The Washington herald., 1917-06-08
where he WIN complete his studies
in flying. begun under the late Vic
tor carlstrom.


June 25, but as DIR. Gerster Is I
member OF the Officers Reservi
Corps and has been ordered 70 For
BENJAMIN Harrison, near 1ndtanapo.
lis. Ind, the ceremony was perform.
ed quietly at $3.50 o'clock at tbs
and Mrs. Austen @. Fox. 81 Easi
Thirty-ninth street. which was dec.
GRATED throughout with palms, mar.
guerites and June roses.
The ceremony took place In ths
drawing room before q temporary
altar Of white flowers, Bishop Dayid
w. Greer officiating. and the bridal
lined by flower-topped white posts
Joined by white ribbons.
The bride, who was unattended
walked with her father, who gave
her in marriage. Her gown was
white charmeuse and tulle. and her
loom, was held with orange bios
SONS. She carried q bouquet OF
white orchids and sweet peas with
showers of lilies Of the valley.
DR.. Gerster's best man was DR..
Aims r. Chamberlain, and the four
ushsrs were Mr. Austin n. Fox. .
Dwight, Mr.. Ernest Stauffer, jr., and
Mr.. J. T. Hanemann. A small re-
ception followed the ceremony
Mr.. William p. Emo left washing
ton yesterday for a weekend visit
to New York and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Alfred J. shriver, of Baltimore.
who is in Washington for q few days
and stopping at the Shoreham. was
host at q dinner there last evening.
Mrs. Newton Mcveigh. president
of the Lee Chapter of the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy, Rich
mond, Va. and Mrs. Charles Rose,
also Of Richmond, Va, are spend
ing the week with Mrs. J. Stuart
Royster, at the Iroquois apartment.
The garden fete at woodley. the
residence of Mr.. william Philips
Phillips, on Saturday, win be bril-
liant social eevnt. The proceeds Of the
fete go to the purchase Of an Ice
making machine for use at the front.
Mrs. Wilson Is interested in the affair,
and among the patronesses are Mrs.
Maf Mrs. guriesons sc h0Isi9n Mrsi @ PitSey Sis %rs
Brandeis, Lady Spring Rice, Countess
Cellere, Nine. Moan, Mrs Franklin
Roosevelt, Mrs. Richard Crane, Mrs.
Charles Hamlin, Mrs. Delano, Mrs.
Augustus Gardner, Mrs. Hugh Scott.
Mrs Mrs: Grozier Nine; Bakmetef; Miss
Goldman, Mrs. Dimock, Mrs, w. c.
Eustis. Mrs. EIkins, Mrs. Keep, Mrs.
Fairbanks, Mrs. Henry May, Miss Ger.
trude Myer, Mrs. Sheridan, Mrs. e.
II. G.. Slater, Mrs. William Slater,
Mrs. Hugh Wallace and Mrs. Charles
Wood. The fete viii be unique in the
for the beautiful setting as for the ar
ray Of beauty and talent in the partici-
pants. Mrs Borden Hartman IL
chairman. Mrs. George Vanderbilt
secretary and Mr.. Arthur Glasgow
treasurer of the Washington COM
Rehearsals for the costume danees
which will be a feature of the garden
party. have been going on all week in
the ballroom OF Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Belmont, which they loaned for the
purpose. The dancers, who are being
coached by Miss Stewart. Of New
liant vaudeville program,
MIS- william A. Slater, jr., who has
a eharming voice, will sing Hawaiian
songs, assisted by a group of dancers.
including Miss Frances Hoar. Miss
FRANCES Moore, Miss Elizabeth Hard
ing, Miss Julia Meyer, Miss Margare
Howard, Mime. Luz Mendez, and M,ss
Manuela de Pena. There will be a
Spanish dance and a ZuolaEa dance,
with a tableau named for this air.
nnguished Spenish painter. The char.
acters IN his pictures will be repre-
sented by Mrs. Warren Delano Rob
Lefevre. Miss Manuela de Pena. syia
yanus Stokes, tr., NJ. Piza, and the
two sons of the Chilean AmbaSSadoS
and Nine. Aldunate.
The Egyptian Tale win be dance
ana tableaux with the Countess
EEzyeh as the heroine, and Miss
Harding, assisting. Miss Ethel Hsra
rlnan viii give some clever limitations
MIS-. James Hamilton Lewis will tell
fortunes with Miss BrownelI and Mss
BRADFORD; Mrs Witmore will have
cnarge. OF the flower booth and have
Ior sale some quaint little 1880 bou-
SSSSS, cSsIdL, mere wiz be a Greek dance by
chlidrsn OF the Fleming-Noyes School
and there will . be a pageant eailed
america Joins the Allies" In which
MRS. Lanier Winslow will represent
Lne East. Mime. Labouisse the west
MIS-. y; w. McCombs, the South, and
Mrs Charles A. Mum, jr., the North
Mrs. warren Delano Robbins will rep
tesent Belgium and Mrs. Fay Ather-
There will be soldiers from Fort
Myer' company of Confederate Vet
Grams, a company Of Red Cross work.
ers. and a detachment of National Ser
vice school students. The band from
Fort Myer will play for dancing. An
eIaDorate dinner will be served in the
chairman of the Committee. Mr.
George Vanderbilt Is secretary and
Arthur Glasgow Is treasurer,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Ruddock. and
Mr.. c. H. Ruddock, of New York. are
IN washington for few days and are
staying at the Shoreham. -
Mr.. Edward Hungerford, Of New
York, war correspondent and maga-
zine writer. while spending a few days
Shoreham. -
The first Of the series of Thursday
dinners at the Arts Club of washing
ton was inaugurated last evening with
mrs. H. K. Bush-Brown and Mrs. Il
Nj. Letsenring as hostesses. The din
ner took place In the garden where
banquet table. The garden was deco-
rated with lights and flowers. Mr.
George Julian Zolnay, chairman of the
entertainment committee, was the
postmaster Of the evening, INTRODUCE
ing the speakers of the evening. who
were Assistant Secretary of the Nayv
Mr.. Franklin Roosevelt, Maj. Henry
Leonard, Mr.. H. K. Bush-Brown.
president Of the Arts Club; Mrs. Bush.
Brown,' Mr. Louis Van Norman and
others; The. subject Of the evening
War on Art 2.' = "a s1ie
Among the guests of the club yere
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ward Denys. Mr. anS
Mrs. Gist Blair, Mr.. Towsend, Of New
\ ork; Mrs. w. s. Moore, Mrs. Frank
lin Roosevelt. DIR. and Mrs. p. n.
6ain and others in local art circles.