The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
Doings of Society

I turban. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey will be at
home after October l at woodhaven,
| n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. n. Macfarlane. Of Chi
cago. and their daughter. Miss Isabelle
Macfar!ane. who have been spending
some time at White Sulphur Springs. W.
Va, arrived at the New Willard for a
short stay before returning home.
Senator Claude Swanson, Of Virginia.
is at the New Willard.
Rho Chapter of the Phi Epsilon
Sorority was entertained at a delightful
tea Sunday afternoon by Mime Marie
Won Cnschuld. Mrs. Flynn, Mr. and
Mrs Kinney, Miss Harkness. and Miss
Gertrude McRae assisted.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Cordover announce
, the betrothal of their daughter Mary to
Mr Edward E. Apfelbaun, Of Atlantic
City, n. j.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Mrs. ]. o. Gawne, Of this city. ia A
guest at the Wolcott Hotel in New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Mclean hav.
lett Bar Harbor and returned to their
country place at Leesburg.
Former Gov. and Mrs. John l. Cox. Of
Bristol. Tenn. have announced the en-
Sagement of their daughter Miss Mary
Lavinia Cox. and Joseph Henry FleminT.
The nuptials will take place in the First
Presbyterian Church of Bristol, Septem-
ber %.
The bride-to-be is a beautiful and tai
ented young woman and possesses rare
social charm. Mr.. Fleming is a former
Georgian. having come to Bristol three
lcars ago. He has interests in Atlanta
lowing their bridal trip. make their home
in Bristol.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter. who are
spending the summer at Edgewater, at
Beverly Farms, are in Chicago for a
brief stay. Col. and Mrs. Henry Will
Jams and Miss Francis Williams are
guests at Edgewater for September
Mr.. E. r. Fancher. OF Cleveland, Ohio,
has arrived in Washington and is stop
ping at the Shorehan. Other arrivals at
the Shoreham were Mr.. c. 3. Landis,
Of Wilmington. Del: Mrs. NJ. D. Owen
Chahoon. MIR. Alfred l.. Aiken. of Boston.
and Mr.. Charles +. Eaiiey. of Newport
News, Va.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank 2. Noyes and Miss
Noyes are at the Red Lion Inn at
Stockbridge. Mass.
The marriage Of Miss Emily E. Sloane.
second daughter of Mr.. Henry T. Sloane,
of New York. and Baron Amaury de la
Grange, of tine French Aviation Corps.
took place Wednesday in Paris. Miss
Sloane arrived in Paris on Tuesday with
her father.
They sailed from New York a week
after the formal announcement Of the
engagement. Miss Sloane had only re-
turned from France in July. where she
went in the interest of the Lafayette
Fund. OF which she has been secre-
tary.
The civil ceremony was performed in
the city hall of the sixteenth arondsse-
ment. and the religious ceremony fol-
lowed Immediately afterward in the
Church of st. Honore d'Elylau. About
a dozen persons were present at the
ceremonies. mostly relatives of the
bride groom, many of whom were in uni
form.
Miss Sloanes witnesses were Mr.. r.
W. Bliss. secretary of the American En-
bassy. and a young woman who accom-
panied her from New York. The bride
groom's witnesses were the Comte
Chaumont -Quiry and the Comtesse de
Brissac. The brides dress was trimmed
with old lace belonging TO the Ia Grange
family. The bridegroom was in uni
form.
The bride is prominent in New York
and Newport society. She is a sister Of
Mrs William Earl Dodge. and is a niece
of the late John ard William Douglas
Sloane.
Baron de Ia Oranges uncle, Baron
Louis de la Grange, married Miss Anita
Carroll. OF the CAROLS Of Carrollton, Nd.
Mr.. William Wallace is spending some