The Washington times., 1919-02-28

| "aroman Park Inn FOR the DenenI OF
the Washington Diet Kitchen. Mrs.
Mesta has q box tonight for the ball
for the Episcopal Home for Children.
The Officers Of the Eleventh cavaI-
~, U. S. A, at Fort Myer, will give an
exhibition drill tonight at 8 o'clock,
followed by q hop in the bandroom.
Il has been many months since So
ciety enjoyed one Of the wonderful
J cavalry drills such as were given
4 each week until the United States
entered the war.
Mrs. James Lockett, wife OF the
commanding officer at Fort Myer, as
sisted by Mrs. Tompkins and Mrs.
w. Z, P. French, will receive the
guests. General March, chief Of
stan, will be q guest In the box OF
Colonel ana Mrs. Locket, and several
boxes win be used ror foreign Of
hcers. The Riding and Hunt Club
has a box. The danceroom will be
decorated with fags, rifles and
sabsrs, and the trophies won by the
Eleventh cavalry, which has carried
the U. s. A. Many parties from the
city will 20 over for the drill and
dance.
H6nSrsd ~ italian King.
Maj. Gen. Emilio Guslemotti has
BEEN awarded the high honor Of be-
ing named honorary eide de camp
general te his majesty, the King Of
Italy. for the exceptionally good
Sefvices rendered a. military attaehe
10 the royal italian embassy.
Miss WhitFidge WedA-
The marriage Of Miss Dorothy
whitrldEe, daughter OF DR.. Roland
Barker whItridse. and Norris T. Ray
mond, Of Albady, n. r. was solemn
lzed yesterday at noon in the Bethle-
hem Chapel, Cathedral OF Sts. Peter
ana Paul, with Canon William L De-
Vriss, cousin of the bride, officiating.
Owing to the recent death Of the
brides mother the wedding was quite
Simple and only relatives and inti-
mate friends were present.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs Raymond left for a wedding
trip and eventually they will make
their home In Albany. Mr.. Raymond.
who holds q commission IS lieutenant
In the naval reserve, has bean placed
on the inactive list. He Is the son OF
the late Rev. ana Mrs. Andrew Van
Nrahkes Raymond.
The little chapel was ehArmingly
decorated for the wedding with, palms,
pink roses and liiacB. The bride, who
was given in marriage BY her father,
wore lovely gown Of ivory satin and
tulle veil banded with lovely ola
rose point lace. Her ornaments were
q beautiful old.fashioned necklace OF
seed pearls, an heirloom, and a dta-
mond brooch, the gift OF the BRIDE
groom. She carried white sweet peas
and white Iilacs.
Miss Elsie Hirst, Of Philadelphia,
who was maid Of honor, was gowned
In gray georgette crepe over rose
ecloPed silk and wore q gray geofgette
That trimmed with silver and rose.
Her bouquet of pink sweet peas was
| tied with old blue and silver ribbons.
Arthur Raymond, Of Albany, q cousin
Of the bridegroom, was best man.
| The brides going away costume IL
q smart suit Of purple velvet, with
waisteoat OF white corded silk, and
| with this she will wear q becoming
todue Of purple straw trimmed with
| purple velvet cherries.
Among the out t-0f-toWn guests at
the wedding were the brides uncle
and aunt, M. and Mrs. Thomas Whit
| ridge, Of Baltimore; MrB. Frank Ffick,
OF Detroit; LGwraSon Riggs, Of Bal
timore; Miss Miriam Raymond, of Buf-
falo. sister of the Bridegroom; his
cousins, Mrs. Thompson and Miss Nil
Ter, of New Jersey, and Mrs. Ray
mond, wife of the best man. Miss
Alice Riggs, OF Warrington, was
among those present at the ceremony.
The bride was TO have made her
debut in washington this winter, but
mourning in the family prevented her
taking part in society.
Mrs. FIIIeP to Give Tea.
Mrs. Theodore TiIler will be hostess
for the regular Friday afternoon tea
to be given by the League Of Amer
ican P6nwomsn this afternoon from
I to o'clock. Mrs. Tiller, who
Is one Of the most active workers in
the league, will be assisted by Miss
z. c. Atwood, Mrs. Blanche Beaton,
Mrs. Rachel Tongate Beck, Miss B.
B. Barklay, Mrs. Mary st. Clair Black
burn, Mrs X 8. Brooks, Mrs. Emily
Newell Blair, Mrs. 2. B. Barrow, and
Mrs. Gilmer Brsnlssr. Before tea is
served there will be an address on the
League of Nations, and a musical
program will be given.
Miss TaSEaFt to Receive.
Miss Eta Louise Taggart will
give reception this afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Edward B.
Gibson. wife of Lieutenant Com
niander Gibson. o. S. N. and Mrs.
sanksy Bacon. wife Of Lieutenant
Commander Bacon, U. S. NJ who
have both recently come to Wash
Ington to make their homes. Miss
Taggart will be assisted in recslv-
Ing by her mother, Mrs. Hugh T.
Taggart, Miss Isabel Taggart, Miss
Frances Stynson, Miss Gladys PuEh,
Miss Thelma Balm, Miss Olive GET
ear Mias NiIdPAd Handy Miss CsaId