The Washington herald., 1917-12-03

poration law, was prior to that time q
well known; and popular attorney Nm
Atlanta. The bride il young artist.
who, after studying In this country
and in Paris. has had q very> success
full career in Atlanta as an interior
decorator. The ceremony. performed
by Rev. c. B. Wilmer, rector OF st.
Lukes', was witnessed by only q few
intimate friends and relatives and was
followed by q reception at "Bide .
wee," the home In Peaehtree road. OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Witham.
Washington Camp. No. 3o5. Sons Of
Confederate Veterans, will give q
dance at Rauscber's Friday evening.
December Z, and practically all, ar
rangements have been completed. The
camp has been very fortunate in hav-
ing the assistance rendered them by
the patronesses. young ladies' COM
mittee. reception and floor committees,
The patronesses are Mrs. Maud
Howell Smith, Mrs. A. 8. Burieson,
Mrs. Josephus Daniels. Mrs. w. g.
McAdoo, Mrs. La sale c. Pickett. Mrs.
]. II. Bankhead, Mrs. C. A. Swanson,
o. W. AAuNAOhs mis- OSANa
Bile. Mrs.>A. H. Plant Mrs. George 5.
Covington, Mrs. ]. q Murcare. Mrs.
Odenheimer, Mrs. Thomas W. Greg
ory. Mrs. Adelaide Worth Bagley,
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth.
On the reception committee are w.
S. Stamper, chairman; J.. Roy Price.
vice chairman; G. 7. Rawlins, DR..
Clarence ]. Owens. Col. r. e. Lee.
Capt John @. Capers. o. W. Lange.
Fred X. Nelson. ]. N. Baker. I. c. i.
Evans, Hugh Brewster, J. I. White,
Claude n. Bennett. w. E. Hutton,
Herbert Mills, T. s. Murray. Lang
worthy Marchand, W. r. Roberts. &.
B. Green, H. T. Cary, c. r. Hun. San
ford Covington. A. II. Ferguson, r. II.
Fravel, w. ]. Goodwin. NJ. z. Kahn,
T. A. Lupton. B. H. Rawl. A. Left
wich Sinclair and South Trimble..
Floor committee Is composed OF A.
s. Parry. chairman; A. L. Reese. vice
chairman; ]. A. Adams, Samuel Bill
lingsby. Richmond Brooks, A. c.
Brody. A. II. Burhen, r. B. Cady,
Paul X. Coulon, W. Roy Dillon. John
T. Green. Harry Holt, Clarence K.
Glover, Clarence Green, r. NJ. Hanlon,
Edwin Ballinger. r. NJ. Mehurin. r. ].
Norman. J. D. Powell. Earl Ruth,
Herbert Shoenfeld, L. W. Schad, 2.
NJ. Smith. Paul Selden. L. L. Watts.
George w. Ford, DR.. J. R. Tubman,
DR.. r. o. z. Davis. J. H. Newell,
Charles p. Light. W. A. Reid. W. v.
Grimm. Russell whyte. J. N. Bourne.
B. F. Butler, JofTh Willoughby. MAI.
E. W. R. Ewing. DR.. W. B. Hicks.
+. r. Fravel, H. G. Hughes, P. J.
Altizer. william c. Black, J. s.
Brewer. N. B. Williams. A. s. J. Jake
man, E. C., Dutton. A. B. Evans, L. p.
Calfee, DIR. c. p. Clark, E. L. CockreIl,
F. P. Fenwick, Col. w. C. Gorgas,
Charles H. Keel and H. c. Rothrock.
On Thanksgiving evening at s
O'Clock, the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sanders. at $50 Eleventh
street. was the scene Of an interest
ing marriage, when their daughter.
Miss Bertha E. Sanders. became the
bride OF Charles A. Lempke.
Palms, ferns and white chrysanthe-.
NUNS made an effective setting for
the ceremony, which was performed
by Rev. 8. A. Bowers, and witnessed
by family party and a few intimate
friends. The bride. who was given
in marriage by her father wore
white satin gown ornamented with
pearls and a fan-shaped veil set or
with pearls. She carried q shower
of white bridal roses and lilies of
the valley.
The brides only attendant, Miss
Ethel McCauley, wore a Nile green
tulle over satid, and carried an arm
bouquet Of pink rose buds Edward
Lempke acted as best man for his
brother.
Miss Ruth Sanders wore q pink
satin dress trimmed with silver lace.
Her flowers were radiance roses.
wore a lovely gown of black satin and
had a corsage bouquet Of violets and
tea roses. Mrs. Donaldson. the bride
groom's mother wore a black crepe
meteor. A reception followed the
ceremony.
Mrs. Maurice Wall played the we'd
ding march and 20 Promise Ne"
throughout the. ceremony. Baby
Bernice Wall executed some fancy
rythm dancing and Paul Donaldson
rendered several piano solos durign
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lempke left for New
York. The brides travelling suit was
gray silk velvet, trimmed in gray fox,
gray and blue silk velvet hat and
shoes to match. They will make their
home at 20 Quincy street, upon their
return.
Miss Janet Richards win speak this
morning on THE Interallied Confer
ence in France" and What Congress
has done and must yet do to help win
the war" The talk will be given at
the Knickerbocker playhouse and be-
gins at 1O:45.
DIR. and Mrs. Everett Monroe Elli-
son have opened their house at 1790
NJ street for the season.
The financial returns from the ball
given for the benefit of the Navy Re-
lief Society are far in excess Of all ex-
pectations, and the committees all
wish to express their appreciation of
the interest and cooperation to all
subscribers. Approximately 5000 has
been taken in, not including expenses,
and IN addition the following gifts
have been made: Mrs. Dewey, widow
Of Admiral Dewey, U. 8. N, 500; Mrs.
E T. Meredith, of Iowa, 500; Mrs.
George Whelan, of New York, 800;
Mrs. Julian James. $25; Mrs. B. H.
Buckingham, SIS; Mrs. Gibson Fahne-
stock. $40, and Mrs. Ridgely Hunt, So
Judge and Mrs. James l.. Pugh an
nounce the marriage OF their daugh-
ter, Serena Elizabeth, to Louis Will
mer Helmuth Friday evening, Novem-
Der 30. The ceremony was performed
BY the Rev. DIR. George Dudley, of St
Stephens Church, and was very quiet.
The young couple are OF for O trip
by water, and upon their return will
be at home for the holidays with
Judge and Mrs. Pugh at 5i02 Mount
Pleasant street northwest.