The Washington times., 1918-06-15

Nine. Jusserand and Marcel DELANEY.
the French ambassador to japan.
There was only one other lady in the
party. Nine. Yokota, wife of the third
secretary Of the japanese legation.
The others in the party included N
de Billy. and NJ. Csscnave or thu
French high commission; Ena~l's dc
Chsmbrun, counselor OF the French
embassy: Towichi Tanaka. counselor
OF the japanese embassy; Minuru
Fulfil, second secretary. and Seilchiro
Yokota. third secretary or III Japan
csc embassy.
The British Ambassador AMI The
Countess Of Reading went 70 New
York yesterday to make weekend
visit Major Crawford Stuart accom-
panied them.
Northumberland Wedding.
Miss Amy Elizabeth Bennett
daughter or Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bennett
and Claude Langlais. attache OF the
French high commission, were mar
ried at noon today, the ceremony tax
ing place at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bennett in Nineteenth street
The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand and members OF the French
high commission were present at the
marriage Of their young cOuntryman
and his charming American bride,
which was attended only by small
company OF relatives and close
friends. and Edouard de Billy. deputy
high commissioner of France, was
one OF the witnesses for 81. Langlats.
Captain Deyilder, also OF the French
high commission, was the other wit
ness for the bridegroom, and Con-
gresham and Mrs. Ira e. Copley
served in this capacity for Miss Ben
nett. The bride, who entered the
drawing room on the arm Of her
father. was unattended. Monsisnor
James f. Mackin officiated.
Decorations Are Attractive.
The house was effectively decorated,
Easter lilies, white peonies and white
rambler roses, with quantities Of tall
palms and ferns, being used in the
drawing room. where the ceremony
took place. The bridal party made
their way through an aisle formed By
garlands OF smilaX to the improvised
altar, which stood in the bay window.
The wedding breakfast was served in
the dining room, which was gay with
pink rambler roses.
The bride wore a lovely gown or
ivory satin. completely yelled in tulle
and trimmed on bodice and skirt with
a graceful drapery or rose point lace.
Her tulle veil, which formed the train
OF her gown, was very long and full
and was arranged on the head with
cirelet OF wee tullc flowers. She
carried white roses.
Mrs. Benefits gown was OF pale
blue georgette, becominGly made, and
she wore a big black velvet hat.
Go ON short Trip.
Shortly after the ceremony II.
Langlais and his bride left town for a
short wedding trip. the latter wearing
a smart costume OF navy blue rough
silk. faced with gray. she wore gray
shoes and hose, becoming small hat
Of gray and blue Eeorgette, and
travelling cloak OF navy blue poiret
twill completed her costume. In the
absence OF Mrs. Bennett. who will
spend the summer in Maine. n. and
Nine. Langlais will make their home
at the Bennett residence until autumn,
when they will take an apartment.
NJ Langglais is the son q 81. and
". LanglaIs is the son OF ". and
Lille. France. He has seen active serv-
ice in the great war and has been
wounded.
The Mexican ambassador has re-
turned from Boston, where he went TO
escort his daUghter-in-law, Nine.
Ygnacio Bonnillae, Of Santiago, Chile,
and her two young sons. who made a
short visit at the embassy. Mime.
Bonnillas will spend the summer in
Massachusetts, and return here in
September for another short visit be-
fore returning to Santiago 20 join her
husband. She Is nativ" Of Boston
and was Miss Myrtle Morse.
Secretary OF War Newton Baker will
leave Washington today for trip TO
Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. Baker will sing
tonight at Red Cross carnival in
Rockville, Nd.
BoyIe-MeCbord Wedding.
The marriage or Miss Margaret
Grundy McChord, daughter OF Inter-
state Commerce Commissioner and
Mrs. Charles =. McChord. and Lieut.
George Leroy Boyle. aviation corps.
IL. s. A.. will be solcmnizcd at 5
o'clock today in the red room Of the
willard, with large reception to
follow the ceremony. Lieutenant
Boyle. who is the son OF l.. g. Boyle,
OF Kansas lily n AL II Al present
on duty in Washington. and on their
return from their wedding trip he
and his bride will make their home at
the Willard.
The Rev. Walter Everett burnett.
Of Foundry Methodist Church. viii
ofriciatc a; the wedding roda". and
the bride, who will b. given in mar
riaCc By her father. viii have an in
tercstinE cddinE party. Mrs. How
ard Hume will be ma'-on Of honor.
Miss Ruth Hitchcock maid o. honor.
and there will l." four bridesmaids
Mrs. Thomas Holcomb. jr.. Mrs Ed
ward J. Foy. Miss Ade.aid" Heath,
and Miss Frances TravFr. Little Miss
Carolyn Shusier and Miss Little Shu-
ster. daughters or Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
gan Shuster, Of New York, viii be
flower girls.
Clarence B. HeWcs viii be LIcut"n-
ant BoyIc's best man, and he Will have
a. ushers Commander Theodore
Jewell. L. :. y: Major Edgar T..
Hume. L. &. A: Lieut.. Trey Conway.
L. 5. "; sherman FairChiId. Of One
onto, y. Y, and Faymaster Philip
Metz. L. =. y PsymaSter Metz IL
taking the place OF Alexander r.
Douglas. Of New York, who is unable
10 be present.
TRder Canopy of Pink.
Quantities OF Dorothy Perkins
roses, hydrangeas and pink EIadioli
will be used as decorations and q