The Washington herald., 1919-11-06

will follow at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Randall, In that city.
Miss Randall will have her young
sister Miss Betty Randall as her
maid Of honor. and the two brides
maids will be Mrs. James A. Gary.
jr.. who. before her marriage re-
Gently, was Miss Ann Franklin Key
ser. and Miss Mary. Med. Beirne, of
Richmond, a sister of Mr., Beirne.
John Gaylor.i OF this city. formerly
Of Virginia. will be the best man.
and the ushers will be Charles Wat
ktns and DR.. Darlington Williams,
of Richmond; Capt. stuart Leake,
U. s. a; Miss Randall's two broth
ers. William A. Randall and Richard
II. Randall and her cousin, BIanch-
ard Randall. jr.
Mr.. Beirne lived In Baltimore for
several years before going overseas
with the American sExpeditionary
Forces. He is a son OF the late Col.
Richard F. Beirne. of Virginia Miss
Randall, who was Hesented to So
ciety several seasons ago, has been
active IN the Junior League and the
Bryn Mawr School League.
MRS. NORMAN
RETURNED.
Mrs. Guy Norman, who was visit
ing in Boston. has closed her estate
In Newport and returned to this city.
After visit of some weeks with
Mrs. William c. Endicott, at the old
family estate in Danvers, o. Canon
and Mrs. Carnegie have sailed for
their home In England. Mrs. Endi-
cott, mother Of Mrs. Carnegie, ac-
companied them to New York to see
them sail. Mrs. Carnegie, by a pre-
vious marriage. became the wife Of
Hon. Joseph Chamberlain. the late
distinguished British statesman. She
Is pleasantly remembered in WASH
ington as Miss Endicott when she
lived here while her father was a
member Of President Cieveiand's
cabinet.
Surgeon General Rupert Blue was
host at dinner last evening at the
Chevy Chase Club.
Col. and Mrs. George s. Patton
will entertain at dinner this even
Ing for their guest, Mrs. Keith Mer-
rill. wife Of a United States vice
consul in London. and sister of Mrs.
Patton. Gen. Pershing and the Dr.
rector OF the Consular Bureau and
Mrs. Wilbur Carr will be in the
party.
Miss Frances Jean Rayner. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs.. william B. Ray
ner. who will be married to David |
Loudon johnson on Friday. Novem-
Der 21. will have but one attendant,
Mrs. Robert W. Wells. who will be |
matron of honor. And Mr.. John |
sons brother. Arthur johnson, will |
be his best man. The wedding will |
be Mt o'clock at the home OF Mr.. |
and Mrs. Rayner in Connecticut |
avenue. the Rev. DR.. Charles Wood, |
pastor of the Church of the Cove |
nant, officiating. Owing TO illness,
members only Of the Immediate |
families Of bride and bridegroom, |
with a few intimate friends, will be |
present. An informal reception will |
follow the ceremony. Mr.. johnson
and his bride expect to make their |
home In Cleveland. Ohio.
Mrs. George Barnett. wife of Gen. |
Barnett, commandant of the Marine |
Corps. with her daughters, Miss |
Leila Gordon and Miss Anne Cor
don. will leave Monday for a short
stay in New York.
MRS. MCDONALD
ENTERTAINED.
Mrs. James Mcdonald and her
son, Arthur Bradley Campbell, gave
a dinner followed by bridge last
night.
Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman,
who has been visiting Mrs. McDon-
aid. has returned to New York. Mrs.
son, Maj. w. w. Hoffman,
was attached to the suite of King
Albert Of Belgium while he was in
this country. and Queen Elizabeth
signally honored Mrs. Hoffman.
With her lady-in-waiting and MEM
bers of her encourage. her majesty
spent the greater part Of the Sun
day morning she was In New York
at Mrs. Hoffman's home. and during
her visit here Mrs. Hoffman and her +
hostess. Mrs. Mcdonald, were re-
ceived by King Albert and Queen
The audience followed
the royal party's return from their
to Mount Vernon.
Maj. Gen. William NJ. Black. chief
Of engineers, who was recently re-
tired. and Mrs. Black were the
guests of honor at a dinner given
last night at Rauscher's by a num-
ber of officers OF the engineer corps.
Miss Lindsay Wood. debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs waddy B.
Wood. gave a detutante luncheon
yesterday at the Wood residence in
Bancroft place. Her guests were