The Washington times., 1915-05-22
Items of Interest and Import t.
ance of Past, Present, and
Future Among Official
and Fashionable Folk.

St. Pauls Episcopal Church will be
the scene of an interesting ceremony
this afternoon at 4 o'clock when MISS
Helen Upshur Hunt, daughter of Judge
and Mrs. William H. Hunt, VIII be
married to Barnaby Conrad. The Rev.
DR.. Robert Talbot, pastor of the church,
will officiate, and the church Is deco
rated with quantities Of wild flowers.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her father and will wear lovely
gown OF soft white satin, made with
bodice Of tulle and trimmed with rare
point lace. Her long tulle veil Will
De arranged with q cap Of point lace
and In lieu OF the usual shower bouquet
she will carry a great sheaf Of lilies.
Miss Gertrude Hunt the brides sis
eer. her maid of honor, Will wear
dainty frock Of rose pink chiffon and
lace. with a hat of pink tuiie; and VIII
GIRL, Miss Betty Thompson. niece of
the bride: will wear a filmy white null
dress and will carry a basket Of wila
man for Mr.. Conrad, and the ushers
will be John Bancroft, Of Wilmington
Del; Robert Luchars and Henry john
fton, Of Montclair. n. ii william I1n,,1. a.
Noorehead. and Thomas Brakeman, OF
Montana.
A reception at 4:D o'clock at tho
yesidence Of Judge and Mrs. Hunt. llo
Among the out-of-town guests. who
came to Washington for the wedding.
are Mr. ana Mrs: Tom Hunt Of New
York; Mrs: William X. Newton, Of
bancroft. Of wilmington. Del; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Choate Kendall. Of Din
ard, France; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
keeney, Mrs; Ford Thompson, and the
jamin Webster, of New York; Lieut..
and Mrs. Willard Sperry. Of Fort Mon
roe; Kent Hewitt, Commander and Mrs.
Hugo Osterhaus. and Miss Alice john
After a wedding trip. Mr.. CONRAD will
will make their home
The tennis tounrnSmment a. the Chevy
Chase Club attracted q large crowd OF
society people yesterday. The CLUB
house, verandas. and lawn were
thronged, some watching the tennis
were Miss Francise Williams, Miss
Frances Traver, Miss Beatrice Glover,
Miss Katherine DuBoise, Miss Florence
ponn. the Misses Denys. MRS. Waters
Mrs. William Pierson, Mrs. Hannah
Hitching and the Misses Hitchings,
Mss Lucy na Hall Mrs; .. T: Mann' Nton Miss Miss
Carolina Nash. Mrs. Albert Rust. Mrs.
Powell Minnegerode. Mrs. Albert VIII
lett, Miss Christine Waggaman. Mrs.
Wilmer Latimer. Miss Eleanora Nor
Wyeth. Miss Ruth Wilson, Miss Mar
Earet Howard. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Minnegerode. Mrs. Norman Gait, DR..
Mrs. Mrs., L ssSas w Ne sea mr. sHa
fns Hume. Mr. and Mrs. i. N. Fort
deut. Clarence HnS Samp. Lieut.: John
iseman. Frank smoot. Erskine Gordon,
Pr. T. B. Dixon, Harry Meem. Andrew
Parker, Spencer Gordon. Charles Craig
in, Ballard Moore. Charles Johnston,
William Reyburn. and Henry Dixon.
The Third Assistant Secretary Of State
and Mrs. William Phillips have Issued
Invitations for breakfast on Sunday
delegates to the Pan-American Financial
Congress.
J. q. Lefevre, secretary of the lega-
Con yesterday at the Shoreham in hon
or Of the financial minister from Pan
ANA, DIR. Aristides Ajona, who Is stop
ping at the hotel
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Shelton, of 757 Sixth street, south
sast- was the scene of q pretty we'd
ding "Wednesday. when their youngest
vas married to George u. Young, the
Rev. Mr.. Melvine, pastor Of the Fourth
Street NJ, e Church officiating. :.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Ockstadt was maid
pi4n for Mr.. Young. The bride and
bridesmaid were similarly attired in
dainty gowns of white embroidered
wolfe, made with girdles of pink velvet
kr& NAI uttfh t..,, L,,1
roses. The bridal party entered the
room to the strains Of the wedding
ptaroh from Lohengrin. played by the
hx3de's sister. Mrs Lawrence Posey.
After a reception from to O'Clock
Mr. and Mrs. Young left for a wedding
trip. the bride travelling in a smart
suit OF blue faille. with leghorn hat
Young Will be at home after June
at 7S7 Sixth street southeast
Society in Washington is keenly an
ticipating the most interesting musica
event of the spring, the performance
of Columbia Triumphant in Peace
q patriotic musical ode. by Heinrich
Hammer. which will be given unde
Tuesday evening. May 20, at the Be
lasco Theater. The words are b.
Theodore Henckels and the Washing
ton Symphony Orchestra will furnisl
the music, Win Helen DOnOnoe DE
q Washington soprano. and the famou
baritone. David Bispham as soloists
An added feature will be the beauti
full peace tableaux especially arrang
ed by Mrs. Christian Hemmick. 1t l
probable the President will atten
. and among the box holders are Mrs
John Jay White, Mrs. Christian
Hemmick, Mrs. La Sale Picket. Mrs
Hennen Jennings. DR.. and Mrs. Tor
Williams, and Emil Berliner.
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan wa
the guest OF honor a the luncheon Q
six covers which Mrs. Benjamin I
'warder gave today at her residenc
in Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Shelton Evans entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Shoreham.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Chatard is enter
taining at six tables of bridge toda!
DR.. Lester Jones. of the Coast an
Geodetic Survey, and Mrs Jones. entel
tained a party Of guests today at lunch
con aboard the Isis the survey boat, an
took them for a trip down the river.