The Washington herald., 1917-07-16

: Ambassador and Mime.
! Jusserand Are Recent
: Dinner Guests-Many
July Weddings.
Nine. Riano. wife of the Spanish
Ambassador, will leave Washington
roday for Bar Harbor where she will
spend the summer with her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chandler Anderson.
N. Tardieu. chief of the permanent
French commission. was host at
dinner IN the gold room Of the Shore
ham Saturday evening in compliment
70 the French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand. Those invited to meet
them were NJ. Monod, NJ. Gerardin.
II. Nicol, NJ. Cablat. NJ. and Mime.
Simon, Commandant and Nine. de
Blanpre, Gen. and Nine. Vignal,
Nine Level. NJ. Came, NJ. Gillet,
Commandant and Nine. de Nontal.
Vicomte Dejean and ". Julhiet.
Civil Engineer R. z. Bakenhus, n.
9. N. and Mrs. Bakenhus, have taken
the Gale cottage. Sso2 Jocelyn street.
Chevy Chase. for the summer.
a series of luncheons at her cottage
in Newport.
Mrs. L. Stuart Wing Is occupying
her new house at Westbury, Long
Island. Her son. Mr.. L. Stuart Wing,
has arrived in France, where he is
connected with the Norton Harjes
Ambulance Corps.
The Arts Club entertained last
evening at the club house at a sup
per under the caption, Supper a la
Arts Club" when members and their
crafts were the subject of praise or
censure. On Thursday dinner will be
served in the garden with Mrs. NJ. l.
Tuttle and Miss Kathryn Drain as
hostesses. Mr.. Bertram Block will be
the POSTMASTER and the subject of
the evening will be The Future of
the Drama"
The Church Of the Covenant was the
scene of an interesting wedding Sat-
urday afternoon at 4:30, when Miss
Helen Glenn, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Glenn. Of Chicago. be-
came the bride of Mr.. Thomas Jer-
rold Bryce. also of Chicago. who is
= naval reserve officer taking the spe-
cisl course at Annapolis.
Easter lilies and pink EladioIi inter-
mingled with palms. Australian ferns
and American flags adorned the chan
eel aisIes, making an effective setting
f. the bridal party
Th-rlas Wood racfor of
church offciaced.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father. wore a charming
gown Of white chiffon draped over
fs5h-colored satin, with a court train
rf silver satin embroidered in pasttl
shades. and bodice beaded in crystals.
Her long veil of tulle reached to tine
rem of the train, and she carried A
shower of pale lavender orchids and
white sweet Peas.
Miss Mary Glenn. who was her Sis
t-r's only attendant. wore white Cr
candy over apple green satin. with
eirdls of green, and a green tale
rat faced with black chiffon. Her
flowers were sunburst and Doro' ny
Perkins roses and white orchids. T."
hest man was Mr.. Chalmers Kendall
Bryce. of New York, the brideEroom's
John ]. Glenn. Mir. Robert Glenn. En-
sign Venning Couchman and Ensign
Harold Moulion.
Following The ceremony there was a
reception at the Shoreham, where My.
md Mrs. Glenn are stopping during
their stay here. Among the guests,
which included many of Washington S
Official and resident set, were Mrs.
Thomas ]. Bryce. of Columbus, Ohio.
Irother Of the bridegroom; Mr.. Collin
Tyffe, Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Eugene Felt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Ericsson, of Chi
cago; Mr.. and Mrs. William Alden
Smith. Jr. of Grand Rapids, and a
number of the Naval Reserve Corps
from Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce left for their
temporary home at Annapolis after
the reception. Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn and
Miss Mary Glenn left Washington yes
terday for Chicago.
Mrs. Edith KIngman Kern and her
mother. Mrs. A. J. Kingman, are
spending their vacation in Chicago
and are staying at the Blackstone.
A number Of Washington guests at
tended the wedding at Charles Town.
W. Va, Saturday evening of Miss
Barbara Fowle Campbell. daughter
of former Senator and Mrs. William
Campbell. and Lieut.. Hugh johnson
Hagan. United States Medical Re-
serve Corps, son of Mrs. Lucien H.
Cooke, Of Roanoke. Va. The cere-
mony took place at the Zion Episco-
pal Church at G:30 o'clock and was
followed Immediately by a reception
at the home of the brides parents.
her father, who gave her in mar
risge. She wore a charming gown Of
white tulle over cloth OF silver and
a lace veil which is an heirloom in
her family. having been worn by her
paternal grandmother. As armament
she wore a necklace of pearls, a gift
Of the bridegroom, and carried a muff
and shower composed of lilies of the
valley, Her attendants were Miss
Frances Moore, of Charles Town, who
acted as maid of honor, and Miss
Jennie Cooke and Miss Alice lizard, Of
Roanoke, Va: Miss Rosa Nelson Ma
son, Miss Elizabeth Beckwith, Miss
Eleanor Eyster, Miss Elizabeth Green,
and Miss Elouise Beckwith, all OF
Charles Town. and Miss Ashton
woodnnan, Of Charleston, W. Va,
bridesmaids. The maid of honor wore
a quaint gown OF pink tulle over a
taneta pettieoat with a hat Of pale
pink Georgeete with silver ribbon. and
carried La France roses The brides
maids wore gowns OF white organ
die and flet lace, with wide sashes
and leghorn hats. They carried colo
NAL bouquets of pink snapdragons
and marguerites. Mr.. Lucien H.
Cooke, Jr., Of Roanoke, Va, was best
man.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rax I Alfriend rector of the