The Washington herald., 1917-04-11
President and Mrs. Wilson
Golf Secretary and Mrs.
Lansing Are Entertained at
Weddings Of Note
Here and Out Of Town.

Dlnner-WcQOliiSS Vi iNote
Here and Out Of Town.
out to a country club yesterday morn
ing for a game of golf.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Lam
sing were the guests of honor at the
dinner which Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hamiin gave last evening at their resi-
denc in Massachusetts avenue. VI
Capt. and Mrs. Roger d. Black wert
hosts at dinner last evening entertain.
ing in compliment to Col. Clement A.
r. Flasler. recently appointed military
attache to the American Embassy al
Rome. and Mrs. Flagler. Invited to meet
them were Mai and Mrs. Woodruff, MAJ
and Mrs. Lukesh. Capt. and Mrs. Barber,
Mrs. William Mitchell. and Capt. E.
II. Clarke.
The marriage of Miss Margery Sny-
der. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar c.
Snyder. and Mr.. David a. Snyder, of
New Bloomfield. Pa, took place, last
evening at o'clock at ST. Stephens Epfs-
copal Church, the Rev. George F. Dud-
lev. the rector. officiating.
INC cnuTcn was decorated WITH palms,
Southern smilax and Easter lilies.
The bride. who was given In marriage
by her father. wore a handsome gown
Of cloth of silver made with a court
train OF white satin and n bodice of sill
yer lace. Her tulle veil was arranged
with a cap caught with orange bios
SONS. and her bouquet was Of orchids
and lilies of the valley. Miss Dorothy
Snyder was maid Of honor for her sis
IL al zln n
trimmed with gold lace. while the mat
ron Of honor, Mrs. George Fl. Ma
sTuder. was gowned in pale lavender
metal cloth ad silver lace.
The bridesmaids included Miss Vir-
sinia Eift, who wore a gown of pale
Ereen metal cloth and silver lace; Miss
Olive Holland. OF Brooklyn, n. Y, a
gown OF gold-colored metal cloth and
gold lace: Miss Viola Schippert. a gown
Miss Elizabeth Leckie, a gown of flesh
CoIored metal cloth and silver lace.
The two little twin daughters of Louis
H. Stabler, Margaret and Elizabeth
Stabler, we're flower girls. wearing
dainty white organdy frocks with lace
trimmings and carrying baskets Of rose
petals.
DR.. James F. Moser acted as best man.
end the ushers were DR.. Charles Mans
field. Mr.. Frank Allen. Mr.. Irving Koch,
Mr.. Leslie Boiling, Mr.. George Magruder
and Mr.. Richard Daniels.
A reception followed the ceremony at
the home of the bride. where the decora-
tions were of apple and cherry blossoms,
lilies, and other spring flowers. The
brides mother received the guests in her
own wedding gown of heavy white silk,
trimmed with gold lace.
When the young couple left later in the
evening for ther wedding trip. the bride
wore a sports suit of green taffeta and
pongee cloth and a straw hat OF green
and tan-colored straw. Upon their re-
turn they will reside at Falkstone
Courts.
Among the out-of-town guests here for
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Eift. of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Schmidt. of Chicago. and Mr.. Dow
ling. of New York.
The Buffalo Chapter. d. A. r, of Buff
falo. n. Y, will give tea at the New
Willard Saturday afternoon from to
in honor of their regent, Mrs. John
Miller Horton. who is a candidate before
the D. A. r. convention for the office
Of president general. The Buffalo Chap
ter and Mrs. Horton will welcome all
members of the District of Columbia
ID. A. R. and all visiting members and
delegates from all chapters. The Buff
falo Chapter Is one of the largest and
Oldest chapters in the d. A. r. and was
organized fifteen years ago by Mrs. Hor-
ton. Assisting the chapter will be Mrs.
William Allen Cullop. chairman of Mrs
Horizons campaign committee, and about
twenty-five other prominent daughters
who are serving on that committee.
Mrs. Horton has just returned from
Buffalo, where she attended the meeting
of the allied bazaars and arranged for
the bazaar to be held in Buffalo the
middle of May for the purpose of rails
ing 10000 for the allies. Mrs. Horton
has contributed $500 for the endowment
Of a bed in the army relief hospital and
is arranging for additional work with
the various relief organizations.
Mrs. William Allen CulIop will not re-
turn to Vincennes. Ind, her home. until
May ]. Mrs. Cullop Is a candidate for
the office of recording secretary general
on the so-called independent ticket,
of which Mrs. John Miller Horton is
candidate for the office of president gen.
eral Mrs. Cullop served six years as
regent of the Francis Vigo Chapter, six
years on the national board D. A r.,
and is one of the best known women in
D. \. r. circles, having attended the
annual convention as a delegate from her
chapter for the past ten years.
Mrs. James A. Randall. wife OF DR..
Randall. L. S. N, was hostess at a
bridge party yesterday afternoon. Among
the guests were Mrs. Ina Thompson,
of New York, Mrs. Randan's mother,
and Mrs. Rorschach. wife of Lieut..
Rorschach. L. s. N. who are visiting DR.