The Washington herald., 1915-01-03
CONTINUED FROM PAGE TWO.

Among the presents received by the
1855 Summit place northwest, where the
couple now reside.
The marriage Of Miss Emily Almira
Shipley, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Henry
G. Shipley. to Mr.. Louis Allan Smith on
July 1, 1914. at Annapolis, Nd, was an
nounced by Mrs. Ada Mills Payne at her
home in Rhode Island avenue. The an
nouncement came as great surprise to
the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. The
guests present at the announcement sup
per were Miss Jeannette Campbell, Miss
Cora Kelley, Miss Mabel Wheelock, Mrs.
Eliza beth Fowler, Mrs. Ada Mills Payne,
Mr.. and Mrs. John 5. Mills, Miss Thelma
Mills Payne, Mr.. Lorenzo =. Fowler, Mr.
Charles +. Proudley, Mr.. Mckinley
KTeigh, Mr.. Milo Lang. Mr.. Edwin Mess,
and Mr. Walter {. Mills. Later the bride
and bridegroom, stationed in the palm
banked bay window, received the con-
Gratulations of their many friends. Mrs.
Smith wore gown OF blue crepe de chine
and lace and carried a bouquet Of pink
roses.
The vaudeville performance at the
Playhouse yesterday, in aid of the Bel
Eian relief fund, consisted of several
dances, songs, Il monolOGue, cabaret
scene, and a short play. Among those
who took part in the cabaret scene were
Miss Georgia Schoield, Miss Marian Van
Buren, Miss Manuella de Pena, Miss
Helen Walcott, Miss Rebekah Wilmer,
Miss Frances Hoar, and Miss Lillian
Hendrick.
There was a song by Mrs. S. I. r. T
Smith. the music of which was composed
by Mrs. Lawrence Townsend and the
words by her daughter, Miss Ivonne
Townsend. 1t has been sung several
times in New York and Philadelphia for
the relief of the Belgians with great sue
cess. Mr.. George OConnor sang several
popular songs. A clever monologue was
given by Mr.. John Chew. Mr.. Robert Bell
gave a dramatic recital. called The
Progress Of Madness The play. which
was StTindberg's THE Pariah.' was act
ed by Mr.. W. Mason Wright and Mr.
Robert Bell and is a strong representa-
tiOn of a psychological subject. Miss Mil
d-ed Anderson and Miss Elizabeth Kings
bury gave special dances. Mr.. Henry
dickson danced with Miss IIcndrick, and
there were others in the chorus and
dances. \ committee Of flowers and pro-
gram composed Of Miss Louisa Hoar
Miss Margaret Clark Miss Edith Blair
Miss Minna Blair, Miss Margaret Tuttle
Miss Adelaide Tuttle. Miss Anita Henry
Miss Cecilia McCallum and Miss Ruth
Sturtevant. The patrOnesseS were Nine
Eavenith. Mrs. Paul Bartlett. Mrs. Mont
SOmery Blair Miss Boardman Mrs Alex
ander q. Bell Mrs. Chew, Mrs. Cloves
Mrs. Murray 4. Cobb. Mrs Ewing. Mrs
FahnestOCk. Mrs. Gaff. Mrs Preston
Gibson, Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Hemmick,
Mrs. lockwood Hoar. Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs
Hennen Jennings. Mrs. Arthur Lee. Mrs
Joseph Letter. Mrs. Edward Mclean,
Mrs McClintock, Mrs. Parmelec, Mrs.
Henry c. Perkins. Mrs Fremont Smith,
Mrs Corcoran Thom and Mrs. John F.
wilkins.
The Washington Dance Club held its
annual costume Gance Thursday evcring
last. Quite large number Of members
and their friends added to the gayety of
the evening. The company danced until
midnight. after which supper was served
in the grill room. After supper dancing
was resumed
Among those present were: Mr. ard
Mrs. T. Arthur Smith. Mr.. and Mrs Ray
Garrett Mr.. and Mrs Landvoigt. Mr..
and Mrs. W. A Hall. Miss Sara Pierce
Miss Ethel Carney. Miss HELEN Clark
son. Miss Edith Martin. Miss Helen Pres
colt, Miss Helen Norris, Miss Edith
SWEET, Miss Fitzpatrick, Miss Helen
Sheriff. Miss Burgess. Miss Hawks. Miss
Margaret White. Miss Margaret Shane,
Miss Hill, Miss Lower. Miss Lascalette