The Washington herald., 1919-06-11

ton. d. c. and q grandson of Gen.
James Longstreet. Of Georgia. He
is q graduate Of Western High
School and of the class of 1919 of
the United States Military Academy
at West Point. N. Y.
The brides attendants were Miss
Jane McIlhenny, maid of honor. and
Misses Elizabeth WHEEL
chel. Marion Johnson, Blanche
Bryan. Margaret Braitmayer, Ade-
laide Pierce and Mary Louise Case
beer, Of Somerset. Pa. The best
man was the groom's brother, En-
sign John e. whelchel, jr., u. 8. N.
The Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, of
st. Margaret's Church. performed
the ceremony.
The wedding was to have taken
place in September. and the change
of date was due to foreign orders
which the groom has received. Only
the immediate family and closest
friends were present at the ceremony.
Ensign Ninian Beall. U. 8, N, son
of Postmaster Franklin B. Beall. Of
Cumberland. Md, and Miss Vivian
s. Bell. OF Cumberland. were married
in this city early In the week,
Ensign Beall graduated with the
class Of midshipmen last week
from the Naval Academy. His
leave extends to July 1, when he
will report at Newport News for duty
on the Orizaba-
A beautiful wedding Of last evening
was that OF Miss Edna Novella Glienl,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Gliem
of Chevy Chase. and Lieut.. Eugene
Chase Cassidy. U. s. "A. The cere-
mony took place at 8 o'clock, Canon
Austin officiating. in the presence of
a small company Of relatives.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, was attended by
Miss Grace Clark as maid of honor,
and the bridesmaids included Miss
Airline Perry and Miss Marie Gliem Of
Philadelphia. Lieut.. Leo Post, U. s.
A.. was the best man.
A reception followed for the rela-
tives and intimate friends. Among
the out-of-town guests here for the
wedding were Mrs. U. G. Cassidy,
mother Of the bridegroom, and his
brother. Mr.. Emile Cassidy Of In
Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Fisher, Mrs. z. c. Gliem and Miss
Gliem OF Philadelphia and Mrs. John
]. Fitzgerald of New York.
Washington society will go to Bal
timore Saturday to attend the fete
champetre to be given by the Free
NJ fund that afternoon
and evening at "Chetolah," the coun-
try estate at Ruxton Of Mr. and Mrs.
T. Nelson Strother. under fashionable
auspices. Buses and motor cars will
meet all trains for the convenience of
the guests. Those assisting the hos
tess will be Mrs. Henry Barton ia
cobs, Mrs. Josiah Pennington, Mrs.
Bruce Cotton. Mrs. T. Farland Tins
ley. Mrs. Robert Garrett, Mrs. r.
Curzon Hoffman. Mrs. Alexander
Charlton Nelson. Mrs. w. w. Spence,
and Mrs. N. Winslow Williams. Miss
Virginia V. Inglis will impersonate
the bride at a quaint peasant wedding,
which will be feature of the enter
tainment. A vested choir of boys will
sing the wedding march. 1t is also
expected that Frances Hoar. daughter
of Mrs. Frederick Gillett, will give a
solo dance. Algernon Grieg of the
British Embassy staff will sing. A
marquee will be erected for dancing
on the lawn.
Miss Frances Hoar. who with her
sister. Miss Louise Hoar, has been
visiting in the North. is expected to
return to Washington the end of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Burleigh
Milton will entertain the Club de
Allies at their country place on the
Bay next Sunday. 1t
will be in celebration of the birth
day anniversary of Mrs. Milton and
the wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton. There will be about
sixty guests. all young people. Mrs.
Milton acted as hostess for the club
at their various entertainments last
winter.
The guests will be met at the
train by a quaint old cart drawn by
oxen and filled with straw. There
will be a bathing party, among
other entertainments, followed B.,
served on the wide YER
anda.
Senior del Solar, of the stan of the
Peruvian Legation: Miss Marie Da-
wilson and Miss Constance Adams
were members of a house party that
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton entertained last
weekend.
The Pen Women proved as popu-
lar Monday night at their formal
opening of their new club house at
1922 H street as the National Press
Nl,,h vaI nj
guests crowded the rooms through
out the evening. Many women of
letters from out OF town were pres
art circle OF this city attended.
The drawing rooms on the first floor
were beautifully decorated with fiow-
ers and ferns, and the brilliant posters
done for the league by the Camou-
fage Section of the Forty-seventh
Refreshments were served
in the large dining room. An exhibit
Of autographed books, photographs,
original manuscripts. songs and draw
ings was shown In the library. In
the collection were autographed photo
graphs of President and Mrs. Wilson,
Vice President Marshall, Prime Min
ister Lloyd George, of England; Field
Foch and books from the
leading authors Of the country. The
two upper floors are furnished in ma
hogany with draperies of sunlight
yellow and as a club is an interesting
to Washington.
The guests were received by the Of
hcers and past presidents of the
league. The officers are as follows:
Mrs. Isaac Pearson, president; Mrs.
Florence Jackson Stoddard, and Mrs.
Atherton DpPuy, vice presi-
dents; Mrs. Katherine J. Fenton, re-
cording secretary; Miss Marie C. Red
fern, corresponding secretary; Miss
Lillian Williamson, assistant corre-