The Washington times., 1917-10-24
Meade Officers
Honor Mrs. Kuhn
With Reception


in command of the Seventy-ninth divi-
sion Of the national army. and Mrs.
Kuhn, will be the honor guests at
q reception which the officers sta
toned at Camp Meade will give this
afternoon at $50 o'clock at the camp
headquarters.
General Kuhn's quarters at the
camp can be distinguished from the
! other barracks by q tall observation
tower. 1t IL there that he, with his
bride, formerly Miss Helen Squire,
will receive the officers and their
wives, the latter coming from several
cities for the occasion. There will
be music and dancing throughout the
| afternoon.
day to spend two days In Baltimore.
She will 20 to the camp from that
city. General and Mrs. Kuhn will be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B.
/ Brooks, jr., at Brooklands, their estate
In the Green Springs valley, over the
week end. On Saturday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Brooks will entertain at din
ner at Brooklands in honor of Gen.
and Mrs. Kuhn. whose marriage took
place last Friday.
Secretary of State and Mrs. Robert
Lansing have as their guest Mrs.
Lansing's niece, Mrs. DeAne Edwards,
of Seneca Falls, N. 7. Mr.. Edwards
is in Washington doing war work. 80
Mrs. Edwards came to Washington to
! visit him She will be here about a
week.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels took her
house guests, Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Brook and Miss Mary Brook. Of PhilA-
delphia, to Mt Vernon this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks and Miss Brook
will 60 to Phiiadelphia this evening
They are spending several days with
Secretary and Mrs. Daniels en- route
from the camp at oglethorpe, Ga,
where they have visited Lieut.. George
Brook, who is IN training there. The
latter belongs TO Troop I. Of Philadel-
phia. and saw service on the Mexican
border.
| Mrs. Daniels win leave Washington
on Thursday for Atlanta, Ga, where
abe win address the Y. w. c. A. war
council, which will hold q session in
that city on Friday. While In Atlanta.
/ Mrs. Daniels will be the guest of Mrs.
Samuel Innes, and she will stop at
Raleigh, N. C.. as she returns to WASH,
ington, reaching here on wednesday
of next week.
=
Joaquin Mendez, the Minister Of
| Guatemala and Sonora Member viii
/ entertain at dinner tomorrow evening.
Secretary and Mrs. Lansing will be
among the guests
Secretary Of War, Newton Baker,
| who is in Boston, will return to wash
inKton Friday. Mrs. Baker will leave
washington tomorrow for Werners-
Vile. Pa, where she will remain about
8 week ~ - - -
A pretty wedding took place yes
terday when Miss Dorothy H Ste
phenson, daughter of Mrs. Thomas P.
Stephenson and the late Mr.. Stephen
| son, became the bride OF Maurice 8.
May. The Rev. P. G, Gavin, of the
Church, of the Sacred Heart officiated
the ceremony taking place at 1880
at the home Of the brides mother
and being followed by q reception
/ for the relatives
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her brother, John II. Ste
phenson, wore q handsome gown Of
4 DTfQal GAIln anu A1CG hAe1N
with a court train. A small cluster
of white and silver roses finished
the satin girdle A spray OF orange
blossoms held her long tulle veil and
her flowers were a shower Of Bride
roses and lilies of the valley. She wore
the bridsgroom's gift, lavalliere OF
diamonds.
Mrs. e, Madison Hall, the matron OF
honor, wore turquoise blue satin
banded with taupe fox, with q black
panne velvet hat trimmed with
plumes. She carried a shower OF pale
pink tea roses.
Miss Alice Kinds, the maid Of honor,
wore turquoise blue satin combined
with silver lace and georgette with
black velvet hat faced with tur-
quoise blue. Her flowers were roses
Of a deeper shade than the matron Of
honor's.
Paul May was best man for his
brother.
Quantities Of palms and Australian
ferns combined with pink chrysan-
themums adorned the halls and
drawing rooms, while the mantels
were banked with pink roses and
smilax.
Mrs. Stephenson, mother OF the
bride. and Mrs. George J. May,
mother Of the bridegroom. assisted
in receiving, the former wearing
taupe' de chine, embroidered in cut
steel, with a hat to match of georgette
and velvet. and a corsage OF violets
and lilies of the valley, and the lat
ter, French blue crepe de chine and
georgetts, with a black velvet hat.
faced with blue. and a corsage Of
lilies Of the valley.
Later in the day Mr.. May and his
bride left for their wedding trip, the
latter travelling in a modish suit of
dark blue chiffon broadcloth, with a
scarf cape of seal, trimmed with col
lar and cuffs OF ermine and a hat
OF blue velvet. with an upturned
brim of blue feathers. Mrs. Douglas
F. Vass, Of Virginia, who is visiting
the brides family. was among the
guests at the marriage and recep-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. May will be at
home after December l at Park Road
Court