The Washington times., 1916-01-27
NOTES AND GOSSIP
| OF CAPITAL SOCIETY
Items Of Interest and ImpOr-
lance Of Past, Present, and
| Future.
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Merely, will arrive next week for a
visit to MIR. and Mrs Wheeler
Owing to illness Mrs. r. d. shep-
herd will not receive on Sunday after
nobn.
The marriage of Miss Faith II. Perry
and Harvey Stanley. formerly Of Lau-
rel. Md. was solemnized at noon yes
terday by the Rev. George II. Dudley,
rector OF st. Stephens Episcopal Church,
The bride is the daughter Of Mrs. }. y.
Perry and tho late Rev. Josiah Bedon
Perry. who was rector OF st. Andrew
Episcopal Church. of this city. The
bridegroom is the son OF Mrs. G: II.
Stanley and Of the late Charles II. stan
ley OF Laurel. Md. The ceremony took
place in the private parlors OF Rausch-
er's. The rooms were decorated Win
palms and spring blossoms OF pink and
white. The bride was given in marriage
by her brother. F. Sprigg Perry, ner
only attendant being her sister. MISS
Emily X Perry. The bridegroom vas
attended by his brother. William Stan
gPoom's family, the guests were limited
to the immediate relatives. After the
wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. STANLEY
left for the South. After February 10
fhey will be at home at Boca Granda,
Fla. where Mr.. Stanley Is the engineer
in CHARGE of the Charlotte Harbor and
Northern railroad.
A marriage of interest to Washing
tonians took place in Orange, Nj, last
evening when Miss Ida Won lsenGerke.
daughter of Justusvon Lengerke, became
the bride of Robert Fleming Flemins'
of this city. The ceremony was per-
formed at the Hillside Presbyterian
Church. the Rev. +. Boyd Edwards Of
flciatinR.
Miss Camilla Won LenEerke, and Miss
Eda Strunz, and Miss Mary Lee Flem-
ing. John Sterritt. of Washington. was
best man. and the ushers were John
Fleming and Irwin FLEMING brothers Others
Herbert Balch. and Ernst and Justus
Won Lengerke, ir., brothers of the bride.
A reception was held at the Woman,s
Club house. Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Will
live in Washington at lS0= Mlntwoon
place.
Baroness Andre, a frequent visitor TO
Washington, arrived yesterday from
lard.
Former Congressman Ira w: Wood OF
Trenton, N. j.. and Miss Ellen Wood
arrived at Washington yesterday and
ere also at the Willard. Miss Wood
spends part Of each winter here: ShS
il a member of the Congressional cup
and of the Club Of Colonial Danes, OF
which she was recently elected treas
urer for the fiftn time.
Edwin H. Blashtield of New York,
member of the Fine Arts Commission,
is at the willard. Mrs. Theodore >;
Fassett and Miss Clara Fassetts OF
I3uffalo; MIR. and Mrs. John r. Free
Miller, Of Perth, Scotland. were among
the other arrivals there yesterday.
Mrs. David Stewart Hendrick and
Miss Lillian Hendrick Will be at
home tomorrow afternoon for the last
time this season
Mrs. George Sutherland will be at
son. She will be assisted by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. I. L.. Mac
donald, Mrs. Ira D. Copley, and Mrs.
Ralph Gallinger.
Mrs. Hennen jennings handsome home
was the scene of a notable gathering
this morning when Harold Randolph:
director Of the Peabody Conservatory OF
Baltimore; gave an interesting t SUI g anG u Of
the war relief. The patronesses were
Mrs. Robert Lansing, Mrs. Charles h
Hughes, Mrs. Franklin *. Lane, mrs
lin, Mrs. Calderon Carlisle, Mrs. Mar
shall Field, Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe
and Mrs. Buckner Randolph. Mrs. Ran
dolph organized the entertainment.
Thomas Hambleton Dawson, Jr., will
entertain a number of guests at the
supper dance at the. Willard tonight
Miss Lucille Francis of Petersburg
Va, who was the guest of Or. and Mrs,
]. @. B. Bulloch, is now visiting Miss
Mildred La Ecu in Richmond va.
=
Graham Hodges will go to Baltimore
tomorrow to attend the German there
tomorrow evening.
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Miss Mamie Randolph Heth, president
OF the Southern Relief Home, and Mrs
Claude Swanson, vice president. will
head the receiving line at the Southern
Relief Ball on Monday night. The hool
committee for the ball includes Clauo
Bennett, ]. NJ. McCloud, II. c. Roth
rock, Hugh Brewster, W. A. Coombe
Major f. w. Ewing, G. M. Jones. Oscar
W. Shumate, pr. Oswald a: Grove, W,
c. Wheeler; DR. ": B. Hicks I,,Ss, !, D 3
Cdr, c. !. Jewell. J. p. Hermann
Arthur Glasgow, DR.. Ralph Jenkins
A. b. Lyon, c. Blonde, G. w. Steel, jr'
Byron 8. Adams Gen, !; A. p BHehan Mn
Lean, Robert F. Shepard, Capt. T. Bald
shute, Hyron NJ. Marker, Henri,
6 g aSBs. Henry i 8 fGGpl'yb DAVIS %ill'lR
dc Moreira, A. Staley, w. w. Smyth
Perry Belmont John r. MCLEAN, I. y
Gaff, Lawrence Townsend. Wilton j
Lambert, Ed. A. Mitchell, Col. William
NJ. Harris, Ben. S. Minor. Charles e
Magoon, DR. william c. RiVes, Arthur
Lee, Rupert Blue. J. Henry Purdy, p
s. Newman, f. ]. Stellwagen, j. !.
Schwartz. o. II. p. Johnson, Fred II
Brooks. Mr.. Wheeler Larz Anderson
j. F. Lannon, +. B. Dean, NJ. Golden
berg, Viscount d'Alte, DR.. William II
Wilmer s. Panaretoof, DR.. Francis S
Nash, Robert Craig, John II. Magru
der James f. Beller, E. II. Everett, Mr.
Hitchcock Capt Henry b. Wilson, Mr.
futile, Nathan Wyeth Horace Dulin
c. e. Berry, J. B. Reynolds, John L
Warren. o. G. Staples, Frank Bar
rett. w. A Coombes, Charles A
Keel, w. +. Brockman, Marx F
Kahn, Major e. w. r. Ewing
George r. Rawlins. William S. Stamper
DR.. j. II. Diggs. George b. AshbY. tn
Rev. A. R. Bird, A. l.; Reese, P. A
Atlizer. L, A. Brand. Cecil X. Jones
w. B. Hicks. South Trlmble. ]. Stou
Brand Sanford CovinEton, WaTre
CoVlpRton. +, r.. Fravel, Hugh Brews
ter Marshal T. Smithe, Hubert Neuson
]. J., AlveFson. w, j.. Kerwin, Dude
Smith. Gen. j. II. Brinker, w, &. Black
Edw. Kitchen. Robert Scott. Oscar W
LanEG. Wallace Mulcare. William T