The Washington times., 1916-01-27
NOTES AND GOSSIP
j. OF CAPITAL SOCIETY
Items Of Interest and Impor-
tance of Past, Present, and
| Future.

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Merely, will arrive next week for a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler
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owing to illness Mrs. r. d. Shep-
herd will not receive on Sunday after
nobn.
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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 r., Dudley,
rector of st. Stephens Episcopal church
The bride is the daughter of Mrs, }. -.
Perry and the late Rev. Josiah Eedon
Perry. who was rector of st. ANDREWS
Episcopal Church. of this city. The
bridegroom is the son of Mrs. &. II.
ley OF Laurel. Md. The ceremony took
place in the private parlors of Rausch-
er's. The rooms were decorated with
palms and spring blossoms of pink ana
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
ley. Owing to illness in the BRIDE
greoms family, the guests were limited
to the immediate relatives After the
wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. STANLEY
left for the South. After February 10
th0y Will De AT nome AZ VI 6tiusi'
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, No., last
evening, when Miss Ida Won I.enGcrke.
daughter of Justusvon l-engerke. became
the bride of Robert Fleming Fleming
OF this city. The ceremony was per-
formed at the Hillside Presbyterian
Church. the Rev. +. Boyd Edwards of
ficiatinG.
Miss Camilla Won Lengerke. and Miss
Eda StrunZ, and Miss Mary Lee Flem-
ing. John Sterritt. of Washington. was
best man. and the ushers were John
emnE min and irwn bera
Herbert Balch. and Ernst and Justus
Won Lengerke, ir., brothers of the bride.
A reception was held at the W oman
Club house. Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming Will
live in Washington at NO. MlntWooh
place.
Baroness Andre frequent visitor T.
Washington. arrived yesterday frMn
New York and is stopping at the VIII
lard.
Former Congressman Ira w. WOOD OF
Trenton. n. J.. and Miss Ellen Wood
arrived at WASHINGTON yesterday and
Gre also at the Willard. Miss Wool
spends part of each winter here; ,,,,S Snb
g..
and of the Club Of Colonial Danes. OF
which she was recently elected treas
urer for the tiftn time
Edwin H Blashheld, of New York, a
member of the Fine Arts Commission,
is at the Willard. Mrs. Theodore ;;
Fassett md Miss Clara raSsetts T,eo. o.
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
home today for the last time this sea-
son. She will be assisted by her daugh- =
ter, Mrs Lawrence, Mrs. T. L.. Mac
donald, Mrs. Ira D. Copley, ana MIS-
Ralph GallinSer.
Mrs Hennen Jennings handsome home
was the scene of notable eatnerlne
director Of the Peabody Conservatory OF
Baltimore. gave an interesting and de-
lightful piano recital for the benent o.
the war relief. The patronesses were
Hughes. Mrs. Franklin IS. Lane. MRS
Hennen Jennings. Mrs. Charles s Ham
lin Mrs. Calderon Carlisle. Mrs. Mar
shall Field. Mrs Walter BRUCE i9Me owe
Golph organized tho entertainment.
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Thomas Hambleton Dawson, Jr, vii
entertain number of guests at th'
supper dance at the Willard tonight
Miss Lucille Francis, of Petersburg
Va, who was the guest of Dr.. and Mrs
J. G.. B. Bulloch, is now VlsltlnS MIS-
Mildred La Ecu in Richmond, Va.
Graham Hodges will go to Baltimore
tomorrow to attend the German there
tomorrow evening.
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth, presiden
OF the Southern Relief Home, and Mrs
Claude swanson, vice president. w.,
Relief Ball on Monday night. The foo
committee for the ball includes Clau'
Bennett, J. NJ McCloud; II; c, Roth
Ma isT ior f. W ". Ewing. 6. Nj. Jones, Osce
" w. Wheesr SfetTsre' r. Br "" ". 3. iiicEs, J. S
Tyree. William J. Harper. Simon kann
Arthur Glasgow. Dr. Ralph Jenkins
A. b. Lyon. c. Bonde, &. W. Steel, jr
Byron S. Adams, Cen J. a. Buchanan
J. o. Fisher, NJ; T.. AiIes; Rid1ey NC NC
shute. si'i "'S Myron m NJ. Marker, Iienr
G. shfFpe' a,Sps Henry l. e cGpleH o. Davis M''''as
de- d; MdrePs 6,IPs, A. t'STak staiey, Il. W. smyth
Perry Belmont. John r. Mcel.an, I. !
Garf, Lawrence Townsend, Wilton j
Lambert. Ed. A. Mitchell, Col. Williar
NJ Harts, Ben. S. Minor. Charles
Magoon. DR.. William G. Rives. Arthu
Lee, Rupert Blue. J. Henry Purdy, !
s. Newman, r.. j. StCllwagen, j.. !
Schwartz. O. II. p. Johnson, Fred Il
Brooks. Mr.. Wheeler. l.arz Anderson
j. F. Lannon. +. B. Dean, NJ. Golden
berg, Viscount d'Alte, Or. William j
Wilmer. $. Panaretoof. DR.. Francis
Nash, Robert Craig, John H. Magru
der. James +. Beller. +. n. Everett, NJ
Hitchcock. Capt. Henry R. Wilson. Nj
Tuttlc, Nathan Wycth, Horace Duiir
c. e. Berry, J. b. Reynolds, John !
Warren o. G. Staples, Frank BaI
rett. w. \. COombeS. Charles =
Keel. W. +. Rrockman. Marx T
Kahn Major +. w. r. Ewns
George Y. Rawlins. William s. StampcI
DR.. j. II. Diggs. George b. AshbY. tn
Rev. 4. r. Bird \. l.. Reese, p. !
Atl!zer T.. A. Brand, Cecil *. Jones
w B. Hicks. South TrimbIc. ]. Stou
Brand Sandford CovingtOn, Ware
Covlugton. i, r. Fravel, Hugh Brew'
ter, Marshal r. Smlthe, Hubert Nousoi
J. J., Alverson. w. J. Kerwin. Dudle
Smith, Gen. j. II. Brinker, W. c. BlacI
Edw. Kitchen. Robert Scott. Oscar "
LangC Wallace MuIcare. William
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