The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-10-01

ter, Miss Charlotte Jeanette Glider,
to Capt. Prentiss 3. Gilbert. U. S. A,
son of Lieut.. Col and Mrs. W. W.
Gilbert, of Rochester, N. Y. Miss Gill
der is a niece of the late Richard
Watson Glider and of the late Miss
Jeanette L. Glider, of New York.
No date has been Sc. for the wedding.
Soon to Sail.
Commander de Blanpre, retiring
naval attache of the French embassy,
and Nine. de Blanpre expect to return
TO France the'Iast OF October or early
in November. as soon as his successor,
Capt. Vaisseau de Saint-Seine, ar
rives. Commander de Blanpre has
been attached TO the embassy here for
more than two years.
Mrs. Clarence NJ. WooIley will re-
turn to Washington this morning
after spending the summer in their
summer home at Castine, Ne. Mi.
woolley has spent the greater part
of the summer in Washington, occu-
pying an apartment at Pelham Court
He gave this up last week, opening
their residence, 1888 Massachusetts,
avenue.
Mrs. Arthur wfIlert will return to
Washington Thursday after spending
the summer at Marion, Mass.
NuptIaIs Celebrated.
4 simple but charming wedding
was soIernnized this afternoon in All
Souls Church. Chevy Chase, Md. when
Miss Eleanor Garner. daughter or Mrs.
Thomas 4. Garner, became the bride
OF Capt. Altus \. Prince, L. s. a. The
ceremony took place at $50 o'clock.
Canon Austin. rector OF the church,
officiating, and Immediately afterward
Capt. and Mrs. Prince left for a wed
ding trip.
The church was prettily decorated
with autumn leaves. palms. and yellow
chrysanthemums. The bride, who
was given in marriage BY her uncle.
George a. Green. wore a becoming
afternoon gown OF soft blue satin com
bIned with gray satin, and a chick
blue feather toqu". \ Corsage bon-
quet OF orchids and sweetheart roses
completed her costume. Miss Helen
ClaXton. who was her maid OF honor
and only attendant, wore a gray PAM"
velvet frOck, with big black velvet
hat, and carried Orhe!ia roses.
Capt. John +. Horn, L. s A.. was
best man, and the Ush"rs were Major
George \. Bentley. L. :. ~. and Lieut.
Paul Beverly WoOddn. L. :. A.
Captain Prince il the son 81 NJ
and Mrs. Charles Emory Prince, Of
Coolidge, Tex. They were unable to
come to Washington for the wedding.
but Captain Princes uncle. Fen l.
Prince, collector of taxes, and Mrs
Prince were among those in the li:ilc
company which attended the service
After a short honey moon Captain
Prince and his bride will make their
home az I'll: Ontario road.
Phrander c. Knox. jr.. son OF Sew
ator Knox. has arrived ct Viii.
Sulphur Springs W Va. from Wash
ington. with James Carr. of Charlie
ton, 5. c.
The Governor Of Rhode Island AMI
Mrs. r. Livingston Beeckman ente--
tanned informally at luncheon yest"r-
day at Newport for the Rev. and Mr.
Billy Sunday. taking them later TO tn
naval training -taticr. where Mr.
Sunday spoke to the men.
Miss Edith Livingston Fryer, who's
engagement to Lieut.. Col. FTederj"h
Coleman Test, u. s. A, now stationed
in Washington, has just been an
nounced. will Visit her brother-in-law
and sister, eRar Admiral and Mrs
Spencer Wood. in Boston, after com.
plotting n series OF visits in Baltimore
and BIue Ridge Summit. Pa.
Miss Margaretta Wood. daughter of
Admiral and Mrs. Wood, viii prob
Oh oil l,a- dol In, l.