The Washington herald., 1919-11-21

rian capital before the war while the
embassy was located at vienna.
Mr.. Grant-Smith, who has been q
member Of the American diplomatic
service for sixteen years. was secre-
tary of the embassy at Vienna from
1872 to 1917, and is therefore familiar
with the problems Of the former
Hapsburg double monarchy. After his
transfer from Vienna he was sent to
replace DIR. Esan, then seriously III,
at the Copenhagen legation, and re-
manned In charge until the appoint
ment of Minister Norman Hapgood.
He has since been on waiting orders
in this country.
Hip -Glizic, of Warsaw. the new
commercial attache Of the Polish le-
cation, has arrived In Washington
and Joined the minister at the Will
lard.
Capt. r. r. Glen. OF the British EN-
bassy staf, and his mother. Mrs.
Glen, of London. dined at the Cafe
st. Marks last evening.
The marriage Of Miss Frances
Jean Rayner and David London
johnson. jr.. was an important So
lcial event of yesterday.
Owing to illness In her family.
Miss Rayner. who Is the daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs. William B. Rayner
and d granddaughter Of the late
Senator Isidor Rayner. OF Mary
land. and Mr.. johnson had q quiet
nome wedding the ceremony taxi
ing place at o'clock at Mr.. and
Mrs. Rayner's residence in Connec-
tIcut avenue. The Rev. DR.. Charles
Wood. pastor of the Church Of the
Covenant. officiated. and the bride.
who was given in marriage by her
father. had but one attendant. Mrs.
Robert Wells. Mr.. Johnson had his
brother. Arthur johnson, of Cleve-
land. as best man.
The house was effectively decor
ated with palms. autumn leaves.
and chrysanthemums. In the draw
ing room, where the ceremony took
place. the color scheme was white
and green. The bride wore a lovely
gown of white satin. simply made
and untrimmed save for delicate
embroidery of silk floss and pearls.
The gown was made with a panel
train. Miss Rayner wore a VOL
luminous tulle veil. held in place by
a circlet of orange blossoms. and
carried a shower bouquet of Kill
larney roses. Mrs. Wells costume
was OF orchid charmeuse gracefully
draped and combined with Georg-
cite. She wore a becoming black
tulle hat and carried Ward roses
and orchids.
Mr.. Johnson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Loudon johnson. of Cleveland.
were here to attend the wedding.
They assisted Mr.. and Mrs. Rayner
guests at the informal reception
which followed the ceremony; and
Mrs. lsidor Rayner also was in the
receiving line. She wore a rich gown
of deep purple chiffon velvet: and
the brides mother wore a costume of
black velvet and jet.
On the completion of their wedding
trip Mr.. johnson will take his bride to
Cleveland. where they will make their
home. Her travelling costume was a
chic suit OF henna duvetyn. trimmed
with beaver. and she wore a becom-
ing hat made entirely OF wings in
copper shades.
A number of guests came from
Cleveland for the wedding. beside Mr..
and Mrs. johnson and Arthur John
son, the best man. Among them were
Malcolm johnson. another brother Of
the bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs. Mel
din B. johnson, and Miss Virginia
Rogers. Other guests from out of
town are DR.. and Mrs. B. L. Wyse..
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kimberly. Mrs.
Horace Turner, Miss Bowerman. Ho-
ratio Bowerman. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Archibald Coulter. Miss Berry Coul-
ter. Carlton Coulter. Miss Amy Hull
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mahool and
Miss Mahool. all of Baltimore.