The Washington times., 1915-01-12
marriage Of Miss Cecilia May.
the handsome and accomplished
u daughter Of Col. and Mrs Henry

tHC 'NHusoIhc auu StCOInp4&n3Q
i daughter Of Col. and Mrs Henry
May. and Wilhelm Won Rath,
former attache Of the German embassy
in Washington, will take place on
Thursday In Berlin, according TO adyices
from the German capital. Recent ac-
counts OF Mr.. Won Rath's serious ill.,
ness and the postponement Of the mar.
riage must have been exaggerated, for
IL is definitely announced that the wed.
ding day Is set The ceremony will take
pace in the. American embassy at Ber-
lin before e brilliant assembage.
The friends of Miss May and Mr..
Won Rath in Washington, who were
deeply anxious over his reported illness
are pleased to hear Of the happy ter
mination Of. the romance. ~,
Mrs. lie Roy Goff is entertaining
twelve guests at bridge this after.
noon in compliment to Mrs. Jess W.
Speidell, of Wheeling. w. Va, who Is
spending fortnight with her Mrs.
Goff also gave an informal bridge
party yesterday afternoon for her
guests.
Mrs. W. W. Spaulding will be hostess
at luncheon tomorrow at her home,
l62! Sixteenth street. in honor of Mrs.
Speidell
Miss HemphilI. daughter of Rear
Admiral and Mrs Joseph Hemphill. ,s
entertaining informally at bridge
this afternoon for Mrs. keid Hunt.
who is visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Hannis Taylor.
Mrs. Morrell Chamberlain has card s.
out for q luncheon at the Chevy Cha &c
Club on Tuesday next.
Mrs. George B. fshby will have a
bridge party Of five tables this after
noon followed by tea in honor of her
house guest. Mrs. Randall f. Palmer.
Mrs. Palmer will leave tonight for
New York. where she makes her
home.
Mrs. &orse Bartlett was hostess at
luncheon yesterday at the Marine
Barracks. entertaining q number Of
young people in honor OF her cousin,
Miss Wallis Warheld.
Mrs. John Jay White gave a dinner
last night in. compliment TO her house
guest. Mrs Pethick Lawrence, of Eng
land. who is one of the leaders in the
in the party were Senator and Mrs.
Frank Oliver, Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait and Mrs. Blatch
Mrs. Lawrence will leave tomorrow Tor
boStOfi. whence Sne VIII go 10 New
York TO remain front January - 10
January %.
Miss Lacy Mackall will he hostess
AT linen shower and bridge party on
January "". At Langley. Va. in corn
pliment to Miss Hannah Matthews
whose marriaSc TO Lieut.. Edmund
Pearson rarker. L. $. A.. will take
place on Febrlar. 3.
Miss Marie ADAMS wifi entcrIaiu Al
bridge tomorrow afternoon at the
| residence Of hcr mother. Mrs. Byron
:. Adams. in hpnor Of nor house guest
Miss t;vrne. Of Philadclphia.
Mrs. Adams and Miss Adams will re
ceive informally from G:G" to So,
Byrne will he with them. and asair
on January %.
Miss Edith I<oon has sent ont invi.
| tations for bridge party on Jan
uary -.
A. NJ. Todd. OF Kalamazoo. Mich.
who is passing some time at the New
willard. entertained at luncheon yes
terday in honor of the Secretary o
state. The Presidential! suite. on thu
second f,oor, was reserved for the oc
| casion. In the CompanN. in addition
to Mr.. Bryan, were the Secretary o.
| the Navy. Senator Robert l.. owen
>'"Si'cSiiI"l Ik'pV't NOnCICSS
| man Claude kitcfiin. Congressman W
W. Bailey. Congressman John II
stephens, Assistant Secretary of Stat,
John f.. Osborne. Dudley Field Malone
| collector of the port of New York: As
sistant Attorney General Samuel j
aham. Joseph f.. Davies commission
| CT of corporations: Anthony Camin-lti
commissioner general Of immigration
| and William J. Harris. director OF tn,
| census.
! Mr.. and MIS-. Frederick Eichelber:e
Viii give children's party on Satur
Gay afternoon In celebration OF tn,
fourth birthday OF their little dauyh
| ter Elizabeth