The Washington herald., 1915-09-30

Many OF society's most distinguished
members witnessed the grand review OF
| the G. A. r. Encampment. The Presi'
dent was accompanied to his box by Col
w. W. Harts and DIR. Cary T. Grayson
! The Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs
| McAdoo and Miss Sallie McAdoo occu-
pied an adjoining box. Miss Helen Bones
was also in the party.
The Ambassador of France and Nine.
Jusserand were in the box at the left oil
the President and n distinguished group
of diplomats were scattered through the
stand The British Ambassador, Sir CeciI
Arthur Sprins-Rice. was there. likewise
the Italian Ambassador, Count Macchi di
Cellere. who has just returned from MS
summer home at Beverley Farms; Dr.
Romulo s. Naon. the Ambassador OF Ar
gentina; the Chinese Minister; Mr.. Bryn.
the Minister of Norway, and numerous
others.
Mrs. Norman Gait. who was a guest at
the summer White House for several
weeks, occupied box with her mother
Mrs Boiling. and several guests
The Secretary of War, Mr.. Garrison;
the Assistant Secretary of War. Mr..
Breckinridge: Mr.. Daniels. Secretary OF
the Navy, accompanied by Mrs. Danieis
and her sister. Miss Bagley, were in the
group which sat near the Presidehtiai
box The Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs Lane were accompanied by their
daughter Miss Nancy Lane; the Secre-
tary of Agriculture and Mrs. Houston had
with them their house guest. Mrs Jones.
of st. Louis: the Secretary of Labor ana
Mrs William B. Wilson occupied box
and had their daughter. Miss Mary Will
son, and schoolgirl friend with them.
Mrs Gregory. who accompanied the At
torney General. had as her guests her
mother. Mrs. NJ. {. Nalle. of Texas: Mrs
NJ c. Gregory. the Attorney Generals 5
mother. and the younger members OF the
family. The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Burleson viewed the parade from the
Presidential stand. but their daughters.
the Misses Burleson. entertained young
peoples party at the postoffce Iher
guests were Miss Jane Gregory. Mr. Ar
thur Stevenson. Of San Antonio, Tex. and
Mrs Thadeus Thompson. The Secretary
of Commerce and Mrs. Redfeld were also
among the interested spectators.
Mrs Hugh l.. Scott. wife of the Chief
of Staff, accompanied Gen. Scott. and
their daughter. Miss Blanchard Scott, was
also with them. Brig. Gen. George Bar
nett commandant of the Marine Corps:
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Albert l.. Mills. and
Admiral William S. Benson. Chief OF
Operations. and Mrs. Benson formed AN
group near the center of the
stand.
Chief Justice White and Mrs. White
and his colleague. Justice McKenna. ac-
companied by Mrs. Mckenna. occupied
seats together. Among others who view
ed the parade were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
]. Bell. Capt Ridley Mclean, Judge Ad-
vocate General of the navy; Miss Lena
and Miss Katherine Hitch |
cock: Mr.. Joseph Davies. Of the Federal
Trades Commission. and Mrs. Davies, and
Mrs. Palmer wife of Col. David ]. Pal !
mer commanding the G. A. r.. and her
family.
The wedding of Miss Maria Angelica |
-arbo. daughter of the late Minister to |
Ecuador and Mrs. Willis Roscoe Jones. of |
8a 8altimore, which took place yesterday |
afternoon at O'Clock al the residence |
# Mime. Carbo in / street. was the In
erestin4 social event of the day. The
CEREMONY was performed by the Rev.
Father Mills. of st. Matthews Church,
n the presence of 125 guests. relatives.
md close friends OF the bride and bride
room. The house was filled with palms
md ferns and autumn flowers and the !
,ridal party stood under bower formed
rchestra played the wedding music.
The bride. who was given in marriage |
~ her brother. Mr.. Luis Alberto Carbo.
wore a lovely gown Of ivory satin. EN-
,rodercd with pearls. The skirt was
ong and the long court train hung from
he shoulders. was heavily embroidered
With pears. She wore tulle veil. arrang-
d in a cap effect with a chaplet of
range blossoms. and her only ornament
vas a lavalliere of pearls and diamonds,
he gift of the bridegroom. She carried
shower bouquet of Bride roses and
range blossoms.
ers OF Mrs. Carlo. Miss Ana Christina
'arbo who was maid of honor. and
Iiss Maria Teresa Carlo. who headed
he group of bridesmaids. The other
maids were Miss Carmita Arosemena.
Iiss Hortensia Coronodo and Miss Mer-
edes Godoy. daughter of the Mexican
to Cuba. Their gowns were of
olden yellow Cros de Londres. with
odices Of fine lace. set off by tiny pink
osebuds Pink rosebuds formed a girdle
nd they carried bouquets of pink roses.
he maid of honor wore frock on SIM
ar lines. fashioned OF blue gros de Lon
res and carried yellow roses. Mr.. Jones
rother. Paul Jones. acted as best man.
nd the ushers were Mr.. Esteban Carbo.
rOther OF the bride: Mr.. Charles NJ. Cos
ell and Mr.. Edward p. Lowndes both
( Baltimore. and Mr.. Raymond J. Dun
Crth. of Philadelphia.
After the ceremony there was re-
option at which Mime. Carbo received
ith the bridal party. assisted by Mr..
Jnes' mother and sister. Mrs. S. NJ.
,nes and Mrs. Vernon Ward. who came I
Washington from North Carolina. and
re guests of Mime. Carbo. Mime. Carbo
ore handsome costume of black
itin trimmed with black lace and jet.
me- Esteban Carbo. sister-in-law of the
ride. was gowned in yellow satin taffeta. |
owered in rose and trimmed with black
,lvet. Mrs. Jones wore a black crepe
chine gown. and Mrs. Wards gown
as of wistaria taffeta trimmed with
IT.