The Washington times., 1918-11-02

will attend the marriage OF
Miss Lucy Kyle BurlesoH,
daughter of the Postmaster
General and Mrs. Albert Sidney Bu-le-
ron. and Ensign Charles Greer
Grimes, U. S. N. which will be sol
emnized this afternoon at 4:45 o'clock
in st. Johns Church.
The only other guests at the cere-
mony, which will he performed by the
rector of the church. the Rev. Dr. Re-
land Cotton Smith, will be the mcm-
bers of the families OF the bride and
bridegroom. Mr.. Burleson's associates
in the Cabinet, with the ladies OF
their families, and a very few close
/, friends of the young couple. Are
ception, to which a number of other
guests from official, diplomatic and
Iesldent society have been asked, VIII
follow the ceremony and will be held
in the historic old home of the Post
master General and Mrs Burleson In
street.
Miss .BurIeson, who will be given
in marriage. by, her father. will De
attended, by her older sister, hrs.
Richard Van Wyck Negley. OF Aus
tin, Tex. as matron Of honor, and
will have two bridesmaids, he.
younger sister, Miss sidney Burleson,
and Miss Mary Grimes, sister of the
bridegroom. Ensign E. J. 3. Cor
man. U. SAN. will be best man for
Mr. 'Grimes. The s'ushers will be
Commander. J.. n. Hancock. Lieuten-
ant Commander Donald Riley, Lieut.,
Richard Dawson. us. A. and W.
8. lCarr.s 2s =
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Grimes. of Day
ton.s parents OF 4the bridegroom, and
Miss Grimes reached town on Thurs
day and are staying at the Arlington.
Othr guests from out-of-town Here for
the wedding are Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
William ". Judaon. who. are staying
with Mrs. Charles s. Bromwell; Miss
Emma Mcdonald. a niece; Mf BurIe-
son., and the Misses Marjorie and
Natalie Arnold. OF Havefhin, Mass.
Miss ;McDonald, whose home,-is In
Texas, and the Misses Arnold are
staying at the Burleson home.
Altar a weeks. honeymoon.v Mr..
Grimes and his bride win return to
Washington, lwhere' he is at present
on duty. They will: make their home.
here and have an apartment in view.
President Wilson received the
French, Ambassador N. JusserSnd,7 at
the White House this Afternoon. :
1EnoDf Oore HerEs~t.aT -
The President viii receive. .the Rts
Rev. Charles Gore, b. DID. C. L.
Lord Bishop OF oxford, atStHe White
House on Monday afternoon. The bishop
accompanied by his chaplain, the Rev.
E. Edward r. Broklebank, reached
town this morning ana are ssweek-end.
guests OF the Rt Rev. Alfred Hard
ing. Bishop of Washington. at the
Cathedral Close, Mount Saint ,dbats
This afternoon. Bishop Hardticg wuil
give an informal reception. at which
the clergy of the diocese will meet
the Lord Bishop OF Oxford i
Mrs. Robert ? Lansing opened her
house in Eighteenth street yesterday,
at . o'clock for mesting
in the interest q the War Camp Com
munity Service. asking as many Of
her friends as she could gather at
short notice to meet Charles White
claire, Y. II. C. a worker, who told
most interestingly of the service in
Palestine, where he. had been on duty
just back of the fEont.s4 and entered
Jerusalem with General Allenby's vic
torious troops.
The Secretary of the 'Interior. and
Mrs. Lane entertained at a small in
dinner last evening in compli-
ment to Mrs John W.. Davis, wife OF
the new American Ambassador to
Great Britain. p - /
The Secretary. of Commerce, and |
Mrs. RedfeId have gone to New York |
for hEief visit and are staying at !
he Belmont hotel They will return
10 town on Tuesday. -,
SO ~ ,E
Senator PheIsa Away.
Senator James D. PheIan has gone
% New Hampshire to take part IN the
and is making a series OF
Ipeeches.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Fremont Smith,
whose Washington residence has been
eased to Mr.. and Mrs. George How
lrd, will spend the winter in Boston
they are still a. their summer home
n Bar Harbor
Sir Henry Babington Smith, acting
British High Commissioner, and
5eonrey Butler, witnessed the per-
iormance of Freedom" at the Cen
ury Theater, New York. last evening.
Mrs Johp .JohnSton Nrffa OIL