The Washington herald., 1915-10-07
Doings of Society

gown of black satin. yeiled in bIack
! net and trimmed with Jet Mr.. Ru..s,I
Taylor acted best man A receptiop
tor the immediate families and a few
! intimate friends Immediately followed tho
ceremony, after which Mr. and Mrs Wat
kins left for a wedding trip. They will
make their home in Montreal after No.
vember /.
Mr. c. &. Finch and the Misses Finch
OF kearney. Nebr. are spending few
days at the Shoreham.
The first meeting of the season of
the Twentieth Century Club will he
held this morning at 11:45 O'Clock at
All Souls Chuch. when Mr. Rome e
Brown. former president of the Ameri-
can Bar Association will discuss
The Statutory Minimum Wage"
Ensign Richard H. Knight has ar
rived in Newport TO visit his sister.
Miss Katherine Knight. at the naval
station.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis f.. Leupp
closed their house in Tyringham. Mass,
yesterday and left for Washington,
Their daughter. Mrs. Reginald D.
Johnston. accompanied them for a stay
before going to her home in San Fran
cisco.
Countess Gizycka, who occupied the
Thayer cottage at Newport during tho
season. has leased the Pinard cottage
for next summer.
Mrs. George Morrill,. who has been
at LenoX since June. will leave today
for Newport where she will visit be
fore returning to Washington.
Rear admiral and Mrs c. c. Todd
have returned to Washington after
spending the summer at Newport.
Mr.. p. l.. Atherton. of Louisville,
KY. is at the Shoreham.
Mrs Anna F. Hendley has closed
her bungalow in Atlantic City where
she had as her house guest Mrs.
Nanette B. Paul. president Of the Paul
Institute, for the month of Septem-
Der. They have returned to the city
for the opening today of the educa-
tional work OF the Anthony League
and the Paul Institute.
Miss Harrison. formerly of 917 Sixteenth
street. has returned to the city and will
be at the Marlborough on Eighteenth
StLttl iIt SolilHS "llIltI.
The marriage of Miss Louise WINS
Davis and Mr.. Rufus c. Wysong jr.. took
place at the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. WINS Davis in Congress
Heights. d. c., last evening at 7:30
D clock. Miss Davis is a native of Athens
Tenn, but has been living in Washington
since early childhood. She is a great
of the late Col Sam p
Wins nf Athens She iS we'll known N
where she has been a frequent
visitor at the home of her aunt Mrs
Iohn A. Kirk.
The honeymoon will be spent with rela-
ives and friends in North and South Car
olina and East Tennessee.
Mr.. j. Russell Pope, of New York. has
arrived In Washington and is stopping at
he Shoreham. Other prominent arrivals
1t the Shoreham are Mr.. F. A. Summer
eld. of New York: Mrs. J. Hecherigton
md daughter. OF Cody. Nebr.. and Col.
md Mrs. Alexander Rogers, of Washing
on.
An interesting wedding took place in
london Tuesday when Miss Mills Car
stairs, daughter of Mr.. Charles Car
stairs. of Philadelphia. became the bride
IF Lieut. John III. Towers, L. S. ", naval
,ttache at the American Embassy. The
CEREMONY took place in the Savoy Chapel
Royal.
Mrs. Charles FinkeIstein, of Winning
.on. n. c., is visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. A. Linger at their home in
street
A wedding of much interest to So
,iety took place at 12:3o o'clock Tuesday.
when Miss Emily SyminGton Riggs.
ELDEST daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Jesse
Bright Riggs. was married to Mr. James
Ninslow Hundey. eldest son of DR.. and
Mrs. James Mason Hundley of 1908 Cathe-
lra1 street. The cermony was perform
ID at st. Timothy's Protestant Episcopal,
Catonsville. by the rector. Rev.
Thomas Yardley. In the presence of
arge and fashionable assemblage.
The chancel was decorated with palms
md chrysanthemums, and the altar with
lilies. During the seating
# the guests there was music wedding
marches announcing the arrival and de-
'arture OF the bridal party.
The ushers were: Lieut.. Thomas
Alexander Symington. United States
Savy. and Mr.. Francis G. Riggs. uncles
+ the bride; Mr.. E. Stanley Gary. Jr..
Ir r. Rennert Dieter. Mr.. Glover
iolmes Trenholm, Mr. W. Harryman
'osley. Mr.. Arthur Donaldson and Mr..
benjamin WhiteIey. They wore morn
lg coats, striped trousers. black and
'hites ties white gloves and boutonni-
rcs Of Gardenias.
The bridesmaides were Miss Rosetta
arson and Miss Charlotte Strong OF
lew York; Miss JEANNE Knowles of
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