The Washington herald., 1917-10-10
Many Social Amenities Arranged
For Wives of Chinese Diplomats

bassy. Mrs. Seymour was Miss vio-
let Erskfne.
Nine. de la Ruelle, Of the bureau
of labor in Paris. has arrived In
Washington and Is at the Powhatan
Nine. de la Ruelle made a visit to
Washington before the war and was
presented to the President and the
French Ambassador while here.
In the gold room at the Hotel La
fayette on Monday night. Miss Doro-
feI. and Mr.. Edwin H. Guiterman.
Of New York, were married ct
o'clock in a veritable bower of palms,
ferns apd pink roses. The ceremony
was performed before a small family
Abram Simon.
The bride, who was given in mar
, riage by her uncle, Mr.. Harry Franc
wore a gown of satin over a petit
coat of silver lace, the court train
being of the satin. The bodice was
of cloth-of-gold with tulle sleeves and
the tulle veil fell gracefully from a
cap becomingly fastened of rose
pOllI ldCc. DOuluCA was VI Whilc
rosebuds and lilies of the valley.
Miss Miriam Franc. cousin of the
bride, was maid of honor. and wore
charmingly girlish gown OF pink
satin draped with white chiffon held
with clusters Of pink roses, and she
carried an arm bouquet of pink roses.
Mr.. Lester Guiterman, of New York.
was best man for his brother, and
4. -
ter and Mr.. Oppenheimer. both Of
New York. After the ceremony the
wedding party and guests were seated
at dinner at small tables each having
a centerpiece of pink roses and ferns.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Guiterman left
for a wedding journey to the Berk-
shires and then into Canada, the bride
wore a handsome suit OF dark brown
kittens'-ear cloth, the bodice of chif-
fon handsomely beaded. and a hat
Of brown with an upturned brim OF
beaver. Her furs were of beaver.
After October n Mr.. and Mrs. Gui-
terman will be at home in New York
in their apartment at 22s West 1Ooth
street.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Joanna Guiterman. mother OF
the groom: Mr.. Lester Guiterman
Mr.. Carl Guiterman. Mrs. Henry Wise,
Mrs. Sidney Franc, Mr.. and Mrs. Je-
rome Franc, Mr.. and Mrs. Friedman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Hoexter. Mr..
and Mrs. Clay Oppenheimer. and Mr.
A. Hertzfelder, of New York: Mrs.
Harry Marks, of Newbern. N. c.;
Mr.. and Mrs. David Stiefel, of Balti-
more; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Franc,
Miss Miriam Franc, Miss Ruth Franc
| and Miss Esther Kahn, OF this city.
Miss Helen Demonet is visiting Mrs.
NJ. Robert Guggenheim at her home
Firenze, second farm, Babylon Lons
Island.
Col. W. w. Harts, Engineer corps
U. S. A, in command of the sixth
regiment of engineers, will lead tn,
drill to be given next Saturday. al
the glenn, Washington Barracks, a
o'clock. Funds from the event will
' be used by the women's committee
4 in charge OF money for supplying
/ knitted garments to the engineer sol
diers going to Europe. The drill will
be altogether unique and interesting
| and will show the work engineer sol
| diers are doing in France. There will
be a charge against German soldier:
with sandbags as the enemy.
A tea dance will follow the drill
with music by the Engineer Band
Tickets will be on sale today at th'
l leading stores and hotels. Any ont
wishing to join the women's commit
tee can obtain further information by
telephoning Mrs. Charles Keller, Is,
Kalorama road.
Mrs. NJ. L. Requa, wife of Mr.
Requa of the food commission, with
their daughters, Miss Amy Requa an6
Miss Alice Requa, has arrived from
California They are occupying Mrs
| Christian Hemmick's Studio House
2S0S Massachusetts, avenue, which they
have leased for the winter season.
The board of management of the
Bruen Home for children will hold ;
Harvest Home" at SIT Eleventh
street northwest. on Saturday. Octo
Der 13, from 9 until s. when donation.
Of food. including garden product:
| of all kinds which can be stored ol
canned, will be gratefully received
and used for the urgent needs of the
home during the coming winter.
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