The Washington herald., 1917-06-30
Secretary of State and Mrs. Lansing
Guests at Dinner of Judge Knapp

ters OF the bride, were flower zIr,s
Mr. McNear's best man was hi,
orother' z. Denman McNear and the
ushers were Messrs Walter q. Distler
george ID. Kitridge, w. Roy NANNY
and Joseph c. J. Strahan. The recen.
ton followed at Sherry's.
Mr.. McNear was graduated from
! Cornell In 1913, and is enrolled ir
the Engineers Corps. Mrs. McNeaT
mas been engaged in work In tbt
Presbyterian Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Post and
Miss Post, OF New York, arrived a
the shoreham yesterday.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Robert r,
Peary and Miss Peary will leave to.
day Tor their summer place, on Tagle
Island. Me. ~
Mr.. Robert z. Peary, jr., left yes.
terday to motor to Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Niepold an.
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Bertha Niepold. Ia
Lieut.. Donald Kent Mason, U. s
Mr.. Joseph FIack, American vice
consul. has arrived at the Hotel dt
Castigllone, Paris, from Washington
Mr.. Louis G. Dreyfus, IT., America
consul and Mr.. Harold G. Waters
also Of the American consular service
are In Paris.
Miss Katherine Shoemaker and Miss
Estele Reeve went to Annapolis yes
terday to attend the graduation ex.
ercises at the Naval Academy.
Mr.. E. W. Bradford has arrived al
the Hotel Dennis, Atlantic City fol
an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. West, Of Havana.
Cuba. while in Washington, are stop.
ping at the Shoreham.
A wedding of interest celebrated
Thursday in New York was that Of
Miss Amy Warren, daughter Of Mr.
Charles Edward Warren. of Brooklyn
and Henry Bradley Plant. son of Com
modore Morton F. Plant, of Eastern
Point, Groton, Conn. The ceremony
took place at o'clock at the residence
/ - S@-O SAANN . AoNA4CAB ca 81 N1dIh
I aVeune, and was performed by the
| Rev. Frank NJ. Townley, rector o.
ST. Bartholomew Episcopal Church
Brooklyn, in the presence of the i'm.
mediate families and intimate friends
The bride was attended by her sis.
ters, Misses Emma and Helen L
Warren. Mr.. Octave Blake acted a.
| best man.
The date OF the wedding was ad.
vanced as Mr.. Plant is an ensign in
the Naval Reserve Force. He has
| fifteen days furlough for his honey.
moon. His grandfather was H. b
4 Plant, founder Of the Plant fortune
| and he is seventh in descent from
John Plant, who fought in King Phil,
ip's War.
Representative and Mrs. Percy +
ouin entertained at dinner Thursday
| evening in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs
Ferriday Byrnes, of Natchez. Miss.
| who are their house guests for a few
| days. Those asked to meet then
were Mr.. and Mrs. Denwood White
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perry, Mrs. A
V. Zane. Mr.. Pendalvis, Miss Claudia
| Pendaryis and Mr.. Barry Gillespie.
An interesting wedding will TAX,
| place this afternoon at O'Clock a
the Sixth Presbyterian Church wheI
Miss Mary l. Young. daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Young, VIII
| become the bride of DR.. Richard K
! Thompson, U. S. A, son of DR.. ant
Mrs. Giillard F. Thompson. The wed
| ding date was advanced on accoun
Of DR.. ThompsOn's orders. as he sail
| for France in a few weeks There
! are no cards issued for the marriage
! The Rev. Douglas P. Birnie will per
! form the ceremony. Little Miss Loi
| Thompson, sister Of the bridegroom
will attend the bride as flower grill
and the best man will be Mr.. H. O
/ Murray, brother-iu-law of the bride
! groom; while the ushers will includ,
Mr.. J. Wilson Towsend, Mr.. Jod
| Davidson, Mr.. Wilmarth Brown, anC
! Mr.. Jacobsen, all in the officers train
ing camp at Fort Myer.
Among the recent Washington arr
walls at the Hotel Dennis, Atlanti
| City, are Mrs. 9, W. Merrick and son
They entertained at cards yesterda!
and had as their guests, Mr.. and Mrs
! George Butterheld, also of Washington
who are registered at the Bothwel
this week.
The War Service Relief Committe,
inaugurated by the Catholic Alumna
of which Miss Edna Sheehy is chair
man, will meet today at Rauscher'
at 4:45 o'clock.
Rev. Father L. ]. O'Hern vii
address the meeting. Members of tn
committee are invited to attend.
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HOLY ROSARY PICNIC.