Evening star., 1916-06-08
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
French Ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand Return From
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knaebel Entertain for
the Attorney General-Wed-
dings-Garden Parties.

The ambassador of France and Nine.
Jusserand returned to Washington last
evening from New York. where they
spent some days of this week.
They visited the allied bazaar in
Grand Central Palace on Tuesday
France dav-and saw a display every
where of the blue. red and white col
ors of France. They visited the great
show both afternoon and evening, be-
ing accompanied by the French vice
consul.
The ambassador and Mrne. Jusserard
heard Nine. Povla Frisch sing the
.Marseillaise and listened attentive
ly and with feeling while the notes
rang out from the balcony Nine
Povla- -Frisch was dressed in a tr1coior
costume She carried the nag OF france
which she waved enthusiastically as
she sang the final lines.
Lady Spring Rice. wife of the am
bassador of Great Britain, has LEFT
Washington for the summer, and, with
her two children. is now at Woods
Hole. Mass, where the ambassador
took a cottage for the summer.
She was TO have left Washington at
the end of last week, but remained TO
celebrate the birthday of King George
with the ambassador and members OF
the staff
Mr. Justice and Mrs. Louis d. Bran
deis have come to Washington to re-
main until the Supreme Court adjourns.
They are staying at the Hotel La
fayette.
Mr.. Vincent l.. Early of Greenfield.
Ind. announces the marriage of his
daughter, Inez May, to DR.. J. B. Gregg
| Custis Of this city. on Wednesday
| Dr. Custis' family only the members OF
| the immediate families were present
! and there were no cards.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Greg
ory, the solicitor general and Mrs. Davis
and the assistant attorneys general of
| the department Will be guests this even
| ing of Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs. Ernest knaebel at their home in
| Chevy Chase. The guests will be en-
| tertained on the verandas. which, like
the. lava, Will be gay with colored
lights. The event is TO be quite in
formal and will give the officials an op-
portunity to say goodbye before going
away fo- the summer.
| Mrs knaebel will leave Washington
Monday. accompanied by her little son,
| for a visit to her mother, Mrs. Park, at
Brookline Mass. Later she will attend
her class reunion at Wellesley College,
and then go to. E!iZabethtown. in the
Adrondacks. for the summer
| Mr.. knaebel will spend August at
the Plattsburg training camp.
| 4 quiet but beautifully arranged
wedding of yesterday was that of Miss
| Elizabeth NJ Dom. daughter of Mrs
Edward w Dom of 18th street, and
Mr. F. Charles Lasalle Bryant Of
| Eveleth. Mimi. which took place at the
home of the brides mother.
| There was no formal announcement
Of the engagement or wedding. and only
a small family party and a few quite
intimate friends witnessed the cere-
mony.
| The Rev DIR. Herbert Scott Smith
| oficiatad, and there were no attendants
for either the bride or bridegroom.
| Mr.. Edward W. Dom, jr.. gave his
| sister away.
| The drawing rooms were charmingly
decorated with peonies, roses and other
| flowers of the season, and following the
ceremony there was wedding break
fast. The bI les gown was. particu
Iarly artistic and modish. being fash
tioned of white taffeta, tulle 'drapery
land duchess lace. The wedding vel
land orange blossoms were those wori
by Mrs Bryant's sister, Mrs. Aide,
Smoot who received the guests -ant
took charge of arrangements for the
wedding. ,:
| Immediately after the wedding break
| fast Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant left for a we'd
ding trip, Mrs. Bryant wearing a styl-
| ish gown OF black and white check
cloth. with 4 becoming black and white
hat.
Mr.. Bryant is prominently connected