The Washington herald., 1918-12-12
in the Social @orla

By MAUD MeDoUGALL.

Gen Peyton c. March. Chief OF stan
of the United States army, was the
chief guest at the dinner of the allies,
given last night at Cafe Sovrani. 1t
was he who responded when Gen.
Guglielmotti toasted the American Ex-
peditionary Forces. The dinner. like
others of the series, was arranged by
Lieut. Philippe Barber. of the Belgian
Legation. Among the other guests
were Gen. Carmack. Capt de Saint
Seine, naval attache Of the French
Embassy: Capt Count Luserna, as
sistant military attache OF the Italian
Embassy; Maj. Tabio. military at
tache of the Cuban Legations; Maj.
Fslchi Mai Nutter, Col. Cordier, Cot.
John W. Dunn, Col. John Gregory
Hope, Commander Grimaldi. Brig.
Gen. Charles Lee. Lieut. Vasch, Col
Gilmore. Col Pho. Lieut. DAmico,
Commander Dourif. Col Cooke, Gen.
Mcintyre and Col. TozzL
Although only relatives and close
friends attended the ceremony, the
marriage of Miss Eleanora Carroll
Morgan. daughter OF DR.. and Mrs.
James Dudley Morgan. and Mai. Mau-
rice Fitzmaurice Day, NJ. c., of the
Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry,
which was celebrated at noon yester-
day at ''Dudlea." the home OF the
brides parents. in Chevy Chase, was
Of international interest. Mai. Day,
who IS the son of the Lord Bishop
of Clougher and Mrs. Day, of Mona
han. ireland, has been stationed here
for the past year as a member of the
British War Mission.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Father F. Smyth, rector of the
Church Of the Blessed Sacrament, of
Chevy Chase. and was followed by a
breakfast for the little company as
sembled for the wedding. The house
was decorated with American Beauty
roses and white chrysanthemums.
the bridal party standing before an
improvised altar flanked by palms and
clusters OF white chrysanthemums.
The bride was dressed in a lovely
gown OF white satin and tulle. COM
bined with the same handsome Brus-
ssels point which had been used on
kher mothers wedding gown. Her
fulle veil was held in place by a cor
onet OF orange blossoms and her
bouquet was a shower Of Bride roses
and lilies Of the valley. Mrs. Scott
Thropp, Miss Morgan's matron or
honor and only attendant, wore a
charming costume Of smoky gray tulle
girded with blue and a gray tulle hat
trimmed with blue. She carried an
armfuI of pink roses.
Mai. Day had, as his best man, Maj.
Philip Sears. L. S. A, of Boston, and
( his ushers were: Capt. Arthur Snagge,
r. N, naval attaChe of the British
Embassy; Brig. Gen. c. S. Lee, c. N.
G.; Lieut.. Col. II. A. Pakenham, c.
". c.: Lieut.. Col the Hon. Z. Coke.
ID. S. o. B. C; Lieut.. Pierre de Man
drot, OF the French high commission:
Lieut.. H. Johnston. and two brothers
Of the bride. Ensign Dudley Digss
Morgan, L. s. N, and Charles Carroll
Morgan, aviation service. U. S. n.
Mrs Edwin Abel, of Baltimore.
grandmother Of the bride. came to
Washington to be present at the we'd
ding. She was handsomely gowned
in black -elvet. Mrs. Morgan. mother
of the bride, also wore a black velvet
costume.
After a wedding trip, Maj. and Mrs
Day will return to Washington for a
visit and early in January they will
sail for England. Maj. Day expects
to be stationed in London for the
bresent- As her travelling costume,
8he bride wore a smart dark blue
cloth suit, gray squirrel furs and a
small black hat.