The Washington times., 1915-04-05
Items. of Interest and Import
ance of Past, Present, and
Future Among Official and
Fashionable Folk.

The first or the SpTlnS "cuulTsS VIII
take place this afternoon when Miss
Genevieve Arlisle Walsh. daughter Of
Senator and Mrs. Thomas J. Walsh, of
Montana. will be married to Paymaster
Emmett c. Gudger, U. s. N, at s
O'Clock at the Highlands.
The ceremony, which will be preceded
by a half hour of music, will be per-
formed by Mgr. Russell, of st. Pat
rick's Church. Mrs w. B. e. Shuefelt,
of Stuttgart, Germany. will sing a trio
OF songs. THE Throstle," by Maude
Valerie White; "Beauty's Eyes," by
Tosti, and THE Years at the Spring"
by Mrs. Beach, accompanied by string
quintet which will also play the we'd
ding marches, and will render Rubin
STEMS Music of the Spheres" softly
during the service.
The ballroom, where the wedding will
take place, Is transformed into a rose
garden, with palms, ferns. and smilax
used in abundance and quantities OF
pink roses. The ceremony will be per-
formed under a canopy Of vines and
pink roses, and the musicians Will De
hidden behind screen OF snllax.
Decorations in the room where refresn-
ments will be served at the reception.
which will follow the ceremony, are
also in pink, masses of roses and can
dies in rosy shades being used on the
table.
an aisle formed Of white satin ribbons
borne by little Miss Katherine Lang
ley, daughter Of Congressman and MRS
John W. Lsngley' and Vice. niece OF pbilin bnyo
Evans, son Of Congressman and Mrs.
John M. Evans, of Montana. She will
be preceded by Mrs. Sherman Hibbard
and Mrs. George Lyon Hoag, both her
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irons Of honor, wearing summery white
gowns with rose pink girdles, garden
hats trimmed with pink roses, and car
yns huge sheaves ss 81 the sap1ev same ioVe wii
wear a white frock with pink hat. and
Master Evans will wear a sailor suit.
The brides gown is Of ivory white
satin, made with q court train falling
from the shoulders and a tunic of lovely
princess lace, caught with orange bios
SONS: the bodice Is of lace over tulie;
with very long sleeves, ana she VIII
wear a tulle veil held in place with g, a
wreath of orange blossoms. She will
carry a shower bouquet of white lilacs.
best man, will be the only civ,nan ntY
and the ushers. Lieut.. Forde Todd.
Lieutenant Lee. and DR.. Wheeler. Of the
u S. s. Mayflower, and Ensign Rich
ard. Evelyn Byrd, Of the Dolphin; ,1 ia as 5
the special full dress uniform OF the
Mrs. walsh will wear a trained gown
of ivory white drap meteor. win ex,
auisite trimmings of Bohemian lace and
a corsage bouquet of pink orchids. Mrs.
James M. Gudger. wife Of Congressman
Gudger of North Carolina and mother
of the bridegroom, will be s9Wned IN IN
garnished with chiffon. Her hat VIII
be a large picture shape of violet.
trimmed with orchids. Mrs. Langley,
Paymaster Gudser's sister. VIII wear
costume of pink embroidered crepe and
a garden hat of white chiffon.
The guests will include number OF
people from out Of town, several mem
many army and navy folk and the Con,
gressional contingent In town. many OF
whom remained over for the event -,
Paymaster Gudger and his bride Will
be at home, at 1857 x street. after
June 1.
The marriage of Miss Leonora Rivero
daughter of the Cuban Minister to Italy
and Madame Antonio Martin Rivero
and oliver owen Kuhn, of Washington
will take place this afternoon at
o'clock at the rectory Of the Sacred
Heart Church. the Rev. Father Ecken'
family will witness the ceremony. and
in the absence OF the brides father, who
is at his post. and of her elder brother
Horace Rivero, she will be given In mar
riage by her younger brother. A,oer
Rivero. She will wear a smart suit o
dark blue cloth, with a large black hal
trimmed in owls heads and corsags
bouquet of Bride roses. There VIII d
no attendants.
Miss Rivero is a handsome girl of thu
SPANISH type, and has been very popu
lar during the years she has made me-
home in Washington. Mr.. Kuhn. who II
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. kuhn, o
Indiana, is a journalist by professor
and a member of the Delta TAU Deits
fraternity. After a short wedding TRIP
the Young couple will make their hom'
at woodside, Md
The Misses Breckenridge, daughters o
Gen. Joseph p. Breckenridge. enter
tained at luncheon today at the Chev; 's
Chase Club in compliment to Mrs Ed
ward Barney. of jamestown. Va. wh
In their guest The thirty-six guest
who were invited to meet Mrs. Barne
ingly decorated with pink .carnation
and yiolets Twelve young girls wer
also asked to meet Miss Dorothy Paine
of Boston, who with her mother, MRS
Robert Treat Paine Is visiting ne
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. William +
Mattingly. The girls had table I
themselves. which was likewise daintil
decorated in pink.
Miss Dorothea owen. daughter Q
Senator and Mrs. Robert l.. owen. wa
hostess at a charming luncheon toda
when she entertained about doze
members of the Princeton Muslcs
Clubs and invited as many girls to me
them. The decorations were In gold an
black, the princeton colors. and a hug
Princeton tiger graced the center
the table Mrs. owen and Miss owe
were assisted in receiving by the
house guests, Miss Josephine SalIou
ton. of New York. and Miss olive Balm
of Bryn Mawr.
Larkin w. Glazebrook. jr., a stude
at the Virginia Military Institute,
visiting his parents, DR.. and Mrs l..
Glazebrook.
Miss Katherine White will be hoste
at an informal dinner tonight at h
residence on n street.
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Miss Rhea Levy, of 1881 Vernon sire
northwest left Washington on Wedne
day for Atlantic City to join frien'
from New York.
Mrs. John ]. Noonan and daughte
Miss Louise NOOnan. are spending Il
Easter holidays at the Dennis, Atlant