The Washington herald., 1917-04-28

IdCkS LAltcIldiii TlClu fidi
shall Jofre and Are Hosts
at an Informal Hop-Wed-
dings Of Interest.
The President, accompanied by Miss
Helen Woodrow Bones. occupied a box
at Keith's last evening.
The oficers Club at the washington
Barracks was the scene Of interesting
social activity yesterday. The officers
stationed at the barracks were hosts at
a reception in the afternoon, entertafn-
ing IN compliment to Marshal Joffre.
The function was quite simple and In
formal and followed thes call which
Marshal Joffre made at the War College
to discuss problems Of war with mem
bers OF the college stan-
Col Mason Patrick, commandant at
Washington Barracks, and Mrs Patrick
received, assisted by several other Of
ficers and their wives.
Last evening the officers Of the bar
backs entertained at an informal hop
backs entertained at an informal hop in
the Oficers Club. The hop room was
elaborately decorated with the hags Of the
allies. pennants, palms. ferns. and
which included Col. and Mrs. Patrick.
and Maj. and Mrs. Gustaye Lukesh,
stood before a screen of palms and
Towering potted plants.
number of dinner parties preceded
the hop. Col and Mrs Patrick had
twelve guests to dine with them, among
them their house guest Miss Maud
Palmer. Of New York. Maj. and Mrs.
Lukesh also entertained Informally at
,,'nner, taking their guests later to the
hop.
o. Mr. Carl vrooman. Assistant Secretary
Of Agriculture, has accepted an invita-
lion to speak at a conference OF the
den clubs of Maryland, to be held
Say 5. at the residence Of DR.. Thomas
SE0ckham Baker, headmaster Of the
.on,e School, at Port Deposit. Nd The
oafe-ence is under the auspices Of the
HarfOrd County Garden Club, Of which
Hrs. Bertram Stump Is president.
? wedding Of unusual interest. owing
- the popularity and prominence of the
contracting parties, was that OF MISS
Miriam Allen Turner, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. William Jackson Turner, Of
- Fl1o. Rappahannock County, Va,
and DR.. Paul R. Brown, OF Chambers
H'l.g, Pa. which took place at high noon
m Saturday, April n, at St stephens
Episcopal Church in Philadelphia. The
ceremony was performed by the rector
the Rev. c. E. GrammeT.
The brides only attendant was MISS
Eleanor Perry. Of Bristol, Rhode Island.
while the bridegroom was attended by
members Of his graduating class, inciud-
ing Mr.. II. Ashby Turner, OF WASH
ington, d. c.. q brother OF the bride.
Miss Turner is of an old, well-known
and prominent Virginia family. being
-
David c. Baggarly. of CT ,shire, Eng
land, who settled in Fauc Ter County.
Va, in 17ss, owning an es' te adjoining
that Of Chief Justice John Iarshan.
DR.. Brown is the only son Mr.. B. F.
Brown. a prominent mar ltdcturer OF
Chambersburg. ... .~rs
After several weeks in Newport and
turn to Philadelphia, VIII re they VIII
make their future home.
An interesting wedding tx place yes
tsrday at noon at st. Johns Episcopal
Church when Miss Sara Edwina Pretty.
Of Harrisburg, Pa, became the nrloe OF
Mr.. Harvey Ferguson. son OF the late
Representative and Mrs. Ferguson. OF
New Mexico. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Edward s. Dunlap
assistant rector Of the church. The bride
wore a smart travelling suit of king .
blue cloth, with a small hat bound with
blue and trimmed with vari-colored now
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs Ferguson will reside at
the Absecon apartment on their return
from their wedding trip.
The Confessional Club haS sent out in
vitations for Tuesday evening, May l.
from $50 till 10 o'clock. wien Miss VIC
toFia Siddons VIII give 'Enoch Arden. %
u AZ he
Mr. Augustus Ivans and Miss Edith
Ivans Of New York, arrived at WASH
ington yesterday from White Sulphur
Springs 70 be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
I. 7. Mann.
The marriage Of Miss Catherine Foster
Bacon, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lam
bert Bacon. OF Baltimore, Nd. and niece
Of Prof Howard G. Warren. Of Princeton
University, and Lieut.. Lewis Perrine. u.
8, A.. son OF Capt. Henry -Partt PerTine,
U. 3. A, retired. and Mrs. Perrine. of
Trenton. n. J., and grandson Of Mat Gen.
Lewis Perrine. VIII take place at Trinity
Church. Princeton. today. The wedding
was TO have taken place next autumn.
but the time was changed because Of the
war
Lieut.. Perrine was graduated from the
United states Military Academy at West
Point, N r. last Friday. His nancee,
who was to make her debut next season.
has been living with Prof. and Mrs War
rem DR.. John Grier Hihoen. president Of
Princeton University, win perform the
wedding ceremony, with the Rev. Ralph
Pomeroy assisting A reception viii be
held at the home Of Prof. and Mrs. War
rem. Prof Warren viii give the bride In
marriage The best man will be Lieut..
Aug1stus Gurney, Of New York, and the
ushers viii be L4euts. Swanton, Braun,
and Whitcomb. OF the graduating class
At West Poinr. Misses Frances wizht,
Rachel Perrfne. Mary Louise Perrine, ana
Dora Bonbright viii attend the bride
SIR Ernest shackIstosa the noted ex-
plorer. Is spending several days at the
Willard
Mrs. Stanley d. EmblcIS entertained m
formally. at luncheon yesterday at the
Army and Navy Club N compliment 70