The Washington herald., 1918-05-01
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satin trimmed In seed pearls and mar
abou. A long court train OF satin
finishes the costume. She carried
q shower bouquet of brides roses
and lilies Of the valley, and wore q
tulle veil held in place with q
wreath Of orange blossoms
Miss Barbara Smith was maid of
honor for her sister. and wore q
gown Of vari-colored net, draped
over apple green satin with q large
hat of black tulle trimmed In black
Paradise feathers. She carried pink
roses.
The ak bridesmaids wore organ
die frocks, Mrs. Roger Berry, sister
of the bride, and Miss Elizabeth
IRosenbaum being gowned in yellow;
Miss MAXWELL Church and Miss
Mamie Myers in blue. and Miss
Dorothy Copenhaver and Miss Olga
Pilsen in pink. The gowns were
simply made. white organdie fichus
being the only trimming. They
wore picture hats of black tulle,
trimmed in daisies to match their
dresses. Their flowers were pink
and blue snapdragons.
Little Miss Betty Hills and Miss
Susanne Crenshaw were flower girls
and carried baskets containing rose
petals, which they scattered before
the bride. They were dressed, one
In white organdie over blue. with
blue ribbon sash. and the other in
white organdie over pink. with pink
ribbon sash.
Lieut.. woodward Cook. u. S. N.
R., acted as best man for his
brother, and the ushers were DR.. j.
Fulmer Bright, Of Richmond: DR..
william j. Mallory. DR.. Robert 8.
Beale, Lieut.. ]. Morehead Emmett.
Charles Potter and Alfred Mckay.
The wedding was followed by q
reception at Sc. Thomas rectory in
New Hampshire avenue. Major Cook
will take his bride to Admission Ala,
where he is at present on duty.
Albert w. Russell, Of Detroit. who
il an assistant to Assistant Secretary
Of War Benedict Crowell. has given
up his apartment at the Shoreham,
and Is now at the Netherlands.
His sister, Miss Marion Russell, who
Is his guest. will go at the end Of the
week to visit her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Del
kema, at their home In Newton street.
Miss Marie Russell, who was visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Deikema, has returned
to her home in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay c. McLauchlan.
of Cleveland. who have passed the
winter at the Shoreham. have taken
q cottage at the Hot Springs. Va. for
the summer. They will take posses
sion Of it early in June.
The food administration unit Of the
woman's Naval Service. Inc. to be
known as the First One Thousand
Unit" will hold a mobilization meet
ing today at $50 o'clock in the audi
torium Of the new Interior Depart
ment Building. The meeting has been
arranged as a celebration OF Dewey
Day." the twentieth anniversary OF
the battle of Manila, and Mrs. George
Dewey, widow of the late Admiral OF
the navy. will be present.
Paymaster General Samuel Nc
Gowan, U. 8. N. and Miss Elizabeth
Poe, command ndant of the National
Service School, will speak.
The food administration unit. which
is still in its infancy. already numbers
800 members. and it is expected that
the goal of 1000 members shortly will
be reached. 1t Is organized along
military lines. with Miss Frances
Moore as commandant.
The unit has undertaken as its
special work the providing of maga-
zines. periodicals and games for men
on the ships.
The medical branch, Army Emer-
gency committee, urgently needs as
sistance in the making OF surgical
dressings for an emergency call.
Wives OF army and navy officers,
their friends and any of the branches
of the army emergency committee are
most earnestly urged to volunteer
their aid Glasses meet at the High
lands on Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday afternoons at 1:30 o'clock, and
on Thursday mornings from $50 till
1890.
The club of Colonial Danes will
hold its last business meeting of the
season Friday morning at II o'clock
in the home of Mrs. Samuel Spencer,
2Ol2 Massachusetts, avenue.
Lieut.. William Ziegler. jr., Ordnance
Department. u. s. r.. and Mrs.
Ziegler. of New York. who have been
occupying Medical Director and Mrs.
Frank Pleadwelrs house, 1878 r
street, for the winter. will move
shortly to the country home of DR..
and Mrs. Charles w. Richardson, in
Grant road. which they have leased
for the summer.
Lieut.. Theodore Marburg, jr., of the
Royal British Flying Corps. and Mrs.
Marburg were the weekend guests of
Mrs. Charles Bancroft Carroll at
Doughoregan Manor. having come
down for the Maryland Hunt Cup
race on Saturday. Lieut.. Marburg,
who has charge OF the recruiting in
the east for the aviation section, has
taken an apartment in New York.
Dances Of the Washington Golf and
Country Club for May will be held on
Saturdays, May 4 and IS.
The Washington Riding and Hunt
Club is inaugurating a series of out
musical rides, which have been given
In the ring on Tuesday evenings dur
ing the season. The first took place
Sesleiudy' Ihe Tluers ieaNlng tne ciuD
at o'clock. and making their way
through Rock Creek Park to Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis Upson's bungalow where
a buffet super was served.
J. Leonard ReplogIe, Of New York,
has leased Alrlie. the country home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman
on the edge Of Rock Creek Park, for
the aummer fnonfha on1 will faEa
possession this week. ]. Searlie Bar
clay. of New York, will share the
residence with him. Both Mr.. Rep
logic and Mr.. Barclay are connected
with the Council of National Defense.
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