The Washington times., 1918-11-02

, MISS SIDNEY BURLESoN,
10 viii be among her attendants,
Mrs. 'Dougherty is chairman Of the
salvage division Of the Red Cross
which has been a great success. Mrs.
Dougherty-5 has been visiting Mrs.
Light for'isevera weeks. She : is
now at the Shoreham. - L,
'CapR Count Enrico Luserna,. di
Campfglione, y assistant military at
tache OF the ItaliRn embassy, enter
tained at aDH6noween dinner and
house .warmi1e Gin his. new ; apart
ment on Thursday. evening. The
guestsawere Judge and Mrs.@WiflISm
Ham. Coll and Mrs. Louis Chappelear,
Mrs. Charles Eaird. Mrs. Charles
Keene, Mrs! John Reynolds, Miss
Marguerite .Ames, Lieutenant Bot
taro. and Lieutenant DAmico, of the
italian military mission and Mr.. Al
FAM. ~. Z
- At +PinlIco Races.
Many little parties Of society. .peo-
pie went over to the opening of the
Pimlico races yesterday. Among
those who have boxes for the meet
are the former Russian Ambassador
and-Mme. Ballhmetefr, Brig. Gen.
James A. Buchanan. and State SEN
ator and Mrs. Richard johnson. Of
Laurel Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brooks,
tr-. the latter formerly Miss Louise
Cromwell'f OF thisycfty, entertained, a
party in their box. yesterday. Brig.
Gen. Charles Lee chief OF the aviation
division of the British war mission
here. and Mrs Lee were. the. honor
guests at lunohson preceding the
races. Kensett Brown was their host.
His other guests, were Mr., and Mrs.
Chauncey olcott and Captain Tillie, of
the British army. 2.
Miss Hope Butler will deliver an
address on the war work of Amerf-
can women In France at, the resi-
dence of Mrs. Frank b. Eoyes. 1899
Vermont avenue, this afternoon. Fol-
lowing her address Arthur Hunger
ford. who, as a Y. M C. A secretary.
has been seyen months in France and
who. in the course of his work in the
front-line Vtrepches. was wounded1
twice. will-Srecount some of his ex-
periences-
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Todd MalIery.
whose marriage took place October
21, are spending their honeymoon at
Yama Farms, N. Y. Mrs. MaIlery
was formerly Miss Louise Marshall.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George E.
of Chicago. Mr.. Mallery Is
connected with the war polieios board
In Washington, and they will be at
home att Newlands street, Chevy
chSse. --which, they haye taken for
Lhe season
Captain Doran In France.
Word has been received Of the safe
arrival OF Capt. william B. Doran
overseas Mrs. Doran will make her
nome with her father at IIo2 P street
until Captain Doran returns, when
they will 60 to California
Mrs. Do4an was formerly Mss Dial
Tinman, OF this city. and u 4 niece
of the late Senator Benjamin R TILL
nan OF South Carolina Her marriage
took place at the Hotel NcAlpir IN
New York city IN the early fall.
TIE marriage OF Miss Irs=e 4.
daughter OF M-. ard Ms.
George God-on, o. 4sos Georgia ave
aue, and Howard Noack took place
n the presence OF only relatives end
intimate friends on wednesday even
ng at o'clock.
Miss Helen Parsons was the brides
maid of honor. and J. B. Godron, |
brother Of the bride, was the best |
nan
The ceremony was performed In the |
living room Of the new home of the |
,oung couple, which was appropriate
y decorated in autumn leaves and |
'erns, the Rev. j. B. Rupley, OF ST. |
G&rks English Lutheran Church, |
the osrenony. AfceE an |
rfo-raI reception Mr.. and Ms. Noaek |
eft to-, short wedding tip,
A-aoraesae=t Is made OF the mar
,iage Of Miss Ruth Gundry and En-
Iign Frederick S, Snyder. o. S. N. |
rhe ceremony. which took place to-
lay, was performed by Chaplain A.
'. Evsryt. u. S. N. In the ofice OF
Chaplain John. B. Frazier at the head
quarters OF the Chaplains' Corps, U. |
J. NJ, in Corcoran Courts.
EfazSar-Hsrpes.
NJ. AID M=s. A. S, Harper. o. Wash
agtoa. announce the marriage of
heir daughter, Miss, Gertrude Eliza
.erS Harper 70 Rzynond'H- Rinnear.
Vhich took place iRl Chicago on o.
ober %. The bride has many frtsnds
n washfnFton. having lived here all
"a: :.::e. ~. E.gasS- Is resident
= New "o.E S.1G .:Ss Business .zIe.-
'sIs q. CEseSSo, St -|oG;s zSG oJ..s:
..T.es o: TIE West
Nr. and MrS. kinaeaS WI make
heir home IN 'St' Louis fors,the win