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non Association, who came to repre-
sent the association at the reception
of the French commissioners there
Sunday, are at the Willard for few
days.
! For the second time within a month a
member Of the family Of Mr.. and MIS-.
George L. Rivee was married YESTERDAY
Cathedral of St. John the Divine, New
York. The chapel was given by Mrs. Rives
Yesterdays bride was Miss Helen Leigh
Hunt, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh
Hunt OF New York and Washington, d. c..
and the bridegroom was Mr.. F. Bayard
Rives, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rives. The
marriage had been arranged for early
June, but was advanced. as the bride
/ serve Corps.
The guests were limited in number by
the seating capacity Of the chapel, which
is small. Bishop David H. Greer, the Rev:
DR.. Charles Lewis Slattery, rector of
Grace Church. and the Rev. Endicott Pea
body of Groton, Mass, officiated. After
| ward there was a reception at the Colony
Club for those at the ceremony.
| The bride, who was given away by her
father. wore gown Of white satin made
with a court train. A tulle veil en-
| veloped the dress and train.
Mr Mareuand Marc dr GoqWn p,na. wno is
ter of the bridegroom. was best man.
Messrs Reginald B. Rives. Henry Leigh
Hunt, Seth B. French. I'd: Seymour Blair.
John kean, Chester G. Burden, James
! Boyd and Thomas II. Barker were the
ushers.
Miss Bessie Dent Smith. grandniece
of the late Mrs U. S. Grant, wife of Pres
ident U. S. Grant, was married last night
at the home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Henry Gsrrish Ferris Smith, 215 Goffe street =;
Moscow. Idaho. the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
! William H. Hill of that place. The brides
mother is the daughter of the late Julge
| Lewis Dent. one of the first supreme court
| judges of California, and a brother of the
| late Mrs. u. S. Grant Mrs. Smith is a
native of Washington.
| The ceremony was performed by Rev
e. NJ. Paddock of Cambridge. Mass. The
| of West Newton, Mass, and the best man
was Mr.. David p. Minard. The ushers
| were Mr.. Morris Bumpus and Mr.. John
Nolan Of Quincy and Harold Cutler of
Boston.
The bride was married in the gown
which her mother wore at her wedding
twenty-five years ago. 1t was Of ivory
satin with pearl trimmings, round point
| lace and a brocaded silver train. The
maid of honor wore pink silk. A recep-
ton followed the wedding ceremony and
| ABOUT one nunOTeu guests were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill left on long wed
ding trip to the home of the bridegroom's 8
| parents at Moscow. Idaho. and also to
| southern California. They will make
| and will be at home after July /. Mr.. Hill
| was appointed to the United States Naval
Academy in 1914, when he was attending
the University of Idaho. He was MEM
| ber of the class of 1918 of the Naval
Academy, but resigned in 1915.
Mrs. Marshall Field will return from
Chicago. Ill. this week to pass some
| time with her mother, Mrs. Charles H.
| Marshall. at Carlton House. Chicago.
Mr.. Field soon will take up his mill
tary duties.
After the presentation day exercises
at Gallaudet College tomorrow after
noon Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Ulysses G. B.
ton. assisted by ladies of the faculty.
will receive at the residence of the
| president Of the college.
Civil Engineer r. E. Bakenhus, U. s.
N, and Mrs. Bakenhus entertained at
the dinner dance at the Chevy Chase
Club lastiweek, when their guests were
Admiral and Mrs. Fletcher; admiral
ers. Miss Dorinda Rogers, Mr.. ]. H.
Blickenstein, Mrs. Edward H. Blodgett
of West Newton. Mass, and Mrs. War
rem Rogers and Miss Rogers of Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil King. who spent
the last few months at the Shoreham.
have left for visit in New Hampshire.
lumbus. Ohio. announce the marriage
of their daughter, Louise, to Mr.. Lewis
Eberly of this city. Monday. April 80.
marriage of her daughter, Gladys Lu-
cille Darlington, to Mr.. Archielaus A.
Hughes. at Baltimore. Saturday, April
IS. by Rev. DR.. John Strong.
The class of 1917 of the Washington
College of Law will give their annual
dance on Thursday. May 10, in st. Ste
phens parish hall. The officers of the
dent; Miss Elizabeth c. Harris secre-
tary; Mr.. Chester e. stiles. treasurer.
The committee of arrangements con-
sists Of Mrs. C. D. Wright. Miss S.
Christine Quick. Mr.. Arthur Kettler and
Mr.. Burt L. Smoker. Other members
OF the class are Misses Banks. Cohen,
Dashiell. Easby-Smith, Friedman. Han
sen. Harris. Jack. Laird. Levey, Nunan.
Quick. Warner, Mrs. Keith, Mrs. Korn
and Mrs. Thompson. and Messrs. Allen,
Camp. Crist. Ferguson. Glossbrenner.
Greenwald, Honey, McLaine. Murphy.
Reese. Rowe. voight. Weiss-Corwin
and Wylie.
Mrs Clara w. Hill of Boston, who is
engaged in an investigation of Ameri-
can possibilities of drug plant culture
by old-world methods. arrived at Wash
ington today, and is guest at National
American Woman Suffrage headquar-
ters, 1926 Rhode Island avenue.
A very quiet wedding took place on
Monday evening. April 80, when Miss
Winifred A. Schoenborn became the
bride of Mr.. Morris v. White of Land
over. Md. The ceremony. which was
performed by Rev. William Harris, was
witnessed by few relatives and inti-
mate friends at the home of the brides
mother, at 619 K street northwest.
The bride wore a blue travelling suit,
a black picture hat and a corsage
bouquet of sweet peas and roses. Her
only attendant was the bridegroom's
sister. Miss Mabel NJ. White. Mr.. Ward