The Washington herald., 1917-06-13
Mrs Wilson Receives Swedish
Envoy and Nine. de sLagercrantz

White, Mrs. Mary Russeii- Hardy. Mr..
Clarepce Reuhsarn. Mrs. Margaret Nc
Mullen. Mr. lTheodore Hardy. ir.. M.
Charles 8. Shutterly, Misses Lena and
kstheryn Hitchcock, Muriel and
White. Ruth Purcell. Dolores Waldorf.
Katherine Clark. Ethel McAllister,
TrtB Beatty, Grasiola RiYero. Kath-
crime Curtis, Mary Graham, Mary
White. Helen Griffith, Mrs. Kagsland,
Emily Peckham. Messrs. Edwin Lud-
man, Charles A. McMuIien. Norman.
Ward Hetdeld. Steve Stule. Merit, A.
Yiehmann, j. B. Mckee. John Rudy,
James sullivan, Leo Mccarthy, VIII
lam stack. and nifty other soldiers,
civilians and barnarians.
Mrs, Josiah Kingsley Obi, who has
Miss Z. F. Andrews. OF Rome,
Ga, the ewell-known akhoress, Will
give q small tea this afternoon In
compliment to her guest. o.
Miss Joan OH will leave Washing
ton this morning for New York. where
she VIII Join her father. Mr.. Josiah
Kingsley Obi, and win accompany him
TO Ohto, where they win attend the
ccmmencernent exercises OF Kenyon
College, Mr.. Ohfs alma mater.
The Catholic charity workers Of
Washington. under the direction Of
Mr.. Andrew Hickey, have arranged for
a tag day" today for the beneft Of
the Martha Home and St Gertrude's
The former institution shelters home
less women and the latter, was estab-
lished for the benefit Of working
women.
Mrs. George T. Marye IL at the Ritz
Carlton Hotel In New York.
Maj. Charles TyIden westcott, of
the United States Marine Corps and
Miss CAROLINE Leland Provost. daugh-
Provost, were married Monday at the
home .Nof the brides brother, Mr..
SterTett Ridgely Provost in Elisabeth.
me wedding was FASTENED because
a Frsnes Ss STd STdsts 1S sa
were Mrs. Walter H. Burnham. Miss
Marguerite Walker, and Miss Isabel
H. Brown. Mr.. Stevens Provost, a
brother Of the bride was best man.
The Rev. Louis B. Crane oriciated.
Mrs. William Henry, Of jackson,
Miss, q daughter of former Gov.
Lowry. Of Mississippi; one Of the
federate reunion will remain in
Washington several weeks as the
guest Of Miss McCardle in Fifteenth
street.
An interesting wedding was cele-
brated at o'clock Monday afternoon
IN sldS New Yo1s 6s when S M M. y Lyold h,, Rich
Lloyd Richards and Miss Eleanor
Hartshorne, the only daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Mott Hartshorne,
were married at St. Thomas Church,
the Rev. DR.. Ernest II. Stires Of
The bride walked with her father,
who gave her in marriage. She wore
a simple white tulle robe over chif-
fon, with a square neck and long
tulle sleeves. Tulle bordered with
silver lace formed the standing collar
that was low in the front. The full
tulle veil was held in cap fashion, to-
her coiffure with orange blossoms and
was bordered at the end with heavy
silver lace, which held 1t in place
across the long court train. She wore
spray Of Ascension lilies.
Mrs. Harold Hartshorne. the sister
in-law Of the bride, was her matron OF
honor, and the bridesmaids were the
Misses Dorothy Richards, sister OF the
bridesroom. and Helen Porter. The
emerald green tulle. The flowing tulle
sleeves were edged with silver, and
something new in detail were the gray
taffeta sashes bordered with silver,
which were Iooped to the right Of the
back in Pannier effect Their silver
gray Georgette crepe hats had modified
Russian coronet effects as a crown
trimming, with bows In the back.
Each carried an armful of white
stock yellow French mariogolds.
Mr.. Richards had DR.. Samuel Bell as
his best man, and the ushers were
Messrs. Harold Hartshorne, Donald
Cowl, Truman P. Handy, Charles
Baker, Robert Seeley, Of Texas; DR..
p Richmond Ware. and DR.. Randolph
A reception followed at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hartshorne, 10 East
Sixty-nfth street.
Mr.. Richards Is member of
Squadron A, and Is q Princeton gradu-
ate, class Of 1913.
The marriage Of Miss Dorothy d.
drew l. Huss, and Mr.. Monroe E.
Zentz. of Frederick, Nd, took place
last evening at O'Clock at the United
Brethren N. E. Church, the Rev.
SndrleS Il fulIZ, OIQC1aIlnR. Inc
church was elaborately decorated with
palms, ferns, lilies OF the valley and
pink and white roses.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, was attended by
Mrs. Lewis H. Knock, of Frederick,
as matron Of honor, and Miss Rose
de Tarrant, of this city, as maid Of
honor. The bridesmaids were Miss
May Mitchell. Miss Bessie Arnold,
Miss Rose Dowrick, and Miss Lille
Dowrick, all OF this city. Little Miss
Margaret. Huss, the brides sister,
served, as flower girl, and Reno Hart,
jr., of Frederick. Nd, the ringbearer.
Mr.. Southern Howard, Of Frederick,
was best man, and the ushers included
Mr.. Bruce Le Gore, of lie Gore, Nd;
Mr.. Joseph Grimm, Of this city; Mr.. F.
Shrfner, Mr.. Duval Schell, Mr.. Claude
Clsiry, and Mr.. Lewis H. Knock, all OF
Frederick, Md.
The bride wore a charming gown Of
white satin combined with tulle and
embroidered in pearls. Her tulle veil
was caught with orange blossoms and
she carried a shower bouquet of Bride
roses and lilies of the valley.
The matron Of honor was sowned in
blue crepe meteor and silver lace and
carried mock roses. The maid of
honor's gown was Of pale blue taffeta
trimmed with opalescent embroidery
and caught with tiny pink rosebuds.
Her flowers were Killarney roses. The
bridesmaids were gowned alike in pink
taneta and tulle trimmed with pink