The Washington herald., 1915-01-01

Army and Navy Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Maury Dove enter
tanned at dinner last evening at the
Shoreham. Their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Alan Hume. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dove. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Maury Dove. jr,
Miss Mary Dove and Mr.. Edward Dove
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy GoT entertained
at dinner last evening. when their guests
included Commander and Mrs. Stone and
Capt. and Mrs. Russell Davis.
DR.. and Mrs Ralph jenkins enter
tained the young school boys and girls,
at home for the holidays. at a dance last
evening at their home in Massachusetts
avenue.
dinner for small company last evening
at the Alibi Club.
Mrs. John Van Rensselaer, Hon was
hostess at tea yesterday afternoon in
honor of Miss Alice Day, of New Ca
naan, Conn. Mrs. w. J. Lester and Mrs
L. L. Parsons presided at the tea table.
The Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs. Samuel J. Graham presented their
daughter, Mis- Mary Carter Graham, to
RausCher's. Those assisting were Airs.
Thomas Watts Gregory. wife of the AT
tOrney General; Mrs. Josephus Daniels,
wife of the Secretary of the Navy. who
presided at the tea table. and Mrs.
Charles HOwry. Mrs. Claude swanson.
Mrs. Key Pitman, Mrs. Wycliffe Rose.
Mrs. Benjamin Micou, Mrs. John Lindsey
Morehead, Mrs. Thomas b. Hutchinson,
Mrs. Campbell. Miss Jane Gregory. Miss
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Miss Sallie Williams, and Miss Margaret
McChOrd. Mrs. Groham wore black vel
vet. with an Overdress Of jet trimmed
with lace. Miss Graham wore white
tulle trimmed with rOsebuds. and carried
a colonial bouquet of gardenias, vioIets,
and roses.
Mrs. Thomas B. Hutchinson gave
dinner last evening at the Chevy Chase
members of Miss Graham's receiving
party and equal number of men.
Mr.. Ruel Pardee TOlman and Miss Nelly
Summerril Mckenzie were married yes
terday at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Wickersham. 239l Calvert street, az
D. m, Dy DR.. Jay T. Stocking. The bride
was given away by Mrs. Harriet Smith.
Of this city. a close friend of the bride.
The bridegroom was unattended.
Mr.. TOlman will readily be recalled by
WashingtOnians as an artist Of some
note. being an assistant instructor at the
COrCoran School of Art, and curator of
graphic arts at the Smithsonian Institu-
ton He was educated at the University
of California. where he graduated in 1872
with a degree of bachelor OF literature.
Following his graduation Mr.. Tolman
spent some time as portrait painter in
this city and New York. and did COnsid-
cradle illustrating for books and maya
zines. He is also we'll known as an
etcher. having had his work exhibited
here and in several other cities.
Miss Mckenzie is also a devOtee of art
and met Mr.. TOlman while studying at
the CorcOran School, where she was in
Mr. TOlman's class.
The wedding was a very quiet affair OD
account of the recent death of Mr.. TOT
mans mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Toiman viii
be at home after February at 2o2O q
street.
Rev George Thomas Waite and Miss
Mildred Davis were married last even,
ing in st. Timothy's Episcopal Church,
Herndon, Va, by the rector Of Old Falls
Church. Rev Mr.. Grinnan, in the pres
ence of the largest congregation which
has ever been in the church. The bride.
who wore a beautiful gown of brides
satin and carried a shower bouquet was
as maid of honor. Her bridesmaids were
Miss Margaret Waite Murphy. OF Wash
ingtOn; Miss Cecil Page Higall, Scotts-
burg. Va; Miss Mary Esther Nichols.
PurCelville. Va. and Miss Auner Ellis.
HeTndOn. Va. The best man was Mr..
Robert Sayille. Of Richmond. Va, and
the ushnrs were DR.. Frank Woody Pur-
ser. of Chicago. Ill; Mr.. Granville Whit.
of HerndOn. Va; Mr.. Ralph NJ. ThOmp-
son. Of Washington. and Mr.. Clarence
Hutchinson. of Herndon, Va. After the
wedding there was a large reception at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Lynn.
in Eldon street. Mrs Waite is the daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Russell Lynn. and a native
Of Loudoun County. Va. She has a large
circle of relatives in Washington, d. c.,
and Baltimore. Md.
After the reception Rev. Mr.. Waite and
Mrs. Waite left in a special electric car
for Washington. where they will take
the train for Savannah, Ca, and other
Southern cities. After their honeymoon
trip they will reside in Marion, Ala.
where Mr. Waite is settled as pastor Of
the Baptist Church.
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