Evening star., 1917-11-28
benefit of the Episcopal Ear. Eye and
Throat Hospital at the Willard tonight.

benefit of the Episcopal Ear, Eye and
Throat Hospital at the Willard tonight
An interesting marriage which will be
quietly solemnzed tomorrow at l o'clock
| is that of Mrs Isabel A. Labouisse and
Lieut. John Cotton Smith, son Of Rev.
Dr. Roland Cotton Smith. rector of st.
Johns Church, Lafayette square, and Mrs.
Smith Mrs. Labouisse, formerly of New
York. has been a resident of Washington
| for several years. The ceremony VIII
take place at her home, 1916 Rhode Island
avenue, the Rev DIR. Charles Wood, pastor
| of the Church of the Covenant. officiating.
The details will be very simple and only
| a few relatives and intimate friends OF
| Lieut.. Smith and Mrs. Labouisse will be
present
Lieut.. Smith was a member of the last
officers training camp at Fort Myer and
received his commission Monday after
noon.
Mrs. GilIett-HiN has sent out invita-
tions for the marriage of her daughter
| Lemira- and Mr.. James Nicholas Wynn
Mcclure, lieutenant. U. S. A, Saturday,
December Is, at o'clock, at 2133 r
street, Washington.
Miss Gillett-Hiu will have as her
only attendant Mrs. George Kennedy,
| formerly Miss Margaret Strother
Smith, at whose marriage last year
Miss Gillett-Hiu was the attendant.
The best man and ushers have not yet
been selected.
The French ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand were members of a party in
one of the boxes at the opening at
New York of the new French Theater
| last evening. The performance was for
the benefit Of the Union des Arts for
the relief of French wounded made
destitute by the war. The Marquis de
Polignac of the French high commits
sion and the Marquise de Polignac
were also in the audience, which was
| a distinguished one.
! In the absence of the Secretary of
Labor, Mr.. William B. Wilson. Mrs. will
son, who has not yet fully recovered
from her long illness, will celebrate
Thanksgiving very quietly at home
| There will be a family dinner. at
which those present will include First
Lieut.. William B. Wilson. jr, who ar
rived this morning from the training
B. Wilson. who is stationed at Camp
Meade, and Private James Wilson. who
is here on furlough from Admission.
Ala, sons of the Secretary and Mrs.
mes Hart Wilson. Miss Mary Wilson
land Miss Jessie Wilson; Private Will
liam Williamson and Private John Rem
lnie, relatives of the family, who are at
ICamp Meade, and three other men from
the same camp who are from Bloss-
burg, Pa.
! DR., and Mrs. Simon Baruch, parents
of Mr.. Bernard Baruch, celebrated last
evening the fftieth anniversary Of their
marriage with a large reception at
iSherry's, New York. Their marriage
took place at New York shortly after
the civil war. IN which DR.: Baruch was
surgeon major of the field medical sta
with Gen. Robert E. Lee. They met E
| Winnsboro, S. c.
Receiving the guests with DR.. an
Mrs. Baruch was their son, Mr.. BeI
nard NJ. Baruch, member Of the ma
tional defense advisory committee, VIII
went from Washington with his Wit
and daughter. Miss Belle W. Barucl
and son, Mr.. Bernard II. Baruch, j.
There were also present the other son
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Baruch and their wive
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwig Baruch. Mr.. an
Mrs. Sailing Baruch. DR.. Herman Ba
ruch. and their granddaughter, Mis-
| Simona Baruch.
Mrs Baruch is president Of tn
Southland Club and a member Of man
members were present. and telegram
Of felicitation were received from mem
bers of the Daughters of the America
Revolution and Confederate societies.
Box holders for the Navy relief ba.
at Rauschers tomorrow night includ
in addition to the President and Mr.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels, tho secretar
of War and Mrs. Baker, Miss H. !
, Mayo. Mrs. F. F. Fletcher. Mrs w.
Benson. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mrs Henry W. Fitch. Admiral an
Robert Thompson. Mrs. Julian Jane.
MRS Moran. Miss Mary Adams, Mr.
Victor Kaufman. Admiral and Mr.
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