The Washington herald., 1917-02-11
Out-of-Town Society.

Miss Charlotte capsrs. who u the house
suest Of DR.. and Mra William johnson.
at Charleston. s. c., was honor guest at
a dance which Miss Mary Baybank. one
OF this seasons debutantes. gave for her
Tuesday evening, and February Is Aisa
Capers will attend the st. Celia ball, one
Of the most exclusive balls given each
season at Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mclean More
land, Of Pittsburgh, announce the en-
sagement of their daughter, Miss Mary
Moreland. to Mr.. Lawrence Hudson Villas,
Of Chicago. The wedding will take place
In the spring. Miss Moreland studied al
the Finch School, New York, and finished
her education in Paris. She 10 q sister OF
Mrs. Henry r. Oelrichs, of New York.
and niece Of Mrs. George T. Aarys, OF
Washington, wife of the former United
States Ambassador to Russia.
Mrs. George Cabot Lodge, a member OF
the Russian relief committee working un-
der the auspices of Nine. George Bakh-
meteff, wife Of the Russian Ambassador,
has Issued an appeal to residents OF
Washington to contribute to the fund be-
ing raised for the relief of Russian pris-
oners held In German detention camps
Mrs. Lodge supports her appeal with a
letter from Mime. Dubarie. president OF
POeuvre dur Morceau de Pain. French
organization that Is furnishing food 10
the suffering Russians. in which the con-
dition OF the prisoners Is graphically por-
trayed.
Mrs. French Vanderbilt and Mrs. r
Livingston Beeckman, who are In Chi
cago for the Newport branch OF the Rec
Cross Society, have issued invitations
for tf1en inip their Instruction Glasses
In first aid.
Mrs. r. Livingston Beeekman Is STOP
ping with Mrs. French Vanderbilt al
Harbor View.
Mrs. Leila Garrett Burdette, daughter
of the late Judge Theodore 9. Garnett' OF
Norfolk, Va, and widow of Edward Ao'
bott Burdette. OF Lenox, Mass, and MT
Francis Lee Dangerfield, sen Of Mr.. Ed
ward L. DangerfieId, of Malvern, Fair
fax, Va, were married in Summeryille
S. c.. at st. PauIs Episcopal Church by
the Rev. +. W. Amber. on Wednesday
One of the largest social gatherings oi
the winter season at Newport was the
ater party followed by dancing given pS
Lieut.. Herbert E. Kays, L. 5. N, IN
honor of Rear Admiral Austin M. knighi
and Miss Katherine G. knight, who vii
shortly leave for the Asiatc station. "A
portion OF the parQuet at the opera house
was roped OF and prettily decorated with
iags. After the theater the guests as
sembled at the Corson cottage for dane
ing and supper.
Mrs. John Rodgers gave a luncheon
| for Miss Katherine G. Knight on Thurs
day.
Arrivals at Palm Beach last week In
clude Mr.. and Mrs. c. Barclay. OF Wash
| ington.
Commander John ]. Robinson. U. 8. n.
and Mrs Robinson have returned TO New
| port from Washington.
An interesting wedding OF last week Ii
New York was that of Miss Nancy Kear
Perkins, daughter OF the late Mr.. anc
| Mrs. T. Moncure Perkins, of Virginia
| and Mr.. Henry Field, grandson of tht
late Marshall Field. The ceremony wal
| performed at the home Of the brides
aunt, Mrs, Charles Dana Gibson. anc
was quite simple owing to mourning II
her family.
The Right Rev. Patrick F. Hayes. ot
ST. Patrick's Cathedral, officiated. The
house was decorated with Easter lilies
cherry blossoms, jonquils, narcissus, anc
| lilacs.
The bride was given in marriage by hel
| grandfather, Mr.. Chiswell D. Langhorne
| OF Richmond, Va. She wore white chif
fon with pearl trimmings. with a court
train of white chiffon. over which fel
the tulle veil, and carried white nlacs.
The brides attendants were her cousin
Mrs. George B. Post, jr.. who was Mis-;
Irene Langhorne Gibson, daughter OF Mr.
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