The Washington herald., 1917-11-25
Women Prominent the Social Life Of the Nations Capita


father and wore a smart travelling
suit OF taupe colored imported cloth
trimmed with seal skin and a small
black velvet hat and carried q bou-
quet OF orchids and lilies Of the val
ley. Miss Lucretia Green, Of Chicago.
and Miss Carolyn Caldwell, sister OF
the bridegroom. acted as bridesmaids.
They both wore modlsh afternoon
gowns OF blue serge with velvet hats
OF the same color and carried arm
bouquets Of pink snap dragons. Lieut.
W. q. Farrell. u. s. NJ C.. brother
OF the bride, was best man and Capt.
Norman Anderson, U. s. A., Charles
Thayer. U. s. n, Lowe Mckee, U. s.
n, all Of New York, were the ushers-
Lieut. Caldwell Is in training at the
Engineers Camp, at the American
university, and can make no plans for
the future until he receives his or
ders.
Maj. Farrell, who ie In the Medical
Corps, came TO Washington
Camp Travis. Texas, where he is on
duty, for his daughters wedding. He
his wife and daughter, are all guesti !
OF Brig. Gen. and Mrs. George r.
Chase at their home In Q street Lieut..
CaldWelfs parents. Mr. and Mrs.
James II. Caldwell. Of Troy. n. Y.
| were diSo dt the wedding.
Rev. U. C. B. Pierce onieisted n,
the marriage yesterday evening Of
Miss Mae Little. daughter Of Mr.,
ana Mrs. William l. Little, Of For
est Glen, Nd. and Lieut.. James
hereford McGinnis, U. s. A. The
ceremony took place at 9 O'Clock in
the chapel Of National Park Semi
nary and was followed by a recep-
ton at Theta House. the home Of
the sorority which the bride Joined
J ih her student days at the seminary,
Both the chapel and the sorority
house were decorated with flowers az
! the school colors, white and green
huge clusters Of white chrysantbe-
NUNS. southern smilax and palms
Ihe bride walked alone and wore
a becoming gown OF white taneta
ana satin adorned with tiny cluster,
OF orange blossoms. Her tuIIe veil
was simply arranged on the hair
ana was caught with orange bIos-
SONS She carried a shower Of IiIie.
OF the valley. which are the school
lowers. Mrs. Van VaIkenberV
"rlght the brides sister. was her
"niy attendant She wore a pink taf-
e4 gown and carried pink roses.
er httle daughter. Miss Betty
wright was ring bearer and wore a
Irock OF white organdy and
punk ribbon sash and hair ribbons
HolrOyd McGinnis was hest me-,
for his brother and the ushers -
Guided Roy Haggerty, Charles Rust
william Wilson and William Reb,
an heutenants in the Fifty-nintb
Infantry. '''t'n
AT the reception. Mrs. Little ana
the bridegroom's mother. Mrs w
n McGinnis. received the guests
mrs. Little wearing a gray creme Dc
Chlne gown and a corsage bououet
OF Nlolets while Mrs McGinuis cane
rom thelr home in Berkeley, w Va
iof the wedding OF their son and .rs
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Little Tbeir
son. Douglas Little, came HON. fro,,
Mineola for his sisters marie.
Lieut. and Mrs. McGinnis will liz
in Charlotte, n. c.
Al the lecture for the benefit q, IN.
Association of Perpetual AdorstIo,,
ana Work for Poor Churches 10 h.
gwen at Rauschers Friday Noyen,-
ber 30. at Sis o'clock the patronesses
VIII VIII be Mrs. Edward Douglas White.
Sountess Macchi CeIere, Nine De
hlano, Nine Naon. Nine. Cespedes.
SI w. :; Benson. Mrs. W. l. Capps.
Mrs TH stephen y. Elkins, Mrs. W. II.
Emory. Mrs. Henry Father Mrs Ren
johnson, and Mrs. John p stor1-
The beneficiary OF the Iecture is ,
| belslan religious order whose mem
per provide. without cost, vestments
| lor the churches Of the poor. ana are
now preparing free Of cost TO the gov
erhment. outfits for the United States
army and navy chapIains
The lecture which will be Siven by
MISS Janet Richards is on Amer
Ica's Debt to Lafayette" and will h.
accompanied with illustrations OF the
French war front
Nine. Jusserand. wife OF the French
~ ~Anoassador, long connected with the
honorary member Of the board
The officers Of the board are Mrs
George Bliss. Mrs. c. c. Reid. MINI.
Calderon, and Mrs. William Goodyear
Johnson.
The District OF Columbia Woman.
suffrage Association gave a large and
most enjoyable benefit card party
tuesday evening at the National Suf-
traGe headquarters. l6e6 Rhode Is
land avenue Mrs. Henry Churchu
Cook. the president. greeted the
guests in the large reception han
on the second floor. Miss Martha
Fitzpatrick, in a handsome gown OF
back lace with corsage bououet OF
Radience roses, had charge Of the
tables and distribution OF souvenir,
for each table.
Among those having tables were
Mrs. John B. Henderson. Mrx Fran
ces Berger Moran. Mrs. Loren r. T
johnson. Mrs. William Penn. Mrs
Hugh Wallace. Mrs. J. w. DAYTON
Mrs. Ashton Todd, Miss NJ Esther
Mayer, Mrs. E. A Tibbetts. Mrs.
! W. Van Dachenhausen, Mrs. Fred
erick Young, Mrs. Samuel BurleIgh
Milton. Mrs. Lora b. Riley, Mrs PauI
Joachim, Miss A. Darby. Mrs. Fred
erick $. Volland, Mrs. John X. Freiot.
Mrs. Richard Pyles and Miss PyIes
Mrs. Wesley Martin Stoner, Mrs
Thomas Sheridan and Miss Sheridan.
Miss Berrian, Mrs. William Lydings,
Mrs c. B. Chambers Miss Rogdue,
Mrs. Belle Marshall TRULY and SISTER,
Mrs. Burns, OF California; Miss Hey
Ter. Mrs. A. E. Murphy and guest,
Mrs. Hayden, from Omaha, Nebr.;
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fulton, Miss Ssuber,
IDr. Emma De Veris, DR.. Carrie Nc
Naughton, DR.. Laura Hawkins, DR..
Helen F. Perkins DR.. Henry Church
Ill Cook, and DR.. and Mrs. Thomas
Quinn Beesley.