The Washington times., 1918-12-26

and Mrs. William Mason Wright, WHO
entertained for her debutante daugh-
ter. Miss Marjorie Wright
RedneId TO New York.
William c. Redheld. Secretary Of
Commerce, will go to New York the
latter part OF this week on a business
trip and will remain over New year
Day. Mrs. Redfeld wfll not accom-
pany him, as her son-in-law ana
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X.
Drury,I and their small son, WiIllam
Redheld Drury, are with her for the
holidays.
n, and Mrs. Redheld are making their
home in Boston, where he is on duty
for the present.
The marriage of Miss Sara Price
Collier, daughter of Mrs. Price Col
IIer. and Lieut.. Charles Fellowes Cor
don, r N, flag lieutenant to Vice
Admiral Sir William Lowther Grant,
will take place on Monday Decem-
ber 80, in St Thomas Church. II
will be a military wedding. and the
young couple will be attended oy d
large bridal party.
Mrs. John Hervey Young Will en-
tertain at a tea this afternoon at her
residence, S12 Seventeenth street, 10
introduce her daughter, Miss Eliza
beth HamIin Young. MI. Young
will be assisted. by Mrs. B. H. War
der, Mrs. Frank +. Fletcher, Nine.
NordvaIl, wife of the special Swedish
Commissioner, Mime. Hankar. MRS.
Franklin Rogers and Miss Amaryl-
lis Gillett. Tomorrow evening Mrs.
Young will give a dance in compli-
ment to her daughter. the guests be-
ing Miss Young's sister. debutantes
and other members Of the younger
set.
Edouard de Billy. deputy high COM
missioner OF France, and Mime. de
Billy will be hosts at an interesting
function this afternoon when they
will entertain a distinguished COM
pany of diplomats. officials and resi-
/ dent society folk at a Christmas tree
party at their home in S street. The
celebration is arranged in honor OF
the return of Alsace-Lorraine, the
"lost provinces" to- France.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Blair Spencer are
spending Christmas with Mrs. Spen-
GERS mother. Mrs. John A Johnston:
Mrs. Spencer's small sons. Jack and
Tommy Summerlin. are also with Mrs.
Johnston.
It has been Mrs. Johnston's custom
for many years to keep open house
New Year Day when in Washington.
| but she will not receive this year, as
RriRadier General Johnston is In
France.
Can't. Larkfn w. Glazebrook, jr., U.
/ s. A, who has been invalided home
from France, spent Christmas with
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. Larkin W.
| Glazebrook. He is still under treat
ment at a hospital in New York and
will return there today.
! Announcement is made of the mar
rage of Col Otway Calvert Berry
man, U. S NJ c.. formerly of Wash
ington, to Miss Mary A Sullivan. The
wedding took place on December IL,
| in the Chapel of Our Lady of Qua
deIupe at Los Angeles. Cal. Colonel
and Mrs. Bergman will make their
home in Los Angeles.
| GrabIII-smIth wedding.
A pretty home wedding took place
last night at Takoma Park, wher
Miss Mary EIoise GrabTll. daughter
/ of Mr.. and Mrs Lee Roberts Grabill
became the bride of Jesse BOND
| Smith.
The ceremony was performed a
T, the home of the brides parents. tbs
i Rev. Christian Martin Young. rector
i OF Trinity Church. Takoma parish
acting as officiating minister. The
bride was given in marriage BY mel
father.
Her gown was OF ivory crepe me
teor embroidered with pearls. She
carried a shower bouquet OF whit'
roses.
The bride was attended by her sis
ter, Mrs. William Warner, of Van
couver, British Columbia. as matror
of honor, and by her cousin. Mis-
Ethel Thelma Hazard, as maid o.
honor Mrs. Warner wore white trim
med with gold. and Miss Hazard wor,
white trimmed with silver Boti
carried bouquets of red roses.
Escorted on the arm OF her father
the bride walked through an aisle o
evergreen held by Miss Carol Walker
Miss Ethel Yohe, Miss Lisalia Nc
Caffrey, Miss Mary Lerch, Miss Rutl
Van Houton, and Miss Belle Watson
Lee Roberts Grabill. brother of tn
bride, was best man.
| The brides mother wore silver tbs
sue veiled in net OF the same color