The Washington times., 1919-10-20
PPENINGS IN SOCIETY
News of the Diplomats of Official SocMrs McAdoo White
HOuse-British Ambassador in New York

| play for the dancing, and there will
also be military band.
Major William Eric Fowler. who
has recently been released FROM the
service, will be floor manager, and
will be assisted by COMMITTEES of
prominent men. Mapor Fowler took
| prominent part in directing the ball
for the benefit of the permanent blind
relief and the Salvation Army ball,
which were two OF the most success
full events of last winter.
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer Is chair
: man of the ball committee
DR.. Morgan Returns.
Dr.. William Gerry Morgan has re-
turned from a brief visit in New
York, where Mrs. Morgan and Miss
Morgan are visiting friends. DR.. and
Mrs. Morgan have leased for the win
ter the home of Mrs. Annie Wells at
1904 Connecticut avenue, and viii
take possession November 1.
II. J. W. Heckrington, OF Catiff,
England, British delegate TO the labor
conference, has arrived in Washing
ton. and is staying at Wardman Park
Hotel
The officers and ladies Of the Of
fcers' Club of washington will give
reception on Saturday evening, from
o to IL o'clock, in honor OF Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. James McAndrew and the
officers and ladies of the faculty.
stan college, and Maj Gen. Clarence
c.. Williams. the chief of ordnance,
and the officers and ladies of the
Ordnance Department
A reception viii lbe held this even
ing from to / o'clock at Washing
ton Barracks, in the new Recreation
and Club Building OF the Welfare As
sociation of the selective Service Rec
ords Division, A. G. o.
Among those invited are Secretary
and Mrs. Baker, General Pershing and
STAFF. General and Mrs .MacAn--
drews. officers and ladies of fthe post,
Chaplain j. F. Duffy, Adjutant Gen.
eral Harris and Mr.. O'Brien, A G. o.
The marriage Of Miss Caroline Will
son, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Charles
G.. Wilson OF Clarkesville. Tenn. and
DIR. Herbert Kinkaid, of Knoxville,
Tenn. took place Saturday at noon in
| the Church of the Covenant. The
ceremony which was witnessed by a
! small company Of relatives and close
friends was performed by Rev.
Charles Wood pastor of the church.
The bride and bridegroom who were
unattended entered the church to-
gether. the bride wearing gown OF
taupe duvetyne trimmed with Aus
/ tralian- possum and a hat Of the same
shades. She wore corsage bouquet
Of orchids and lilies of the valley.
The usual wedding march was
omitted and instead an appropriate
program was rendeded by the organ
| ist of the church, Mr.. Murray. Miss
Meta Craig sang a group of beautiful
old English songs before the cere-
mony.
| Immediately after Dr.. and Mrs.
Kincaid left for New York, and from
there they will later go to Hot
Springs, Va
They will be at home in Knox
/ vile, Tenn. after November Is.
The out-of-town guests who at
tended the wedding were: Mr.. and
i Mrs. Joseph r.. Wilson of Baltimore.
brother and sister-in-law of the
I President; DR.. apd Mrs. Charles G..
| Wilson, mother and father of the
| bride; C. c. Wilson, brother of the
| bride; NJ. G. Wallace of Richmond,
| Va; Mr.. and Mrs Dan Slaughter Of
| Culpeper, Va, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
j. Lowe of New York City.
The Kappa Alpha Fraternity Of
George Washington University gave
a dance Friday evening for its
pledged men. After the eighth dance
the guests were gathered into the
main ball room to witness mock
wedding The participants were the
| pledge men. John c. Byers made a
most amusing speech, introducing
each member OF the wedding party.
After the wedding George Myers
sang several solos and later In the
evening refreshments were served.
| The chapenones were Mrs. w. r.
| Myers and Mrs. Sydney Hollingsworth.
James Hugh Davis, John Ward. and
| George Myers made UP the commit
| tee on arrangements.