostly of Washington and
follows: Miss Katheryn Hartig, Miss
Ida Hartig. Mss Annabei stockman.
Miss Mary Ssockman. Miss Stella VIII
fSm B"str Miss uiss Gsafe fnsz Jarvis Miss Hldur
Ewald. Miss Anges Plaskett. Miss An
nie Crawford. Miss Minnie Struder, Mrs.
Adam Ruth. Mrs. Mossburg. Mrs Lou
Nash. and Mrs. Beach. Earl Lyles.
Jack Lyles. Alfred Myers. and Derrili
Gilmore. A number of the bridegroom $
friends and relatives from Richmond
We're present. including his mother
philips. Among the relatives and
friends present from Lorton We're the
brides maternal GRANDPARENTS. Mr.
ana Mrs. John Plaskett. The bride was
the recipient of many beautiful gifts.
After the ceremony the young couple
LETT for TRIP north. the bride wearing
suit OF covert cloth in military cut
and hat Of straw and silk to match.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips will be at home
after February Is at % South Morris
street. Richmond