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! this evening. the curtain rising
promptly at $50
Easter lilies against background
of palms and cebotium ferns formed
an effective setting for the marriage
! of Miss Teresa Anne Henry. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Richard
| Henry, and Lieut.. Frederick George
| Spiedwell, Medical Corps, U. S. N, OF
Louisville, KY, and washington.
| Rauscher's. The bride, who was es-
| corted by her father. wore gown OF
| ivory-tinted satin, made with long
| court rain and trimmed with cnaH
| tilly lace. Her tulle veil was helo
| with orange blossoms and she car
| ried a shower bouquet of white l1lacs
and bride roses. The maid or nonoT'
| Miss Katherine Synon of Chicago
| wore gold-colored crepe meteor, tne
| train lined with victory blue ana goIo
/ brocade- Her large blue tulle ma,
! was trimmed with gold roses All"
! long gold streamerS.
The nieces of the bride, little Aoe-,
| laide and Mary Caroline Henry, were
| the flower girls. They wore DAINTY
! frocks of white organdie and carried
baskets of jonquils and marguerl.es' s
i Lieut.. Henry Conrad. Medical corps,
U. S. N. was best man, and the ush-
ers were Lieut. Commander Milton
/ Daniel, U. S. N, and Lieut. Bertram
/ Grosbeck. Medical Corps, q. S. N MISS
Gertrude Henneman of st. Louis
| ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Pasquale Di Paola of Brookland
Mrs. Virginia Hunt will head bevy
of pretty girls who will SELL flowers
at the Mardi Gras bal at Wardman
Park Hotel, on Tuesday, March 4, for
the benefit of the free milk for France
fund.
The flower girls will sell bouton-
nieres from rustic summer house.
Many other features for the midway
are now being planned.
Among the additional patronesses
are: Miss Josephine Patten, Mrs:
Richard Townsend. Mrs: Willard
Salisbury, Mrs. John F. wilkins. Mrs.
Colville Barclay. Mrs. Henry f. Di-
mock, Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood,
Mrs. David Houston, Mrs. William H.
Macdonald, Mrs. T. w. Darrah. Mrs.
lRuppert Hughes, Mrs Franklin n. Ell
lis, Nine. George Bakhmeteff. Mrs. III.
H. Rogers, Nine. Edouard de Billy,
Nine. de Simon, Mrs. w. D. Eaton,
Mrs. John Bidie. Mrs. Cary Gray
son and Mrs Louis A Frothingham.
The floor committee for the Mardi
Gras. of which Mr.. william Bowie
Clark is chairman, includes Brig. Gen
Collardet, Mr.. l. de Sartiges. Mr.. Jules
Blondel, Mr.. Charles de Chambrun
Maj. j. D. McLachlan, Capt. Arthur
Snagge, Capt r. r. Glen Duke de
Sangro, Baron Gunzberg, Count Gorar
Rosen, DR.. William II. de Beaufort
Lieut.. Robert Silvercruis, Mr.. Dimitry
P. Pertzoff, Capt. Francois Layee, Capt
Perry Belmont, Maj. Bruce Gotten
Maj. William Eric Fowler, Rear Ad
miral Samuel MCGOWAN, Mr.. Chiffon
Mr.. Basil. Miles. Mr.. Albert b. Rud-
dock. Mr.. Clarence Hughes. Mr.. Lanier
| Winslow, Mr.. Archibald c. V. Wells
Mr.. Hans Zimmerman, Mr.. Hemskirk
Mr.. Conor Coppinger, Capt. A. E. Pick
ard. Mr.. Louis Titus, Mr.. Henry Price
| Wright. Lieut.. Commander w. Braw-
ner Hetfeld. Lieut. John Ide, Mr.. Hal
lett Johnson, Commander Theodore
Jewell. Lieut. Arthur Campbell Mr.
John Barrett. Mr.. Raymond Lee. Mr
Joseph w. Lippineott, Mr.. Charles
Richardson, Rear Admiral william II.
Brownsen and Mr.. Robert Hinckley.
Mrs. Caroline W. Robertson and her
of New York, are at the Hotel Den
mis-, Atlantic City, where they will
stay for six weeks while Mrs. Wood
| is recuperating from serious illness.
Mrs. Robertson will return to her
apartment at the Cairo early in
April.
A number of prominent women of
| Washington and New York will be
| the guests of Mrs. g. w. Morse at the
launch of the steamship Gunston Hail.
| at Alexandria, this afternoon. Mrs.
| Morse. who is the wife of the vice
| president and general manager of the
| Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation. is
at the Willard with guests from New
| York. She will christen the ship, CIV
| ing it the name which Mrs. Woodrow
| Wilson selected and actually bestowed
| upon It when the President drove the
first rfvet in the keel. The ceremonies
at the yard will be followed by a
| luncheon in the commissary for the
distinguished guests who will be
| present.
Mrs. Theodore Tiller will be hostess
| for the regular Friday afternoon tea
given by the League Of American
Penwomen tomorrow afternoon from
to 6 at their Headquarters, 1923 II
] street northwest. Mrs. TilIer. who
| is one of the most active workers
| in the league. will be assisted by Miss
| q. c.. Atwood. Mrs. Blanche Beaton.
Mrs. Rachel Tongate Beck. Miss B. B.
Barklay. Mrs. Mary st. Clair Black
| burn. Mrs. K. S. Brooks, Mrs. Emily
Newell Blair. Mrs. E. B. Barrow and
Mrs. G. Brenizer. Before tea is served
there Will be an address on the league
of nations and music.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Pauline
| Mudd, daughter of Mrs. Pauline Mudd,
and Mr. Joseph II. Blandford. jr, took
place last evening at the Church of
the sacred Heart. Owing to mourn
ing in the bridegroom's family. only
the members of the two families and
few close friends witnessed the
ceremony. Mr.. Blandford was mem
ber of the Maryland Legislature.
Mrs. William Cline Borden will not
be at home on Saturday, March /.
Dixie Dance Tonight.
The benefit dance and card party
given this evening by the Dixie Chap
| ter, United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy, will be one of the popular at
| fairs of the week.
| The list of patronesse includes Mrs.
! Newton D. Baker, Mrs. Carter Glass,
Mrs Thomas Watt Gregory, Mrs. Glib
son Fahnestock, Miss Mamie Ran
doIph Heth. Mrs. +. r. Moran Mrs
James f. Mulcare and Mrs. Charles
Hamilton Fred.
| In the receiving line will be Mrs
| Paul L. Joachim. the chapter presi-
| dent: Mrs. Thomas Watt Gregory
wife of the Attorney General; Mrs
| Gibson Fahnestock, president of the
District of Columbia Division, U. D.