The Washington times., 1916-01-25

to Col. Frederick Marsh, 4. s. A., re-
tired, at her residence, 1859 N street.
The Rev {. Ernest Smith Offclatei
in the presence OF small company
OF intimate friends from this city, st.
Louis, and New York. Colonel and
for an extended wedding trip I'm
Colonel Marsh is from New York,
but has been living for some time at
the Army and Navy Club In this city.
lie was retired In September, 1913, at
his own request, after forty years
service.
Prof and Mrs. Alexan Ter Graham
Bell are at the Breakers I'm Palm
Washington who are at Palm Beach
are Mr. and Mrs. David Fairchild, the
Counselor of the British Embassy
and Mrs. Coville Barclay, Mr. and Mrs.
Royal Poinciana; Mr.. and Mrs Glst
Blair, and Senator James II. Brady,
of Idaho.
Mrs. Ernest w. Roberts will receive
this afternoon and will be assisted by
Mrs. Charles Robh Miss Sybil Barney,
and Mrs Charles II. p. Lowndes.
Miss Margaret Wilson returned to
Washington yesterday from Philadel-
phIa, where she has been since the
recent operation on her throat
-
Mime. Jusserand, wife of the French
Ambassador, has invited a few guests
to tea this afternoon in compliment 70
National Theater on Thursday after
noon for the benefit of the French am
bulance service. Nine. Calve and her
husband, NJ. Gasparri, reached town
yesterday, and are the guests OF Mrs.
Christian ID. Hemmick'
'Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Hemmick
will entertain informally at tea for
Nine. Calve. 49,.
Mr.. Hcmmick, who has been in Pitts
burgh for the past fortnight, will re-
turn to Washington tomorrow
The Georgetown Assembly the oldest
and one OF the most interesting dancing
clubs in the vicinity of Washington, en-.
tertained last evening at the secont
dance of the season. Itnthicum Hail II
o street, the scene OF this hospitality
was i'm gala array, with hanging gar
lands OF smilaX yelling the walls. Tht
Marine Band, which furnished tht
music, occupied the palm screened bal
cony. ,
Dr.. Louis Mackall introduced thu
guests. who were received by Mrs. VII
| liam Ormc, Mrs. Frank p. Leetch, anc
Mrs. E. T. Hambleton. Among tho
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Add
SON Walter Addison, Mr.. Ansart, the
Rev. and Mrs. George w. Atkinson, Miss
Dona Berry. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burr
James II. Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs, c, q
Clagett, DR.. r. l.. Cook; Mr.. and MIS-
| Bowdoin Craighill, Ben Champion, Rlch'
ard Daniels. Miss Katherine Du Bose
Walter Dunlap. Mr.. and Mrs; John L.
| Edwards, Walter English, Lieut.. ant
Mrs, William Farber, OF Annapolis; DR.
-. T. Franklin. Miss Mary Garland;
Harris Franklin. J. Blake Gordon. Er'
skIue Gordon, Dr. and Mrs W. {
GWynn. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Hanna
Lieut., Clement Heth. Miss Nora Hill
Miss Elisabeth Hill. Miss Mary Hill
Miss Lucia Hollerith. Risley Hunt, Or
Adam Kemble, Archibald King, Mis'
Dorothy Lectch. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Matthews, DIR. +. NJ. Munson william
Navlor. Janney Nichols. Miss Elois'
Ormc. Miss Anne Elliott Pennebaker
Miss MARY Radford. Miss Sophie Rad
ford. Miss Blossom Reed. Miss Dorothy
Rohrer. Miss Lindsay SRtterheld, o.
Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Lee
| Baron Smoot. Arthur Snyder, Charles
Stesrns, Miss Elisabeth Naylor. ~
owen Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs; j. \
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs: >. +. ihoHlp
son. Miss Margheritta Tillman' MT. % %Gn'
Mrs. Ennalls WagEaman. OF AnnapoIlH
MIR, and Mrs. Floyd Waggaman, MrS
: John L. waggaman, Mr.. and Mrs. "
! II. Waegaman. Mr.. and Mrs, charles "
| Warden, Robert Warfleld. MISS ESthe.
| Whiting, Mrs Albert Willett, Miss Luc!
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