The Washington times., 1915-09-18
Happenings ofthe Day
In Capital Smart Set

France roses. arranged in a cut glass
vase. were used In the center of the
table. and rose-shaded candles in sill
yer candlesticks completed the decora-
tons. The guests were Mrs; Linthicum,
Thomas. Mrs. Ashmun Brown. and Mrs.
Licius Grtdley.
Mrs. Linthlcum, OF Linthicum Heights.
Nd, has been the house guest OF Mrs.
William Madert and has been extern
Washington. -.
Brig. Gen. James A. Buchanan tas
arrived in Washington from Ayrshire"
uppervillsA Va. and II at the shoreham
for few tays. other registered at the
Of Boston; Lewis Cabrera. Of New
York; Rafael Guirola and Miss Gutrola,
Of San Salvador.
Among those entertaining at dinner at
Msy oi wsra War; Me- Garrison Mezs Se
ant Secretary Of War. MIR. Rreciin-
ridge; Senator Swanson. and Senator
Martin.
have returned from Canada. where they
were guests Of the Duke and Duchess Of
place at Haverford, Pa
The marriage 10 announced Of Miss
Grace Marie Van Campen. daughter OF
Mrs. Henry Van Campen. Of 37S Clinton
avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y. and DR.. VIM
field Scott schley. son Of the late Rear
Admiral Winfield Scott 6chley. The
ceremony took place last Monday In the
rectory Of st. Georges Church. Stuy-
was celebrated quietly, on account Of III
ness In the brides family. The en-
gagement was announced last Novem-
Dr. schley and his bride will leave
shortly on their honeymoon trip. and
reception 10 to be given for them at the
home Of the brides mother. in Novem-
ber.. after their return. His bride was
and Is prominent socially in the younger
set In Brooklyn.
The marriage Of Miss Hazel Evelyn
Horace A. Graham. to John Helms
Haley, formerly Of this city, but now
Of Oklahoma. took place last evening
at the home of the brides parents. 1Otio
performed at 7:so o'clock and was foi-
lowed al s o'clock by reception. The
Rev. James H. Taylor. pastor Of Cen
trail Presbyterian Church. officiated.
The bride. who wore a charming gown
ter. Mrs. Morton r. Weigle. as matron
Of honor. Mrs Weigle wore white lace
spver chiffon. Frank Cleveland McCrary.
Tbf New York, was best man. The house
was attractively decorated with palms
Mrs. Graham. who received with the
bride and bridegroom after the cere-
mony. wore a gown Of black crepe de
Snne M SS the sse cs9 ana 4
Jesse CARL. 1r.. OF Lang Island. and
Miss Helen McCrary. Of New York. Mr..
HALEY and his bride will spend some
time at Virginia Beach and from there
will 90 to Tennessee for visit before
going to their home in Oklahoma City.
Frank Lloyd Weaver. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd e. Weaver. Of this
daughter Of Mrs. Marsaret Biddis
Douglas. were married early this
afternoon at st. James Church, Crosse
Isle. Mich. the Rev, Edward McComb
Duff offciatinE; The bride was at
/, Biddle Douglas, as maid OF honor. and
two little flower girls. her cousins.
Valerie Campbell Smith and Winifred
Inglis Hall. Edward Howell was best
man. The ushers were John Williams.
Bishop Of Marquette. and three broth.
ers Of the bride, Stafford. Gilbert, and
Benjamin Douglas. DIR. Andrew Por-
ter Biddle. Mrs. Douglas twin broth.
er. gave the hand of the bride in
marriage. After the ceremony>a small
reception for the wedding party. rela-
tives and few intimate friends. was
held at the former residence Of the
brides grandfather. the late Samuel
Townsend Douglas. now occupied by
Mrs. Frederick p. Anderson. There
will be no cards
The wedding. which had been plan
ned for the winter. was rather hur-
riedly arranged on account of the
appointment Of the groom to the fac
ulty Of Johns Hopkins. Baltimore.
where he will occupy the chair OF
engineering. Mr.. Weaver, who was
born In Washington, D. c., Is a grad
uate Of the University OF Michigan.
Miss Douglas was attending tho uni
versity when she met him.
Mrs. g. Mott Williams and the
Misses Williams. of Marquette. Miss
Susan D. Biddle. Of Warrington. and
Col. John Biddle. Of Baltimore. were
among the out-of-town guests.