The Washington herald., 1916-01-10
Doings of Society


insston Bishop. Mrs Ralph cauFh4on.
of Norfolk. Va: Mira Basil Kenny of
fsyette Ala; and Mrs Claude Ben
The young ladies' committee VII CON-
slst OF Miss Ruth Rice. Miss Holland
fltts, Miss Anna Taggart Miss Fran
-, hSnson, Miss Jane Gregory, Miss
Emily Thomson. Miss GLADYS pucb
hiss Helen Tov1nshend. Miss Helen
ersndneso- Miss Artemisia Newman
hlss Ansels Taylor. Miss Robert Mac
Knight. Miss Lillian Fields. Miss Fr4i-
eef Brown, Miss Marguerite Nsy.Io-
Mlss Margaret Trfmble and Miss Isabeu,
fasEart Ars Brent Moore and n,
SsrrinstoH Foster viii serve punch.
Miss Edith Roon and her mother. Mr.,
A. Noon, entertained a small COMPANY
at tea at the shorehan ssturdsv ssss--
noon in honor Of Mrs. II. Corner We
son. OF Boston. Mrs Koon VIII have
number Of guests with her IN her ho,
az the song recital Of Nine Csive AZ
the National Tbeater.
Mr.. Louis II. Meyer and Mr.. NJ Lamb
both Of Pittsburgh. Pa. arrived at the
shorehsm yesterday for a short stsy
Mrs. George Thatcher Guern,.v q. r,-
dependence. Kansas. who Is a deiesai. 70
the Women's National Council. viii ~.
a luncheon at the Willard on Fridav. an
honor Of Lady Aberdeen and other ns-
tional officers.
Mrs, Lewis wife OF Senator Lewis. OF
Ilhonis. entertained a luncheon companv
Of twelve in the rose room OF the sbo-e-
ham Saturday to meet Mrs. Lewis Nixon.
or New York. Among the out-of-tovn
guests were Madame Saint Cyr. OF New
York, and Mrs Harvey. Of San Frsn-
cisco. Mrs Harvey il visiting Al the
home OF Senator and Mrs PheIan while
In Warrington.
Lieut. and Mrs. Rush 5. Fsv. T. sS
who have been spending the holidays IN
Washington with Med. Dir and Mr.
Frank Anderson and with Col and Mr.,
Charles A. Doyen at she Marine Rar-
racks will leave shortly for New York
Maj. and Mrs Henry Leonard are
guests OF the latter's mother. Mrs.. Benia-
min II. Warder. at her Sixteenth street
residence.
DR.. and Mrs. l. c Lowenstein. OF
Lynn. Mass. arrived at the Shorehsm
Yesterday. where they will spend some
time.
An attractive naval wedding took place
on the afternoon Of January a.
O'Clock in the Church OF the Incarnation
New York City. when Mrs Edward Sffes
Thomas. formerly Miss HeIoiSc Graham
Brtnckerhoff daughter Of the late Nr
and Mrs. James Bailey Brinckerhoff or
Brinckerhoff. y. Y. became the bride OF
Surgeon Charles Maiden Oman. L. :. n.
executive surgeon OF the United States
Naval Hnsn 81 -
l. The bride. who was given IN mar
risge by her aunt Miss Heloise Graham.
wore a gown OF white tulie embroidered
with opslesCent soQUins and pearls a
court train Of pesCh-blow velvet hung
from the shoulders. The head dress. .
isn-shsped fluff OF tulIe ives held ir
place by silver comb worn by tl1-
brides great grandmothcr on her we'd
olnE day. The only JeWelry was a pin
OF diamonds and single pearl the
brioegroom's gift. The pearl WAS Ure-
scented to Surgeon Oman by the Sultan OF
Sulu during his service in the souther1,
Philippines. The bride carried a shower
bouquet OF lilies of the valley and mink
roses Her only attendant was her sic
ter Miss Evelyn White Brinckerhofr.
Who wore a gown OF pink taffeta and
chiffon with trimmings of pink msribou
and carried a bouquet OF pink roses The
best man was the bTideEroom's brother.
Capt. Joseph Wallace Oman. L s "
commanding the T. :. s. Georgia The
ushers were Surgeon Herbert NJ Tolfrcr
u. S n; Lieut. Commander Edward J
MarQusrt l. :. n: Lieut. l.efyh Moves,
L. : n, and Passed Assistant Surgeon
Howard +. Lawrence. L. :. y. Special
full-drcss uniform Was worn. Follow
ing the ceremony a reception was hello
at Delmonico's After February l Sur
geon and Mrs. Oman will reside at the
navy yard, Brooklyn. y. Y.
Among the prominent persons arriving
at the Shorehsm yesterday were Mr.
Ennis Butt. OF the Italian Embassy: Mrs.
Carly and Mrs. Clark. OF Toronto: Mr.
and Mrs +. II. Sanders. Of Chicago. ana
Mr.. R. Norgans, jr.. OF New York city