The Washington times., 1919-10-22

cred in pearls trimmed with wee
clusters of orange blossoms and
made with long court train. The
brides tulle veil, which Is banded
with lovely princess lace, will be
simply arranged. and she will carry
a shower bouquet Of white orchids.
The maids of matron of honor will
be gowned alike in blue taffeta COM
| bined with silver lace and will wear
picture hats of dark brown velvet
trimmed with fur fand tulle. They
will carry sheaves of pink chrysan-
themums. Little Miss Hibbard will
wear a dainty frock of embroidered
white null, with a wreath of posies
on her lovely blonde curls, and will
carry a colonial bouquet. Master
Hickey will wear a white duck Peter
Thompson suit.
When Mr.. Tierney and his bride
leave for their wedding trip, she will
wear a smart costume of henna duye-
tyn trimmed with possum fur and a
small duvetyn hat stitched with gold
They will live in Sharondale, KY. Mr..
Tierney's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J.
Tierney, of Philadelphia, are here for
the wedding, and other guests from
out of town are Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Watson, of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs
Stephen Hewitt, DIR. and Mrs. Lovett,
of Langhorne, Pa, and Miss Suzanne
de Bon. Mrs. Chambers, is visiting
the brides family.
Mrs. AIlerton Cushman will enter
tain at luncheon on Friday in COM
pliment to Lady Swaythling, who,
with Lord swaythling, is visiting the
minister of the Serbs. Croats and
Sloveness and Nine. Grouitch. Last
evening Lord and Lady Swaythling
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexan-
der Hunter Gait, who entertained a
box party at the Belasco Theater The
other guests were Mrs. Alexander
Glass, of Wheeling, w. Va; Mrs. Ro-
land c. RinSgold and Alexander Boil
ing Calf
DR.. and Nine. Grouitch have can
celled all their engagements for the
Week on account of the death Of the
Italian ambassador.
Phya Prabha Karavongse, minister
of Siam, arrived lin New York yes
terday on his way back to Washing
ton. He is accompanied by his daugh-
ter, who will finish her education at
one of the fashionable Washington
schools for young ladies after having
been at school in England for several
years.
Col. A F. A. N Thorne, assistant
military attache of the British en-
bassy, is in New York. where he went
to meet Mrs. Thorne and their FIVE
children. who arrived yesterday from
England aboard the Vauban Of the
Cunard Line. On their arrival in
| Washington Colonel and Mrs. Thorne
will take possession of Graystone, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Armat's place on the
edge of Rock Creek Park, which they
have leased for the season.
l. On account of the death Of the ItAl-
| ian ambassador, the Serbian fete,
| which was to have been given to-
! morrow and Friday in behalf of Mime.
Grouitch's Serbian Childrsn,s Aid, has
been postponed until Thursday, No
vember 6. that day the promised
matinee of vaudeville at the Belasco
Theater will be given and in the
evening there will be a cabaret show
| andNsupper dance at Wardman Park
Hotel.
Nine. Ekengren, wife Of the min
| lister of Sweden, has taken tickets for
the afternoon performance. and Mrs
Julian James has been added to the
list of boxholders on that occasion.
Most of the tables for the entertain
ment at Wardman Park Hotel have
already been engaged, and the audi
ence will consist of a representative
gathering of diplomatic, official, and
resident society folk.
Dcnne-Pricc wedding.
Miss Kathleen Editha Price, daugh-
' :.