The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-26
Doings of Society

the young ladies' tea dance committee
with Miss Jane Gregory, Miss Lucy Bur
Lesson, Miss Sidney Burleson, Miss Beat,
rice Clover. Miss Grace overman. Miss
AdeAde Heath. Miss Ruth Patterson.
Miss Mary Ansley. Miss Josephine Ma,
son. Miss Carolyn Nash nd Miss LII
Han Hendrick assisting her. Miss Heler
Grfnth II vice chairman of this commit.
tee. and assisting her VIII be Miss Helen
kimmell. Miss Edith Oracle. Miss Mar.
garet Young. Miss Olive Smith, Miss
Barbara Smith. Miss Catherine Bowie,
Miss Mary Endicott, MISC Lucy Adee,
Miss Margaret Clements. Miss Mari
Younger. Miss Ethel Hickey. Miss Eliza.
beth Hickey. Miss Pickett Heth. Miss
Louise Clark, Miss Charlotte Harding
Miss Dorothy Crawford. Miss Catherine
DuBose. Miss Virginia Griffith, Miss
Faith Perry. Miss Elizabeth Livingston
Miss Elizabeth Crenshaw. Miss Annie
Crenshaw. Miss Anne Seldom, Miss Poca.
hontas Butler. Miss Marie Louise Houser,
Miss May Chew. Miss Mary Pugh. Misc
gladys Pugh, Miss Louise MattingIy,
Miss Katherine Mattingly and Miss Dor.
othy White. Miss Hattie Bowie, in
charge Of prizes, will be assisted by Mrs
Eugene B. Berry, Mrs. Floyd straWn,
Miss Nancy Weeks and Miss Grace
Maude Morgan. Mrs. Lowell Smith and
MRS. Adelaide Reed Yates are in charge
OF the refreshment committee. assisted
oy Mrs. James ". Beasley. Mrs. W. ".
skyles and Mrs. Samuel G. Staples. Miss
Alice Theobold and Mrs. Frank Harper
Gilmore are in charge of the tables for
cards. Each table will select the card
game they prefer to play. bridge or nvs
hundred.
Among the luncheon parties given at
the New Willard yesterday were those
by Mrs Elmer Black, Of New York.
Senator Thomas s. Martin. Mrs q r.
Tanner and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. w
Dillen. Mrs NJ. Johnston, and Judge and
Mrs. r. E UmbeL Others Iunching al
the same hotel were the Minister from
the Netherlands, ChevaIier W. 1. C Won
Rappard: the Minister from Costa Rica.
senior don Manuel QUesada. Senior don
]. Rafael Oreamuno. secretary Of the
Costa Rican Legation: Mr.. Alberto de ].
Moreira, first secretary Of the Brazilian
Embassy. Senator John X. Shields. Rep
resentative Warren Gard, Mr. Charles
Alden, and Senator William II. Borah,
DR.. W. j. Mayor. accompanied by Mrs
Mayor and family. Of Rochester, Mfun.
arrived at the New Willard yesterday
LOT snort stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Howl Of New YORK.
accompanied by their daughter. Miss p
Hoyt, motored to Washington Yesterday
and are at the New Willard.
Ensign ]. II. camp-map. L. s. v. AZ
present attached TO the L. s s Rhode
Island. Is at the New Willard for a
short stay in Washington.
An interesting wedding Of last evening
was that Of Miss Marie HenckeIs. daush-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Henckels
and Mr.. Edward Ross Granger Of
Manlus. n. Y. which took place at
SD o'clock at the residence Of the brides
Parents White and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS against BACKGROUND Of palms and
ferns formed a charming setting for
the bridal party. Only the immediate
families and a few close friends witnessed
the ceremony which was performed BY
the Rev. Charles T Warner. rector Of
ST. Adams Church.
The bride was given IN marriage by
her father. Her gown was of ivory
chiffon taffeta. trimmed with rare old
lace. Her tulle veil. fell from a coronet
or orange blossoms and she carried a
shower bouquet of Bride roses. Miss
Theodore HenCkels. who was maid Of
honor for her sister wore a charming
frock Of pink taffeta: the bodice Of
white lace embroidered in rose-colored
beads and the skirt draped in pannier
fashion The bridesmaids. Miss Frances
Henckels, another sister of the bride;
and her cousin Miss Mildred Quindy, OF
Detroit were gowned in blue taffeta
similar in design The maid of honor
carried yellows roses and the bridesmaids
flowers were pink roses Mr. Guido Yer
beck, Of Manlius. n. T.. acted as best
man.
\ small reception for the bridal party
and the wedding guests followed the
ceremony. Mrs. Henckels. mother Of the
bride. wore a handsome costume OF
black silk net over white taffeta. with
trimmings of jet. Mr. Granger and his
bride left later in the evening for a
wedding trip. the latter wearing
smart tailored suit Of African brown
broadcloth with a small black velvet hat.
Among the Out-of-town guests at the
wedding were. Mr.. Changers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Granger. of Ann
Arbor. Mich: Gen. and Mrs. Verbeck. OF
Nanlius: Mrs. A. J. Scully and her son.
Mr. Frederick Scully. OF San Diego. Cal.
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Rossire. OF
Yonkers-
Col. and Mrs. W W. Harris entertained
at tea yesterday afternoon as house
warming for their new home. 1872 Mint
wood place.
Autrmn leaves. palms and yellow chrys-
anthemuns formed the decorations in the
OF the residence OF Capt
and Mrs William H Chase in Hyatts-
vile last evening when their daughter.
Miss Ruth Chase. became the bride OF Mr..
Leonard Welsh. Of Baltimore. Rev.
Ralph Hand, Of the Riverdale Presby-
terrain Church. performed the ceremony
in the presence Of a small company OF
relatives and intimate riends.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and wore q gown OF white
crepe meteor and a tulle veil and carried
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