The Washington herald., 1915-09-09

yesterday afternoon at the amateur base
ball games for the benefit of the G.. \. r
entertainment fund
Col and Mrs. Henry T. Allen have an
nounced the engagement of their daugh'
ter Dasha to Lieut.. Joseph w. Einer
Eleventh Cavalry, L. 5. A. Col Allen
who is now in command at Fort Ogle'
thorpe. Ga. was on duty in Washington
for several years. and Miss Allen made
her debut here two seasons ago. She was
one of the most popular buds OF the yeai
and is particularly noted for her splendid
and fearless horsemanship. She is -
member OF the Washington Riding anc
Hunt Club and has won a number of blue
ribbons at the National Capital Horse
Show.
Lieut.. Viner was graduated from the
Military Academy at West Point IN l'iS
| He is stationed at present at Fort osle'
thorpe. Ga The wedding will take place
in December.
The new Dominican Minister. Senoi
Aromano Perez rerdomo. who has been
! appointed to succeed Senor DR.. Enrique
Jiminez. arrived in Washington yester-
day.
Mrs. Richard II. Townsend and Mrs.
Robert s. Mccormick were lucheon
hostesses at Newport yesterday.
The wedding Of Miss Margaret Booth
to Mr. Donald Butler Jameson took
place Yesterday at the summer home OF
! Miss Booths parents. Judge and Mrs.
Fenton w Booth. in Marshall. Ills. The
dra wing room. where the ceremony took
place. was decorated in smiaX and pink
| and white asters. A large white canopy
| covered with white asters. under whtcn
the bride and bridegroom stood. was
/ placed between the windows at the end
of the room Miss Booths only at
tendants were her schoolgirl sisters.
Misses Virginia. Marion. and Louise
! Booth. and her cousin Miss Gertrude
| Cole. Miss Louise Booth and Miss Ger
| trude Colo carried the ribbons which
formed the aisle down which the bridal
| party passed. They wore dainty fr0cks
Of white lawn and carried baskets Of
pink and white asters. Miss Marion
Booth and Miss Virginia Booth wore
ruffied. white net frock. with touches
of pink and blue. and carried pink and
white asters The bride. who was given
in marriage by her father. wore a gown
of white taffeta and lace. made short
and a tulle veil. held in place by n
wreath of real orange blossoms. She
carried a bouquet Of white roses and
lilies Of the valley.
NI''i tlt Nt'iiltl~ Supi'l MI anu
Jameson left for their wedding journey
and will ne at home after October Is in
Indianapolis. Ind.
The guests at the wedding included
only the relatives of Miss Booth and
Mr.. Jameson. and a few of their most
intimate friends. Among the out of
town guests were Mr.. William H. Van
Kleeck and Mrs. Chester Van KleeCk
of New York City: Mr. John Harlan
Of Florida: Mr.. and Mrs. John H Judah
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Schmidt. Mr.. and
! Mrs. Orville Peckham. Miss Alice Mat
thews. and Mr.. and Mrs. John Branden.
| Of indianapolis.
Mr.. NJ. Casenare. of the Russian En-
bassy, is a guest of the Russian Ambas-
sad"r and Mime. Bakhmeter at Stone
Villa, Newporr.
Many of the attractive costumes seen
at the Newport Horse Show on the clos
ing day were Worn by Washington So
Ciety folk. Mrs. Perry Belmont was
very smart i'm n tailored afternoon frock
of white flannel with a pink straw hat
dainty gown. worn by Miss Margaret
Draper. was Of sheer white net with deli
cate green trimmings and large white
hat Miss Maude Wetmore wore a
shaded green costume under white net
II
white parasol Mrs. George Peabody Eus-
tis was simply gowned in white lawn.
with which she wore blue hat and scar
let flowers.
Mrs. Robert Renate Tittoni. accom-
panied by her Young son. is the guest
of her father. Mr.. ]. V McNeaI. at his
home in Calvert street. Baltimore. hav-
ing stopped on route from Long Island.
where they spent the summer.
Lieut.. Tittoni. L 6. NJ C.. and Mrs
Tittoni will again he established in Wash
inCton for the winter months. where they
will occupy their apartment at the Saga
more.
\ son was born here Tuesday to Mr..
Richard Brown iIargraves and Mrs Har-
graves, second daughter of Col. William
Jennings Bryan. The Hargraves live at
Ills Girard street. and Mrs. Bryan has
been with her daughter. The child will
be Christened Richard Bryan Hargraves.
Representative and Mrs. Fl. d. Flood,
of Virginia. have arrived in Washington
and are stopping at the Shoreham.
: In the little white Congregational
church in Washington. Conn. at noon
Tuesday. surrounded by her relatives
and a number of college classmates
and friends. Jean Webster. author of
Daddy Long Legs" Just Patty"
Dear Enemy" and other stories. he
came the bride of Glenn Ford McKin-
ney. of New York.
The Episcopal ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. James o. Emer-
son, of RoXbury. Mass. Miss Webster
was given away by her brother. Mr..
Samuel Webster. Mr.. Joseph W. Lew
is. of St. Louis. who with his wife
had induced the couple to he married
In this quaint New England village,
acted as best man. The only attend
ants of the bride were two flower