The Washington times., 1918-12-11

wedding of Morgan Salvador Enteran
Mrs. McAdOO at Home.

which she has leased for the winter.
Colonel Haight has recently been in
valided back from France and isS
patient at Walter Reed Hospital.
The marriage of Miss Hannah Ran
dolph and Robert Spear Hudson, OF
London, third secretary of the British
embassy, which took place yesterday
afternoon, was performed at the home
of the brides cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Penrose Keith, OF Philadel-
phia. by Monsignor William Kieran,
of St. Patrick's Church. OF that city.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, Philip S. P. Randolph,
and was sttended by her sister, Mrs.
John Randolph Fell, who will be re-
membered as Miss Dorothy Randolph.
The other attendants were the small
nieces and nephews of the bride, Miss
Dorothy Fell. Miss Emile Stevenson,
John R. Fell. jr., and A. ]. Antelo
Devereaux. jr.
The bride was gowned In white bro
cade, trimmed with old family lace
and with a tuIle veil. and she carried
a bouquet of Gala lilies. The matron
of honor wore turquoise blue velvet
and a hat OF satin in the same shade.
trimmed with an ostrich plume. A
bouquet OF blue and lavender orchids
completed the costume.
The children wore velvet, the little
girls being in blue and the boys in
black.
Mr.. Hudson had Ronald Campbell.
of London, first secretary at the Brit
ish embassy at Washington. for his
best man. and the following served
as ushers: Nigel Law, Crawford
nlfvar all FnamherS
OF the British embassy. and Emlen
Randolph. a brother of the bride.
A reception followed.
At the termination of their wedding
journey the bride and bridegroom
will make their home in Washington,
where they have taken a house In
avenue.
Cong. and Mrs. CantrIIl Entertain
Congressman and Mrs. ]. Campbell
will entertain at dinner to-
night in compliment to Congressman
Pat Harrison, who has been. elected
Senator from Mississippi. Both Mr..
Harrison and Mr.. Cantrill are mem
bers of the Rules Committee of the
The guests will be the other
members of the committee-Congre
man Edward w. Pou. chairman; Con-
gressman Finis J. Garrett. Congress
man Martin d. Foster, Congressman
Philip p. Campbell, Congressman Will
lam A. Rodenberg, Congressman
Bertrand H. Smell, Congressman NJ
Clyde Kelly. Congressman Thomas ID.
Schall, and CongressmaR Daniel j.
Riordan. The only absentee will be
Simeon d. Fess, who Is
at his home in Ohio. Mrs. Cantrlll
hA Nvf
the only lady present.
Hartley wheatley has arrived in
to spend the Christmas
with his mother, Mrs.
Samuel Wheatley.
At the marriage OF Miss Elizabeth
Rush Porter, daughter of Mrs. John
Biddle Porter. and Frederick c. Fear
ing, in Philadelphia on December %.
Miss Ellen Mary Cassatt will be the
brides principal attendant. The
will be Misses z. Gwen
and Dorothy H. Barnes. Mr..
Fearing's brother, Joseph Lea Fear
ing. of Ga ago. will be best man. and
the ushers will be Francis B. Biddle
and Charles S. Wood. of Philadelphia,
and Andre Pilot. Frank Halpin and Z.
fenuluB ION ElcESOus VI ANC" 1 VI ~
Beginning tomorrow, Mrs. /. L.
Lenroot will be at home informally
from 4 to 6 o'clock the second Thurs
lay in each month at her apartment
IN the Woodward.
A large company OF diplomats. Of
dcials and residential society filled
The Knickerbocker Theater yesterday
At the second and last presentation
II the official films taken under the
direction of the military intelligence
division. showing the American troops
in action at the front Among those
In the company were the new Chilean
and Nine. Matthew. the
Charge d'AfaIres of Mexico and Nine.
Rojo, the Bolivian Minister and Nine.
-alderon. the Guatemalan Minister
and nearly all South and Central
members OF the Diplomatic
Corps. e.
Alliance Francsise Lecture.