The Washington times., 1919-09-20
Red Cro.r Ent.rtninr.

Red Cross EnteFtainH.
For the first time since they have
| occupied their new house at Is Jack
son place, the ladies of the District
/ Chapter Of the American Red Cross
gave a reception ana tea to more than
/ 100 guests, who weF9 delegates % the
| Potomac Division conference Of that
organization; now being held at na-
! tiOnal headquarters.
Mrs. I. w. Littell acting chairman
: OF the chapter acted as hostess, as
! sisted by Mesdames A. C. Powell, Ida
} n. Galloway. Z. A. ROBERTS, W. 7.
2 WhitlOw, Agnes Murdaugh, Allyn X.
! Capron, A. N. Kirk, May HanVey, J.
I A. Hover, J. =. DandFidge, and j. A.
Fitch. John Dolph also assisted.
The visitors, who cane from Viz
! ginia, West Virginia Maryland, and
/ the District Of Colum bia, IRE presented
the leading officials in their Fespec-
/ tive districts ini the American Red
Cross. They we're taken through the
\ building from basement to top floor
! and expressed the opinion that Wash
ington has the model chapter house Of
/ the division.
Refreshments consisting OF tea
( fancy cakes, hot biscuits and apple
jelly, made on the premises were
/ served.
Mr.. and Mrs. william B. Severe, III
] Eighth street northeast, entertained
q group Of crippled soldier boys from
l the Walter Reed Hospital Friday
| evening at their home, The boys
were brought to the house about $3.50
! D. 'm in one OF the Red Cross trucks
and a home cooked dinner served
| them prepared BY the hostess.
The evening was spent in musical
/ eptertainmeHf some Of the boys
/ showing decided talent vocaliy. at the
piano and the violin. Miss Wilmuth
/ Gary, and Miss Emma Bulloch, com
! posers Of the march song, Welcome
/ Heroes. rendered their catchy COM
! position and the boys sang It. with a
I vim. Lieut.. WILLIAM Earle Severe,
who is, a. patient at the hospital
brought the boys to his, parents home
and contributed TO their entertain
ment by his songs, dances, and
I stories
Refreshments and smokes were
! furnished during the evening. The
( boys present were David Brand, New
/ Jersey: Peter J. Griffin, Albany, n. Y;
/ Fred Shook, Scranton, Pa, Joseph A.
/ Mancuse, Carbondale. Pa: Joseph
! Hopper. Maspeth. L l.: willard Jar
, Wis, Detroit, Mich; George II. Smith,
! MASSACHUSETTS,; Edgar NJ. Hall. Gin
D., cinnati. Ohio; Eugene II. Loud, YER
I mont; Euclide J. Pimpare. Wtlliaman-
/ tic. Conn; Martin Gulliane. Akron,
! Ohio; r. A. TFoutman. Reading, Pa;
Sefgt. Joseph ]. Neser. Baltimore,
: Nd; Lieut. William Earle Severe,
4 Washington.
others present included Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Ferbes McNaughton; the
/ Misses Wilmuth Gary. Emma Builoch,
a nd
Viola BFehm, Tressie Sewers, He'd.
: rick Steiner. Dove Moore. Maurine
? Paters, and Gladys Lehman, Mr.. and
Mrs. William B. Severe, Theodore r..
I Severe and william B. Severe, jr.
The Chevy Chase Crittenton Circle
will give card party at Chevy Chase
1 Lodge. on Friday, September %, at ?
/ o'clock, for the benefit Of the Flor
/ epce CTittentOn Mission. Make ap-
/ plieation for tickets to Mrs. Eugene
E. Stevens, Chevy Chase, Nd.
One OF the most beautiful weddings
Of the season was solemnized on
Wednesday evening at the residence
Of the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Kraus-
kopf, OF Germantown. when their
daughter, Madeleine. was married to
Julian Arthur Hillman. son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Joel Hlllman. OF Atlantic City.
The welding took place in the Italian
garden, the bridal party standing near
lily pond, over which an arched
bridge had been swung. and which Is
at the foot OF a series OF terraces with !
brick steps, leading up to a pergola
overhung with wisteria vines. In this
had been built an altar, lit by an an
tique seven-branched sacramental
lamp. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev DR.. Krauskopf and Man
fred r. Krauskopf was best man.
The bride was attended by Miss
Emily Hillman. sister OF the BRIDE
groom, who was maid Of honor, and
the Misses Fannie Fox Baum. Ruth
Gerstley. Theca Hamilton, and Mrs
Harold Charles Mayer. The usheFs
we're Capt, Julius Lully, Of Washing
Jerome Joyce. of the ThiFty-siXth in
fantry: Dolf Levy and Lester step
pacher. OF Philadelphia: Milton King. I
Of Washington, and Herbert Steiner, /
Of Birmingham, Ala. Harold KTaus-
kopf acted as master Of ceremonies.
The bride was gowned0in white satin 4
with long court train heavily embroid- J
cred in orange blossoms; the gown
and veil were trimmed in DutChess
and rose point lace. She carried q
bridal Bible and a shower bouquet OF
orchids and lilies Of the valley Miss
Hillman, the maid OF honor, wore a
lavender satin gown embroidered in
purple and blue grapes. and carried
purple asteTs and blue delphinium. |
The bridesmaids looked like wood I
nymphs, gowHed in lavender and blue
chiffon. the bottom OF their skirts be
being cut to look like petals OF flowers. |
They carried blue and lavender del !
phinium and, coreopsis.
Immediately after the ceremony the |
bridal party proceeded to the large liz
brary, where a reception was held, 7
after which dinner was served at !
small tables in the garden, where in .
Vulnerable lights had been strung. /
Guests came from Washington, New I
York, Atlantic City, Texas. and Wis |
consin.
Following the dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. |
HiIlman left for an extended tour 1
through southern California, after |
which they will reside in Chelsea, |
n. J.