The Washington herald., 1915-04-06

Distinguished representatives. Of tn
army and navy. official and residents
circles attended the Woman's Army an
Navy Relief ball. which was given In tn
sail loft of the navy yard last evenin
and proved to be among the most bril-
liant events Of the year. The sail lof
. was transformed. the walls and ceilinl
were hung with beautifully draped flags
and innumerabIe incandescent lights wer
| cieverly tucked away in masses of bios
SONS. In the receiving line were Mrs
| Garrison. wife OF the Secretary Of War
Mrs. Daniels. wife of the Secretary O
the Navy: Mrs. E. II. Liscum. president
! or the Woman's Army and Navy League
and Mrs. Edward w. Eberle. wife Of
Capt Eberle. commandant OF the navy
yard. Capt. Eberle made the presenta
tons to the receiving line.
A large number of dinners preceded
the ball. and parties Of varying size were
entertained In the boxes. With Mrs
Beckwith were the Misses Squier Miss
Card. Mr.. s. z. Johnson. Mr.. Maurice
Connolly. Commander Bassett. and NJ
Bond Cochran. In Mrs. Thomas Ewing's
box were Miss Alexandra Ewing. Miss
Ruth Johnson. of Rosemont. Pa. the
house guest Of Mrs. Ewing: Mr.. Newbold
Noyes. Mr.. Clifford A. Cochran. and Mr.
Richard Chew. Miss Amaryllis Gilleti
had with her Miss Joan Barnes. her niece
and house guest. and Miss warder. OF
Illinois. Others among the boxholders
were Mrs. Liscum. Mrs. Dewey. Mrs
Hale. Mrs Lodge. Mrs. Brownson. Mrs.
Robert Thompson. and Mrs. Theodore
Baldwin.
Many lovely and striking costumes
were worn. Mrs. Garrison was gown
ed in black satin ard silver lace. Mrs.
Daniels wore handsome white lace
gown. Mrs. Liscum was in black lace
over white charmeuse, and Mrs. Eberle
wore a superb costume Of sunset-glow
panne velvet. with a drapery Of crystal
Mrs. Lansing was In white satin and
Mrs. Gheen in silver and blue brocade,
with diamond ornaments. Mrs. Sheldon
Evans wore q lovely gown Of blue tulle
with a bodice Of blue brocade, trimmed
in silver. and a pearl tiara. necklace,
and earrings. Mrs. Francois Berger Mo-
rams costume was of blue brocaded
satin. trimmed in pearls. and she wore
ornaments of pearls and diamonds. and
tiara of the same lovely stones. Her
niece. Miss Emma Washington. wore a
dainty frock Of pale blue taffeta, touch
ed with lace and pink rose buds Miss
Mildred North. the house guest of Capt.
and Mrs. Elberle. was in a ruffied
gown of white tulle. with touches of
pink. Miss Barnes wore cream chiffon
over blue. and Miss Warder was In
green satin.
Commander Chester Wells, L. s. N,
was chairman of the floor committee.
and among the military aids were
Lieut.. Commander ]. r. Gilmer. U. S.
n; Capt. Julian Schley. u. s. A., and
APT. Harold wegman. U. s. NJ. c. The
loor managers were Capt. Ray Smith,
!. s. NJ: Capt E. ]. Dow. L. S. N: Com
nander Theodore F. Jewell. u. S. N:
capt. Richard II. Jackson. U. S. N:
lieut.. Commander Thomas r. Kutz, u.
J. N: Lieut.. f. ]. Allen. L. s. N: Lieut.
leigh Noyes, U. s. N: Lieut.. E ]. Fay,
:. S. NJ: Capt. r. II. Brown. U. 8. NJ c.:
Dr. Daniel Borden. Mr.. George Oakley
rotten. Mr.. Myron Parker, Mr.. James
=. Phillips and Mr.. Newbold Noyes.
The patronesses were Mrs. Garrison.
Irs. Daniels. Mrs. Dewey. Mrs. r. NJ.
Thompson. Mrs. Lamar, Mrs. A. p.
Mrs. Macomb. Mrs. Frazier, |
drs. Ray Smith. Mrs. E. N. Macou. Mrs !
lark Bristol. Mrs. oliver, Mrs. c. L. |
fcCawley. Mrs. Rawlins Morse, Mrs
'harles Bell. Mrs. Riggs. Mrs. Alex
nder Rodgers, Mrs. Reber Mrs
'harles Spaulding, Mrs. Edward Mitch !
II. Mrs. Capehart. Mrs. Franklin !
Mrs. Breckenridge. Mrs. Fred !
Brooks. Mrs. H. c. Downing. Mrs Larz |
anderson, Mrs. Gorgas. Mrs. Arthur
zee. Mrs. MacMurray. Mrs. Philip Sheri-
an. Mrs. Croker. Mrs. Strauss. Mrs. !
lowry. Mrs. J. A. Johnston. Mrs. |,
'rownson. Mrs. Pitney. Mrs. II. T.. !
lodges. Mrs. Hooger-wef. Mrs Weeks, |
lrs. Barnett. Miss Kibbey. Mrs. Hale. !
Irs. Lodge and Mrs. Lincoln. !
The marriage OF Miss Genevieve Ar
isle Walsh, daughter of Senator and !
lrs. Thomas J. Walsh, and Paymas-
er Emmett c. Gudger. L. S. N, took
lace yesterday afternoon, at 5 o'clock,
t the Highlands.
The ceremony. which was preceded
y q half hour of music. was per-
ormed by Mgr. Russell. of st. Pat
cit. OF Stuttgart, Germany. sang a
lumber of songs. including The
'hrostle." Beauty Eyes" and The
ears at the Spring" accompanied by
string orchestra which also rendered
he wedding marches and played
.ubenstein's Music of the Spheres"
oftly during the ceremony.
The wedding took place in the ball
DOM, which was converted into
irritable rose garden with quantities
pink roses. palms, ferns, and smi-
IN anu tne ceremony was performed
nder a canopy of roses and vines
The bride. who was escorated by her
ather, entered the room through an
isle formed Of white satin ribbons
lrried by little Miss Katherine Lang
~. daughter OF Representative and
RS. John w. Langley. and niece of
aymaster Gudger, and Master Philip
vans. son of Representative and Mrs.
ohm NJ. Evans. of Montana. The
rides gown was of ivory white satin
18th a tunic Of princess lace caught
18th orange blossoms ana court
ain falling from the shoulders; the
odice was Of tulle over lace. and she :
ore tulle veil with a wreath of
'ange blossoms she carried a shower
,uquet Of white liiacs.
The natrons Of honor. Mrs. Sherman I
of Kansas City, and Mrs.
Gorge Lyon Hoag. of Poughkeepsie, "
y. wore white gowns with girdles of
nix, and garden hats wreathed in pink
ses. They carried sheafs of pink roses +,
title Miss Langley wore a dainty white
ock with a pink hat. and Master Evans
ore a sailor suit.
Mr.. ]. Pearson Loose, of Philadelphia .
as best man. and the ushers were DR.. :,
heller. Lieut.. Todd and Lieut. Lee. of
e Mayhower. and Ensign Byrd. of the