The Washington herald., 1917-07-04
Distinguished Company h
Asked to Meet Prof. Bakh-
metieR at Dinner at French
Embassy Swedish Minis
ter and Nine. Eengren
Leave for Summer.

The Fre3ch Ambassador and Jrae.
Jusserand entertained at q brilliant
dinner last evening in compliment to
Prof. Boris A. Bekhnetleh, head OF
tie Russian mission. The other merl-
bars Of the mission we're among the
guests Invited TO meet HIM
The Swedish Minister and Nine.
EkeEsfen. accompanied by their TWO
small GA9Thtcrs. lat Washington yes
teriay for EGgartown, Mass, where
they have cottage for the summer.
CaIyary Methodist Episcopal Church
was the scene of a charming wedding
last evening at S o'clock when Miss
Hazen Sue Potter. daughter of Mrs.
katherine A. Potter. became the bride
Of Mr.. Albert G. F. Bueller. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
James shera Montgomery and the
Churcn was elaborstcly decorated with
palms, ferns and summer flowers In
shades of pink.
The bride. who wss given in mar
Yiage by her mother. wore a lovely
gown Of ivory satin nbined with
tClle and embroidered in pearls. Her
tulle veil was arranged in cap eject
banded with pearls and caught at
either side with a tiny cluster of
orange blossoms. Sne carried shower
bouquet of Sa~denias, Bride roses and
lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Russell II. CaTlcy attended the
bride az matrcn ot Homer wearing a
gown OF pink Georgette crepe beaded
with white beads ard carried pink
sweet peas. The maid of honor, Mis-,
Florence Martin, was gownc1 in pale
green Georsette crepe beaded IN white
and her flowers were pink sweet peas
Little Miss Elizabeth Rodier and Miss
Virginia Mitchell served as flower
girls. Their froCks were OF dainty
white organdy embroidered in paster
shades and thcy- carried baskets OF
pink roseDuGs
I:r. Ernest Harmon acted as best
man.
A reception for the bridal party
and relatives followed the ceremony
at the apartment OF Mrs. A. B. Willis,
sister of the bride, in the Portnei.
Quantities of pink roses formed the
decorations there. arranged against
an artistic background Of palms and
ferns. E-rs. Potter, mother OF the
bride. assisted in rCceiyeing the
s-ests. wearing a handsome gown or
pale gray GeorCette crepe over Gray
satin trimmed with irideScCnt sequins
and cut steel
MIR. Buchler and his bride left later
in the evening for their wedding trip.
Mrs. BUchler travelling in a modish
frock of blue satin and Georgette
crepe worn wi.h a blue satin hat.
They VII he 1t home at the Portner
after July 1J.
Mrs. Robert Lansing left Washington
fo- Henderson Harbor. n Y. where
her Parents. Cen. and Mrs. John W.
Foster, have a summer home She
has Cancelled all cnga gements here as
re- father. VINO has been seriously i'll,
has had relapse. She expects to be
away for scme time.
Pay Director Martin VI. Ramsay,
L. s. n, and Mrs. Ramsay, have an
nonuced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Katherine Merrick
Ramsay. to Ensign Davenport Browne,
L. s. N, a member of the class which
was graduated from the Naval ACad-
euly last week. TIE bride is a grand
doGgater Of tie late Rear Admiral
Martin ". Ramsay. one-tinc superin-
tenGent of the Naval Acadamy.
Rev. Dr.. and Mrs. Samuel IL Greene
left yesterday for the summer. After
two weeks in Burlington, Vt. they go
to their summer home in Troy, Orleans
County.
Mrs. George Barnett. wife of Mai.
Gen. Barnett. L. s. NJ c. who spent
the past month in the Adirondacks,
viii return to Washington today.
Nj Marion Duckett. Of Bladeasburg.
Prince George County, Md. announced
the engG cement of his daughter, Caro-
line LCnSdale. to Lieut.. John Edwin
Selby. L. s. A. The wedding, which
was to have been in the autumn. will
take place on July TO- having been
hastered by Lieut. Sclby's recent
orders.
An interesting engagement recently
nounCed is that of Miss Pauline Dis
koI. daughter of Mrs. William Dis
ION. Of New York and Philadelphia,
Mr.. John Wanamaker, ID, son of
fr. Rodman Wanamaker. The we'd
ding probably will take place in the
late summer or early autumn at New
port. where Mrs. Disston ard her
daughter have a villa for the summer.
Miss Disston is well known and very
popular in Washington, where she
has made frequent visits as the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley and
OF Miss Frances Moore. One Of the