The Washington herald., 1919-05-15

max and Stanley IT, Ridings; Samuel
]. Gompers, of the Department Of
Labor.
From the Walter Reed Hospital
Col. J. d. Glennan, u. s. A.. and Col
Ashford. From the U. S. Marine Corps
Headquarters-Col. A. s. McLemore.
officer In charge OF recruiting: Maj.
A. NJ. Watson and Capt. Beatty.
From the Navy Departmental. 8.
Curtis, chief clerk: Mr.. B. s. Leizear,
Office chief of naval oerations: Mrs.
Anna r. Calf. bureau Of steam en-
cheering: Mrs. Minnie ID. Taylor. bu-
reau Of construction and repair: Miss
Helen @. O'Neill, bureau OF navisa-
ton. Mrs. Kate F. Paulding and Rear
Admiral Samuel MCGOWAN.
From the District Building-Conrad
II. Syme. corporation counsel for the
District, and chief assistant.
From the Office of the Alien Prop
erty Custodian--Williams NJ. Pope.
From the United States Shipping
Board-Elmer E Rogers. chairman
committee; James v. Converse. as
sistant secretary both Shipping Board
and Emergency Fleet Corporation;
John A. Lutz. Office manager: Herman
Laue. assistant to Mr. Meriwether.
in charge Of publicity; E. ]. Skidmore.
appointment clerk; w. L. Solcau, as
sistant cmptroller; Thomas ]. Dono-
van, who represents the division Of
operations: c. f. Dobson, secretary
Port and Harbors Facilities Commits
sion.
From the Federal Trade Commis-
sion-J. P. Yoder and Mr.. Warren
Il. Choate.
From the Treasury Department
Paul Meyers. chief clerk.
From the Washington Navy Yard
Lieut.. Doxey and Mr.. Hellmuth.
Mrs. Downey. wife of Judge Downey.
entertained at n bridge party followed
by tea yesterday afternoon at the Will
lard.
Mrs. George F. Cooper. wife Of
house guest of Mrs. Ross Thomp-
son. was the guest of honor at an
informal luncheon given yesterday
by Mrs. William A. Hill. A num-
her of charming hospitalities are
being arranged in honor of Mrs.
Cooper during her stay here.
Mrs. Charles NJ Ffoulke enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday at her
residence in Massachusetts, avenua.
Her guests were Mrs. Charles Wood
hull. Miss Amaryllis Giilett. Mrs
Charles Randolph Miner. Princess
Ghika. Mrs. Francis S. Nash. Miss
Charlotte Pendleton. Mrs. Claude
B. Mayo. Mrs. Harold Walker. Mrs.
Charles Whitman wetmore. Mrs.
Piper and Miss Adeline Piper, of
Baltimore. Mrs. Dudley Capers and
Mrs. Ffoulke Smith.
An interesting wedding was that last
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
John Henry Miller. Friendship
Heights, Nd. when their daughter,
Mary Marguerite. became the bride
of Captain John Harold Wilson, Unit
ed States Coast Artillery. The Rev
Herbert F. Randolph. pastor of
Foundry Church, officiated in the cere-
mony, which was witnessed by rela-
tives and a few intimate friends. The
couple made their vows before a bower
OF palms. oak leaves and yellow and
white marguerites and the house was
banked with oak leaves and marguer-
ties. Mrs. James c. Dulin. jr., sang
Il Love You Truly" and "Oh Promise
Me-" accompanied by Mrs. Cyril Jones'
The bride. who was given in marriage
by her father, wore a gown of ivory
Georgette over silver cloth, elabor-
ately embroidered with pearls, the lat =
ter having been worn on her mothers
wedding gown. Her court train of
satin hung from the shoulders and
her long tulle veil. held in place by
a circle of orange blossoms. flared at
the back of the head and fell in folds
to the end of the train. Her only
ornament was a string OF pearls. the
gift of the bridegroom. She carried a
shower bouquet of bride roses and
lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Miller attended her daughter
as matron of honor and was gowned
in embroidered flesh-colored Georgette
and carried radiance roses. Little
Miss Marjorie Miller. Of Cleveland
Park. was flower girl and wore pale
yellow organdy and carried a silver
basket of yellow and white marguer-
ties. Mr.. Donald Wilson was best
man for his brother and Mr.. NJ. Jack
son Miller was usher. During the
reception following the ceremony the
young couple was assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Wilson, mother
of the bridegroom. Stringed instru-
ments. concealed by palms and ferns.
furnished the music. The color
scheme of the dining room, where re-
freshments was served. was pink.
Later in the evening Capt. and Mrs.
Wilson left for a wedding trip. the
brides going-away dress being a king
blue jersey with navy blue dolman
and a small fower-trimmed turban.
Capt. Wilson, who is a Washington
man. recently returned from eighteen
months service in France. He is now
stationed at Fort Totten, Long Island.
y. Y.
Mrs. Hammond, who Is a ee-gold
stripe member of the Salvation Army.
assisted by two Salvation Army
lassies. will fry doughnuts. which will
be sold with coffee by Salvation Army
girls on the porch of the Wardman
Park Inn during the afternoon and
evening on Monday. Mrs. Hammond
served right at the front for eighteen
months or more and was decorated for
bravery. The girls who will help her
to fry the doughnuts were also decor
ated for bravery for their service at
the front.
The bazaar which will be given dur
ing the afternoon and also while the
ball Is going on in the evening is
arousing much interest because of the
wide variety of things to be sold and
the prominent society maids and ma
irons who will be in charge of the
booth. Mrs. Roy Neuhauser Is chair
man of the poster and book booth and
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