The Washington times., 1915-06-05
Many Entertainments Are
Planned by the Leaders of
Society in Washington.
Gossip of Hostesses.

An Interesting wedding of this evening
/ VIII be that of Miss Annie Wright
Huske, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gle
ment Wright Huske, to Gustavus George
Heiniger at Mr.. and Mrs. Huske's
country place. "Ardnave." in Montgom-
cry county. at I o'clock
The house, situated on the highest
point between Washington and Rock
vile, is colonial mansion. surrounded
py wide piazzas. 1t has been transform
ed into veritable greenwood. with
palms. potted plants. festoons of smilax,
and roses everywhere The long draw
ing room, where the ceremony will be
performed. is decorated with palms,
mainenhair fern. and Bride reses. while
sne nalls, winding stairs. dining room.
ana breakfast room are gay with ferns
ana pink rambler roses.
Durlng the arrival of the guests a
musical program will be given by Miss
Eauer and MIR. Wilson, and the Rev. b.
r. Huske. Of New Berne. n. c., a young
cousin Of the bride, will officiate, assist
ington.,
The bride will wear gown of soft
ivory satin. en- train and simply cut. A
pearl ornament holds the train. which
back Of the low-cut bodice. Her tulle
veil will be held in place by a rope of
pearls and clusters Of orange blossoms
I'M s,5s. :, shower ,ho bouquet S Of orchids nds
tune at once simple and elegant.
The matren of honor. Mrs. A. D.
Damn. sister of the bride, and the
maid OF honor, Miss Elizabeth Nc
flesh oolored skirts and silver bodices
and will carry white staffs surmount-
ed by clusters of orchids. Their fluff
fy hats of flesh color are trimmed
n al fkA at L. Nr1ht la
T. M. Shock. of Mr.. Reiniger's class,
1918, at the Naval Academy, will be
the best man, and the ushers will be
Carl. r. kurtz, Frederick Wedding
ton. and Thomas H. Dawson.
The bride will come down the stair
way on the arm Of her father. and
pass through an aisle of pedestals
and ribbons to the altar where she
will be met by the bridegroom.
Mr.. Reiniger Is the son of Mr.. and
Iowa. He was a member of the Naval
Academy class of 1918. but has for the
past two years been identified with
business interests in Washington:
ceremony: Among the out-of-town
guests will be Herbert Fairfax Huske,
OF Roanoke. Va; Mrs. S. H. Way. Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund Johnston. and Miss
Alice Way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reiniger will take a
midnight train for the West where
Mrs. Reiniger Is to be matron of hon
or for Mr.. Reiniger's sister. who will
marry Starr Thayer on June 9.
The brides going away gown Is a
creation Of dark blue gabardine with
a chic sailor hat of black straw trim
med with a white wing under the
brim.
"Ardnave" is an old Gaelic word
was the name of the Huske home in
Scotland AMI Of another home in
North Carolina in 1878, and now of
another in 1915 in Montgomery coun-
try, Maryland.
Mrs. Charles B. Howry was hostess at
a luncheon today. when Mrs. William
Jennings Bryan was among her guests.
. Mrs. Josephus Daniels will give a gar
den party at Single Oak to the members
of the Y. w. c. A. on Monday afternoon
from to Z The Marine Band will fur
nish program At $50. under the d.
rection of Mrs. Woodbury. Pilsifer, Of
Club will give dances on the green, and
the Western Friendship Club, whose
leader is Miss Helen Hughes. will pre-
sent thS play ~Cranford." Those taking
Martha Waring. Virginia Nichols. Nine
Benham. Nancy Hanna, Marion Price,
Margaret Peckham, Irene Daniel and
airline Baker, all pupils at Western
= Hlgn Scnool,
Ttney buses will meet the Chevy
Chase cars at Cathedral avenue to take
the guests into the grounds
The members of the Presidents
official family lunched together at the
Shoreham yesterday following the Cabi-
Pr Pesidea Mr % THmuy Was also SO has tae
Charles C. Crane Of Chicago, had a
number of guests lunching with him.
Mrs. A. C. Proctor gave an enjoyable
luncheon ua and 800 party at her residence.
noon.
Among those entertaining luncheon
parties at the Willard yesterday were
Tillman, Admiral MCGOWAN, paymaster
general of the navy; Senator Francis G.
Newlands, Ray Baker, of Petrograd:
Senior Eduardo Racedo, jr., Joseph W.
Folk. and Floyd Waggaman.
The marriage of Miss Edith Robertson
Bond, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Hilton Bond. of 1888 Kalorama road, to
George Edward Sullivan took place at 8
o'clock Monday evening at the brides
residence The Rev. Father Gavin Of
ficiated. and a musical program was
given during the arrival of the guests,
and a large reception followed the cere-
mony.
The Misses Margaret and Jean Bur
dett assisted in doing the honors. The
drawing rooms were decorated In palms,
ferns, white carnations, and white
roses, pink peonies, and other spring
flowers were used in the rest of the
house.
The bride, who was given in marriage