Evening star., 1918-08-18
Mrs. Wilson Sends Flowers.

| Mrs. woodrow Wilson furnished the
flowers for the camoufiage ball given
in honor Of Companies I and L on
the lawn of the "a Battalion. 5th In
fantry. at East Potomac Park Friday
The ball was a great success, with
900 or 400 visitors. most OF them
civilians, in attendance. The quar-
such selections as "Bsautifui Katy"
and Keep Your Head Down, Fritzie
Boy" and taut canvas on the grass
furnished floor for dancing.
The scene was as pretty as q tea
garden in Toxic. with the profusion
of flowers, and the natural surround
ings. under the glow of many Japan
ese lanterns As st all military balls
nowadays. taps dispersed the COM
pany.
Mrs. Gienty. the wife Of Col. Gienty,
commander OF Camp Meigs. Joined
Col. Gienty in washington yesterday
after an absence Of several months in
California.
The wedding Of Miss Anne Margaret
Bogue of Pittsford, Pa and George
Alfred Watts of Washington took
place at $40 o'clock Friday evening,
August .. at the home OF the bride In
the former city, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Clifford II. Smith
of Burlington, Pa.
The matron of honor was Mrs. n,
B. Stimson OF Maplewood, N. J. and
the groom was attended by Mr.. Arthur
Belcher and Master John Stimson pre-
ceded the bride with flowers.
The brides gown was of white geor-
gette crepe and embroidered filet net.
The natron of honor wore a gown OF
beaded pink georgette over taffeta.
A reception followed the ceremony.
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Watts left
for wedding trip. They will make
their home at Washington.
town were: Mr.. and MRS Il. B. Slim
son Of Map1ewood, Miss Annie PEN
field Of Boston. Miss Ethel Watts Of
Winchester, Mass; Mrs. e. L. Man
ming Of Brookline: Mass; Mrs. Susan
Mrs. J. p. Ancona Of Rochester, N, r;
Mrs. r. B. Stimson Of Cohoes. N. z;
MT MT Mnd and Mss 1.srs s a q Bsleher ana Mr.
Hsa HeS seieheT Mss aaa MY, sMslehe MasH Nj. e
burn Of New York city, Mrs Henry
Taylor and Mrs. Bruce Handy Of
Washington and DR.. and Mrs. 6. NJ.
Somers and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard v,
The east parlor Of the New Willard
was the scene Of q pretty wedding
Wednesday, August Il, at noon. when
Mr. Thomas Pollard Woodward Of
Saluda, Va, and Miss Lucy Lipscomb
Boxley Of TreviIians. were united in
marriage by the Rev. George s. Sex
ton, D. D.. Of Tennessee and Washing
ton.
The bride wore q becoming suit Of
carried a bouquet Of brides -r roses. sea-
Her only attendant was her young
sister, Miss Virginia BoxIey.
The bridegroom was attended by his
brother, Mr.. Richard Woodward, as
best man.
Miss Bette woodward; q sister q,
the bridegroom; Rev. Frank c. owen
Of Saluds and Mr.. and Mrs. L Il.
Eaton Of Fairfax were present at the
ceremony.
An especially interesting program IL
being arranged for the band concert
ana motion picture show to be given
on Wednesday evening, August 81,
In the stadium at Central High
School In connection with the social
activities Of the Arion Club of the
Signal Corps and Air Service The nlm
story, "M'1iss." with Mary Pickford
in the title role. will be shown, as
wen as comic reel, He Smothers
Love" and q new ofiicial war aim.
The performances Il one Of series
connection with, its Wednesday even
ing entertainments at Central High
School for workers In the war De-
partment. Half the proceeds will 70
70 the wool fund Of the Signal
Corps emergency committee. Dancing.
swimming, tennis. basket bali and
gymnastics are other pleasant fea-
lures on the evenings program.
Last Wednesday evening 1856 enlist
ed men were guests Of the Ar4on Grub
at the picture show, and at the ds11oe
at the Thomson School on ThurSdey
evening they entertained 1ss men "a
uniform.
Lieut.. James Reid webb and his
bride, formerly Miss Betty Masters
Of South Orange. ~ J., have been Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
N. Webb, 1873 Monroe street r1orth-
west. Lieut.. webb has many friends
In this city, where he spent his boy
hood days attending the public
schools and graduating from Central
High School, 1908. He received an
-ppoirtment to the United States Ma
val Academy AZ Annapolis 1909. and
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