The Washington herald., 1918-06-26

sittings at the White House Tor ner
portrait, Orlando Rouland, OF New
York. being the artist. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rouland have been giving some
time to collecting musical instru-
ments for distribution among the
soldiers and sailors over here and
over there. Hundreds of instru-
ments have been sent to them from
different parts OF the country for
this purpose
The diplomatic Representatives Of
Honduras announce the informal re-
ception which they had planned for
Hon. John Barrett. director general
of the Pan-Amsrican Union. at the
Montgomery Club. Bradley Hills,
Nd. for this afternoon. will be held.
In view of doubtful weather condi-
lions. at the Burlington. 1920 Ver-
mont avenue. from to $40 o'clock.
Mrs David F. Houston. who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Walter
L Boyden. Ht Beverly. Mass, since
leaving Washington. has gone with
her children to Woods Hole. where
they will spend the rest Of the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Theodore shuey will enter
tain at a reception on Sunday in
compliment to NJ Claude Langlais,
of the French High Commission, and
Nine. Langlais who will return from
their wedding trip on Saturday.
Nine. Langlais was formerly Miss
Amy Bennett.
Sir Joseph and Lady White Todd.
of London. who were with Mrs. John
E. Alexander. at Spring Lawn,
Lenox, Mass. have come TO Wash
ington-
Mrs. Samuel Spencer left Wash
ington yesterday for Tuxedo Park,
where she will spend the summer.
Her grandchildren. the children OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Spencer will
join her there on Saturday.
Mrs. Albert l. Mills has closed
he. apartment in the ST. Nicholas,
and gone to Ft. Oglethorps, Ga, to
Be ~ith her daughter, Mrs. Emil
p LAurson-
'~ NJ 8. Davis has come to
NJ -gton from her home at Corn
eII-on-the-Hud to join Col
Davis, and they have taken an
apartment at the Wyoming. Col.
Davis who was on the retired list
was recalled to active service and
detailed to duty in Washington
some months ago.
Miss Ethel Hunt, school girl
daughter of Col and Mrs. Henry ].
Hunt, has gone to Raleigh, N. c.,
for visit Mrs. Hunt and her
daughter expect to make their
headquarters in Washington while
Col. Hunt is in France. and have an
apartment at Hammond Court. Mrs.
Hunt IS q sister of Mrs. c. c. Wal
cutt.
Maj Gen. Henry C. Sharpe. who
has been given command of the
South Eastern Department. has left
Warrington for his headquarters at
Charleston. 8. c., where Mrs. Sharpe
will join him after making some
visits In the North.
hull and Mrs. woodhulTs mother,
Mrs. Marinus willett. Mrs. Sharpe's
sister. will occupy next winter the
residence Of Gen. and Mrs. Sharpe,
1713 II street,
The marriage of Miss Isabelle
Tyssowski. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. z. Tyssowski, and Lieut.. Charles
Fayette Taylor. aviation section. u,
s. N, was solemnized yesterday af-
ternoon at o'clock at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyssowskl in Column
bia road Lieut.. Taylor. who is al
present on duty at the navy yard, is
the son Of DR.. and Mrs. H. L. Tay-
lor, of Montclair, N. j., who. with
Edward Taylor, brother of the
bridegroom. were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Tyssowski for the wedding.
Another brother, Philip Taylor OF
Montclair. was best man for Lieut.
Taylor. The bride had as matron
OF honor her sister. Mrs Fl. o. Clay
berger. and was attended by two
small pages. John Laskey, son of
District Attorney and Mrs. John E.
Laskey. and John Belts. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Morris C. Belts. as well as
flower girl. little Miss Frances
"dAl- Sho - LuC uduknIeT OF LII.
and Mrs Joseph Wall. The Rev. DR..
u. G. B. Pierce of1ciated and the
bride was given In marriage by her
father.
Only members OF the two families
were present at the ceremony and
at the Informal reception which fol-
lived. The house was simply but
cna-mingly decorated with palms,
farms and cut flowers. pink and blue
DeinS the prevailing colors. The
.slatron OF honor wore a dainty
sown OF pink georgetts crepe
siT6led with blue. and carried an
aTrnfui OF pink swestpesa and del
oninium. The flower girl also car
Tlsd pink and blue towers tunnbIins
o1t Ct Il hoppy hat and wore a
white organdye s-ock. The two lit
tie boys In the wedding party were
clad In white sailor suits.
The brides gown was Of white
georsette- crepe. simply made and
embroidered in . graceful design.
sac wore tulle veil and carried a
shower OF birds roses an white
orchids.
Mrs Tyssowski wore white
seorEette costume made on dis
Inactive lines. and Mrs. TAYLOR,
mother of the bridegroom was also
gowned IN white. Both ladies' wore
corsage bouqusts OF pink sweet
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