The Washington times., 1916-05-25
.GRAYSONS TO MAKE
THEIR HOME HERE
Presidents Physician viii Re-
turn to Washington With
Bride In Three Weeks.

On the completion OF their three
weeks honeymoon in the South, DR..
and Mrs. Cary T. Grayson will come
to Washington. where they will make
their home.
The marriage of DR.. Grayson, tho
Presidents physician and naval aide,
and Miss Alice Gertrude Gordon was
solemnized yesterday at 4 o'clock at
st. Georges Church. stuyvesant
Square. New York. with the President
and Mrs. Wilson. the Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. McAdoo, Miss Mar
garet Wilson. and Miss Bones IN. the
distinguished company OF guests.
Mrs. Wilson stood by the brides side
and held her bouquet during the cere-
inony, but she vas otherwise unat-
DR.. Grayson's best man was DIR. A.
NJ. Fauntleroy. U. s. N, and the ush-
ers were Col. w. w. Harts, U. s, A..
and Capt. Robert l.. Berry, u. 8. NJ,
both aides to the President.
The bride. who arrived with her aunt
Mrs. Wood Flournoy. was met by her
cousin. Patrick W. Flournoy. of Charles
with her and gave her in marriage.
White Tulle Gown.
She wore a white tulle gown very full,
but not very short, with a pointed tunic
of white satin. high skirted. and a wide
fold of satin formed the high girdle.
The satin of the corsage was cut out
low and the sleeves were merely wide
bands. A guimpe or modesty of tulle
shirTed to outline an oval opening filled
In the open corsage and the ruched.
| close-fitting tulle sleeves extended to
| the hands.
The long court train. with Its square
end. was Of white satin finished with
tuile puffngs. broken every few inches
| by a tiny bow of white bebe ribbon. The
| tulle veil was fitted like q cap and held
! with orange blossoms. She carried
sSlo srsnidf br and lilies OF the valley and
brooch, on her corsage.
Mrs. Wilson wore gray chiffon
. frock. with an overdress and corsage Of
soft pale gray satin. Her wide-brim-
tulle brim edged with gray crinoline
and the crown was mass of gray os-
, trich feathers. A large cluster OF mauve
orchids were pinned to her bodice.
The Rev. William j. Cox, of Philadel-
phia. performed the ceremony. After
the wedding there was a small recep-
ton at the brides apartment.
To Motor To Annapolis.
A number Of parties will motor to An
napolis on Saturday to attend the Army
and Navy baseball game at the Naval
Academy. In one party. among others.
will be Harry Meem. Miss Alice Clamp.
Commahder and Mrs. Albert L. Norton.
Miss Emily Long. Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
| Long and MIR. and Mrs w. j.. Radcliffe.
Lieut.. John Gray. Y. S. M. c.. will
go to Annapolis OIL Saturday for the
Annapolis on June . to attend the June
ball at the Naval Academy that even
Lieut.. Alfred Robbins. U. s. NJ. c.,
4 Will leave Washington today for Cincin-
Mrs. George Fort, wife Of Ensign
Fort. U. g. NJ. and Mrs. Clarence Hin
kamp. wife of Lieutenant Fincamp, u.
g. NJ. will leave Washington Friday for
Jamestown. where they will Join their
husbands. They will stor In New York
for several days.
The consul OF Salvador in New York
GreGeriS TS,AIid Arbizu; a and Mrs; Arbizu eanle came
lister from Salvador and Nine Laldi, al
for seevral days.
To Give Piano Recital.
Miss Gronna will give a piano recita
tomorrow afternoon at the Congress
sional Club from to o'clock. Mrs
William @. Brantley and Mrs. Charlie,
C. Carlin will preside at the tea tabl,
at the conclusion OF the program.
liam p. Borland. Mrs. e. e. Browne
Mrs. Louis Brownlow, Mrs. John Burke
Mrs. z. T. Carpenter. Mrs. w. b
Charles, Mrs. B. NJ. Chiperfield, Mrs
Judson C. Clements, Mrs. ]. II. Davis
Mrs. Charles II. Dillon. Mrs. Alber
Douglas, Mrs. Thomas B. Dunn, Mrs
James p. Glynn. Mrs. James W. Good
Mrs. Russell Good. Mrs. William Good
Mrs. Thomas p. Gore. Miss Grac
Granger. Mrs w. w. Hastings, Mrs. r
A. Hatcher. Mrs. Willis c. Hawley, Mrs
Everis A. Hayes, Mrs. George C. Hazel
ton. Mrs. d. II. Kincheloe. Mrs. r. J
King, Mrs. Aaron 8. Kreider, Mrs. AS
bury F. Lever, and Mrs. Charles Lin
thicum.
This will be the last club receptio,
of the season, but the club house will
be kept open for members until Con
gress adjourns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont hav
gone to New York to attend the open
ing of the racing season at Belmon
Park today. The Russian Ambassado
and Nine, Bakhmeteff. who are in New
York, will also attend the opening a
Belmont Park today.
: Joseph Loris- Melikoff. first secretar!
OF the Russian embassy. has gone L
New York, where he will be at tn
, Plaza for several days.