The Washington herald., 1916-12-15
President and Mrs. Wilson Hosts
At Dinner for Visiting Governors

V lSluuS 0OVGrnOrS
ing the Christmas holidays, Miss Jose
phine Halliburton and Miss Joyce Shaw
Kennedy, Of New York.
Mrs. Marshall Field was hostess at
q luncheon yesterday In compliment to
Mrs. Garner.
Mrs. Charles w. McFee was hostess
at-a debutante luncheon yesterday. en-
PERTAINING in compliment to Miss Roberta
Wiley.
Dr. PouIieff. first secretary Of the
Bulgarian Legation. was host at an in
formal luncheon In the rose room OF
the shoreham yesterday.
A Christmas bazaar and oyster dinner
Will be given at the First Presbyterian
Church, at John Marshall Place. this
evening from $50 until 1880. under the
auspices of the Benehcient Society.
The dinner will be an excellent home
cooked one for the small sum Of 35 cents.
Fancy articles, aprons. bags and the
Ike, all suitable for gifts Will be on
sale at the various tables and there VIII
be an abundance of homemade candy,
cake, and ice cream.
Mrs Matte J. Vaughan, president OF
the society. will be assisted by Mrs.
Lincoln. Mrs. Fletcher. Mrs. Mcclay, MIS-.
Arnold, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Ballard, Mrs.
Durham, Mrs. Clay, Miss Kershaw, Mrs.
Wood. Mrs Mckay, Mrs. Noyes. Mrs.
lChenay, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Roberts. Mrs.
iGlosbrunner. Mrs. Fellowes. Mrs. Wal
| lace, and Mrs. Kaiser. Everyone 10 In
/ vited
The marriage of Miss Catharine A.
Britton, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Britton. and Prince Alfred zu Ho-
lohe-Schillingsfurst, Of The Austro-
Hungarian embassy, took place at noon
yesterday at the residence of the brides
parents. In Q street Mgr. William Rus
| sell Of st. Patrick's Church, performed
the ceremony.
owing to the war and the court mourn
ing which prevails in Austria, the we'd
ding was quite simple. The charge daf-
faires of Austria-Hungary. Baron swte-
denek. Baroness Zwiedenek, and the
members of the embassy star attended
the wedding, and the small company OF
guests also Included the German Am
bassador and Countess Won Bernstorn
and representatives of the embassies Of
the central European powers.
The house was elaborately decorated
with flowers, vines entwining the rails
OF the stairway leading to the library,
| where the ceremony took place before
the central window At the front Of the
room Tail palms formed the background
] with white chrysanthemums and farley
enoe ferns. On either side were tall
standards Of Easter lilies and there was
white satin priedieu In the center. The
bride. who was given In marriage by her
father. was attended by her sister, Mrs.
II. Wells Rusk, wife OF Paymaster Rusk.
q. 9. n. and Mr.. Stephen Hedry de
Hedh OF the Austro-Hungarian EN-
bassy, was best man for the bridegroom.
-, The bride wore q gown Of ivory satin
embroidered In pearls In q design Of
Easter lilies. The bodice was ornament
ed with pearl embroidery and there was
Q girdle Of pearls. She wore . tuIle veil
with Q spray Of orange blossoms and Q
string Of pearls was her only ornament
Her bouquet was Q sheaf Of Easter lilies
with . shower Of lilies Of the valley.
Mrs Rusk wore Q gown Of gray chiffon
with bands Of chinchil1a and carried pink
roses.
MrA Brttton. mother Of ths bride wore
| Q gown Of sapphire velvet Il
A buffet breakfast followed the cere-
nony. and later In the afternoon Prince
Hohenlohe and his bride left washington
for q wedding trip. which win terminate
at San Francisco, where Prince Hohen-
lohe 10 now connected with the Austro-
Hungarian consulate
Among the guests At the ceremony and
the breakfast were the Spanish Ambas-
sador and Mme 'Riano. Mr.. vouros,
charge d'ahaires Of Greeca and Mr. Con-
stantinidi, Of the Greek legation; Mrs.
Stephen B. E1kins, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine
Elkins, Mr.. and Mrs.. william r. r. Hit.
Mrs. Richard Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Goelet Gerry, Count Raoul a. Adhe-.
mar. Miss Caryi Crawford. Miss Isabel
May. Gerald May. sylvanus Stokes, IT,
Mrs Adds B. Browne, Miss Mary Browne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Britton Browne, and Mr..
and MrA Arthur Brown.
Mr.. and Ms Nelson Perrin have COM.
up from thetr home ct Berkeley Springs,
W. Va. and are stopping At the shore-
hame while fn washtngton-
Mrs. = A n Hopkins was hostess at
| q small dance last evening at her coun-
Try home at Edgemoor In honor Of her
granddaughter, Miss Anne Hopkins, the
debutante daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Nevil
Monroe Hopkins.
Ms. W. II. Hn, VINO 4, yfsftfnr M,
Charles N. Ffoulke at her Massachu-
sets avenue home during her stay IN
Washington, gave talk yesterday Aft.
ernoon at $50 o'clock at the residence
\ OF Mrs. william A Slater. She told
Of the work Of the Committee Franco
American for the frontier children OF
Belgium MrA Hill has made her head
quarters tn Paris for the past two years,
has devoted her entire time to the COM
mittee. and can speak with authority
Of the wonderful work II has done among
the homeless children Of Belgium
Mrs. Ffoulke VIII be hostess at . re-
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