The Washington herald., 1915-10-14
Doings of Society

Cehterviile and Mr. Marshall HAYDEN
/ were the attendants. The bride wore a
travelling costume of dark blue broad.
eio'h' with nat to match. Only the mem.
VI the TWO families and few inti-
mate friends were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. wrenn left immedi, ,s,,
AFTER the ceremony for a trip to the Cali
I Iorna expositions. and upon their re.
turn will reside in Herndon. Va.
Mrs. George. H. Wright will entertain
the members of the Association OF Col.
iegiate Alumnae on Friday afternoon a,
her nome at Linden Station. on the Forest
Hien electric line. Cars will leave the
corner of Ninth and streets at e:as
CLOCK and each succeeding half hour.
Mrs Thomas Watt Gregory, Mrs. Lee
y Overman. Mrs. E. Marvin Underwood
Mrs. Robert Dowdy, Mrs. Maud Howell
Smith. Mrs. G. s. Covington, and Mrs
George b. Ashby have been chosen aa
matrons of honor for the reception In bs
given by Washington Camp. Sons of Com
iederate Veterans. in honor Of its sponsor.
MISS Jane Gregory. and maid of honor
MISS Grace Overman. Tuesday evening,
october II. at the Cairo.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Robin.
sun uauSh'er OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Robinson. OF Hyattsville. to Dr. H. Wat
son MONT took place Tuesday evining at
Nd O'Clock at the METROPOLITAN NJ
Church. the pastor. Rev DR.. Montsom-
cry. officiatinE. The church was deco
rated with pink roses and pink dahlias
against a background of palms and ferns
ana the orSanist of the church MIs,
Wines. played the wedding marches and
rendered program during the seating of
the guests.
The bride was attended by Mrs Dom
aid Craig as matron OF honor, and her
sister Miss Frances Robinson. who was
rnaid OF honor- Mrs. Craig wore a rose
coiored charmeuse gown, with a scaIIon-
ed overskirt and bodice of Georrett.
crepe, and the maid of honor's frock wa,
OF pink panne velvet made along similar
ilnes- They both wore pink tuIle hats
and their bouquets were of Killarney
roses Mr.. Edward G. Evans was hest
man. and Mr. Kirk Miller. Mr.. David
Mackie. Mr.. Robert Mayfield. Mr.. Perry
Jenrey. and Mr.. Carl Snyder served al
ushers
The brides gown was of white crepe
ne cnlne, combined with tulle. and
caught with clusters of orange blossoms
The skirt. which was elaborateIv dr.ned
was cut short, and the long full tulle
ven formed the train. Orange blossoms
heid the veil to the hair. in the form of
a cap. and she carried Bride roses and
nlles OF the valley She entered the
chHch on the arm Of her father, who
gave her in marriage.
Dr. Moffit Is the son of DR.. and Mrs
Melville Mofit. OF Washington. Mrs
MONT wore handsome costume OF
orchid.coior crepe meteor. veiled with
gray tulle and garnished with pink
rosebuds in clusters: and Mrs. Robin
son. the brides mother, was gowned
In wistaria crepe de chine, trimmed
with silver. There was no reception.
but Immediately after the ceremony
the young couple left for wedding
trip. The brides going-away gown
was Of dark blue velvet. trimmed with
marten fur and worn with a smart
piack nat They will be at home at
1T ID street southeast after Novem-
ber Is.
Among the prominent WASHINGTON
women who are sponsoring the work
at the Young Womens' Christian As
sociation which opened for fall acti-
vities this week are Mrs Thomas
Riley Marshall. Mrs. Robert Lansing,
Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly, Mrs.
Robert n. Page. Mrs. Charles W. Rich
ardson, Miss Frances E. Chickering,
-'AiSo Nidbie -NclSOH HuESIOn, MrS. Fred
E Wright, Miss Margaret r. Fox, Mrs.
William Lincoln Brown. Miss Estelle
Foster. Mrs. John DENLY Hird. Mrs.
Thomas H. Mitchell. Mrs. Woodbury.
Pulsifer. Mrs. Ray p Teele, Mrs.
Frank G. wilkins. Mrs. Herbert f
Day. Mrs. Perry Heath. Mrs H. B. F.
Marfarland, Miss Elisabeth F. Pierce
Mrs John S. Scully and Dr. Ada R.
Thomas.
Mrs. J. H. Warren. Of Markham. Va,
is stopping at the New Richmond Hotel
Mrs. William F. Draper entertained at
tea yesterday afternoon at White Sulphur
Springs in compliment TO Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Lee Haggin.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs George
b. Gardner at Lyonhurst. Va. was the
scene of a beautiful wedding Tuesday
evening at o'clock. when their daughter.
Miss Jane Grey Gardner, became the
bride of Mr.. Chauncey L. Landon, Of
Boston. Rev. DR.. Painter. Of Mclean
Va. oficiated. and the house was dec
GRATED with yellow chrysanthemums,
roses. palms and autumn leaves The
bride. who was given in marriage by her
father, wore gown of white taffeta with
the bodice veiled in tulle. Her long tulle
veil was held with a cap Of lace, and she
carried a bouquet of Bride roses and
lilies of the valley. Mrs. Whitney Kipp.
the matron Of honor. wore a gown OF
orchid satin taffeta made with a short
wasted bodice of cloth of silver The maid
of honor, Miss Helen Burnin. wore .
gown Of pale pink faille with the bodice
of cloth of silver and a full round skirt.
Both the attendants carried bouquets OF
mauve chrysanthemums tied with pink
ribbon. Mr.. William Woodward acted as
best man. A reception followed. and
later the newly married couple left for
their wedding trip. the bride wearing a
smart tailored suit of olive green cloth
trimmed with fur and a green velvet hat
with uncurled ostrich feathers.
They will make their future homo In
Boston.
Mr.. William d. Guthrie, of New York,
is spending a few days at the Shoreham.
Other prominent arrivals at the Shore
ham are MIR. Otto Kirschner. of Detroit.
Mich; Mrs. H. B. Gilpin. Of Boyce. Va;
Miss Ethel knight, Of Baltimore; Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Pope and Mr.. NJ. r.
Pupine. of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. q.
E. Sipe and Miss Enid Sipe. OF Harrison
burg. Va: Mr. and Mrs. Charles +.
Of Boston. and Mrs. w. F. Hit.
of Washington.
Fined on Gambling Charge.
John Nokes has been fined 500 and
sentenced to serve sixty days in Jail for
conducting a gambling place at Queen