The Washington herald., 1918-10-25
IN the Social Worlo
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By MAUD MsDOUGALL.

President Wilson received ye=tcr-
day Afternoon the distinguished group
cf Roman Catholic clergy headed by.
the Re- Rev. Frederick william Kest-
ing. bishop OF Northampton, England,
and the RI Rev. E1gene Julien,
bishop OF ArrGs, France, who arc
spending several days in Washing
TON. having come to tEis country to
take part 10 Cardinal Gibbons golden
juSttse celebration.
The audience with the President
followed the luncheon which the Rt.
Rev. Thomas :. shahan. rector Of the
Catholic University. gave yesterday
for the visiting prslates. who are Ills
guests The company to meet them
numbered about eighty, and included
dtplomats, men prominent in official
NE and In educational and profess
sIona- circles. The French Ambassa-
dor. NJ Jusserand: Edward Douglas
White, Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of the Unl.sd States; Philander
p. claxton. conSnissioner OF educa-
tion: Edouard de Billy and Louis
Auhert. OF the Freach High Commits
sion; Mr.. Jameson. editor OF the
American Review and Shane Leslie
editor OF the Dublin Eevisy and n
member OF the British delegation to
Cardinal Gibbons Jubilee. we're
among those prcsoat.
Last night NJ. de Billy, Deputy High
Commissioner OF France, entertained
at dinner IN compliment to Bishop
Julien and the French members or
the mission, and tomorrow evening
they will dine with the French Am
bassdor and A1ne. Jusserand.
Grafton II. Pyne, Of New York. who
ls now with the War Industries
Board. Is making his home while in
Washington with J. Searle Barclay.
at 1899 Twenty-ninth street, the
residence leased from Capt. and
Mrs. Ward Brown. Lieut. William
Rhlnelander Stewart, jr., L. S. ~.
who shared the house with Mr..
Barclay last winter, Is now in France.
Miss Fay krmistead Hull. daughter
of Mrs Peyton Randolph Hull, and
Lieut.. John Doe Van Wagner,
Army Service Corps. Judge Advocate
Generals Department. were married
last evening at the home OF the
hride's mother IN Corcoran street.
The news will come a. a surp"'3e to
many of Miss Hulrs friends in Wash
ineton. as no announcement of the
engagement had been made. PrepAra-
tions for the wedding were FASTENED,
as Lieut.. Van Wagner is under or
ders to sail for France.
The ceremony. which took place at
o'clock. was performed by the Rev.
DR.. c. Ernest Smith. rector of 81.
Thomas Church. and only members
OF the two families were present.
The bride was given in marriage by
her. mother and her two sisters, Mrs.
Auzustin NJ Prentiss and Miss Olga
Hull. were her attendants. Mrs.
Prentiss Is the wife of Maj Prentiss.
Coast Artillery Corps. L. 5. A. now
in France. Earl Van Wagner was
best man for his brother
Miss Hull wore a lovely gown Of
soft ivory satin and tulle veil held
in place BY a becoming cap of rose
point lace. and she carried a shower
bouquet OF bride roses and lilies Of
the valley. Her sisters were gowned
alike in frocks of white net and flet
lace. and carried pink snapdra gons.
Immediately after the ceremony
Lieut. Van Wagner and his bride
left for a brief wedding trip.
Miss Martha Goldman has re-
turned after spending the summer
at Newport, and Is at her residence,
214j Decatur place.