The Washington herald., 1916-07-25


yesterday as the guests Of Mrs Claude
A. Swanson
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Daniels returned to Washington yester-
day from a weekend trip to Richmond
and brief cruise on the James River
They have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Jackson Mr.. NJ. H W. Jackson, jr., and
Mrs .. E Mofitt, all OF Richmond, who
accompanied them on their cruise.
Miss Caroline Ogden Jones left Wash
ington yesterday for New London, Conn,
where she will visit before going to Bar
Harbor.
wedding OF wide interest to Wash
inston took place Wednesday evening, at
York, S. C., when Miss Mary Elizabeth
Finley, daughter Of Representative and
Mrs. David E. Finley, was married to
Walter Bedford Moore, Jr., son OF Mai
and Mrs. Walter B. Moore, Of York. The
marriage service was read by Rev.
James L. Oates and Rev. T. Tracy
Walsh. Only candle light was used
throughout the house, and the decora-
tons were OF pink and white roses and
shasta daisies and palms. The brides
maids were gowned in pink silk
net over pink tafIeta, made with slight
ly modified hoop skirts, and carried
pink roses. They were Miss Reaux Jones'
Of Columbia; Miss Eliza WyIe, Of Lam
caster Miss Anna Miller, OF Rock Hill;
Miss Anna Kitchin, OF winnsboro; Miss
Alec Starr, Miss Anna Lewis and Miss
Margaret Adams Finley, all OF York.
The maid OF honor was Miss Frances
Gist Finley, who wore q gown OF pale
green silk net and cloth OF silver over
green tafreta and carried an armful OF
pink roses
The brides gown was Of white geor-
getts crepe over white charmeuse, with
bodice and trimming Of silver lace Her
veil, which was fashioned in cap effect,
was caught with sprays OF orange
blossoms, and she carried white roses.
Miss Elizabeth Oates and Master Jo-
seph Hart, jr., were flower girl and
ringbearer. Mr.. George Cartwright was
best man, and the groomsmen were Mr..
Huger Bacto, Of Charleston; Mr.. Robert
Lindsay, Of Columbia; Mrs. Rion Nc
Kissick and Mr.. Calhoun Mayes. OF
Greenwood: Rev. John Taylor. Of Gran
iteville; Mr.. Clarke Wardlaw Adickes,
Of Atlanta, Ga, and Mr.. David Edward
Finley, jr.. OF Philadelphia The ush-
srs included Mr.. Allison Lee, Of Laurens;
Mr.. Thomas Cartwright, OF Anderson;
Mr.. Henning Adickes, Mr.. Robert Bar
ron. Mr.. Gist Finley. Mr.. Robert Finley
and Mr.. States R. G. Finley OF York.
Immediately after the ceremony a
large reception was held, Mrs. Finley re-
ceiying the guests in a gown Of orchid
taTeta and Mrs. Walter B. Moore, ST.,
twore lavender tafreta. Later in the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Moore left for
New York. going from there to Nova
Scotia They will be at home at York,
5. c.. after September l.
Count Won Bernstorr. the German Am
H. -
Mrs. Edward Stieglitz, of New York City.
at her summer estate on Lake George.
The Minister Of Portugal viscount
d'Alte. and Mr.. Constantin Brun, the
Danish Minister were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Aspergreen at dinner Sunday
{ evening at Bar Harbor. The other guests
Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Davis,
Mrs. H. c. Emmett jr.; Miss Martha
Hedman, Mr. and Mrs E. kellogg Baird,
Judge Dixie, and Mrs. James Mcmahon.
Mrs Francis Berger Moran arrived in
Battle Creek Wednesday TO remain few
days at the sanitarium before leaving
for an extended trip through Canada and
the Rocky Mountains.
Great interest is manifested in the
large receptions planned in honor Of the
International Federation Of Catholic
Alumnae, which is to hold a convention
in Baltimore next November "a, 25, and
IS. to be given by the alumnae in Wash
Ington Monday, November 27 when 1900
slumnae will be entertained in this city.
Miss Ida Hill Bowie has been appointed
BY the federation as chairman Of the
Washington entertainment committee
An invitation IS extended by the Wash
lngton Chapter Of Mount st. Agnes COL
Icge Alumnae 10 each OF the alumnae in
Washington to attend a committee meet
ing at the Willard Hotel Saturday, July
%. at p. M, to discuss plans for the
receptions already decided upon. The
vice rector Of the Catholic University,
the Rev George A. Dougherty, will open
the meeting. The officers of the Wash
ington Chapter include Miss N. Harlow.
president Miss NJ O'Toole, first vice
president: Miss E. Mcmahon, second vice