The Washington times., 1919-02-12

! Edward Brown, and Lieut.. Robert
Morse Farrar, u. S. N. will take
| place Friday evening at the hOme Of
the brides parents, 3033 Sixteenth
street. The ceremony which viii b.
performed at s o'clock by Father
Gavan. of Sacred Heart Church, will
be attended by a small number Of
] close friends and members of the
/ two families.
Miss Gladys Roger will be maid of
| honor, and little Miss Dorothy Wet
will be the flower girl. six friends
] OF the bride will form an aisle fer
the bridal party. They are Mrs. Ed
ward Carr, Mrs. Henry p. Barnett,
MRS. Charles Kilmartin, Mrs. court
Rea' Miss Agnes Bryan and Miss
| Grace Lindsay. OF Baltimore.
Lieut.. Henry p. Burnett, L. S. NJ,
clasSmate Of Lieutenant Farrlr in
] the 1915 class of the Naval Academy
will be the best man. and Frank
Bonn and Harold Veit will be the
! ushers.
y large number OF friends incIud-
| ing some out-of-town guests Will
| come in for the reception. which will
follow the ceremony, and the bridal
| couple will leave soon after for a
| two weeks wedding trip. They will
make their home later at Charles
ton, S. c., where Lieutenant Farrar
has been stationed since he retL.'ned
| from France early in January.
| Lieutenant Farrar is the son OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. R w. Farrar, formerly
OF North Dakota, but now living in
Washington.
Back from Honeymoon.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Alva
Douglas Bernhard are with the lat
ter's parents, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Edward H. Gheen, after spending
their honeymoon at Sommerville, N.
c. Mrs. Bernhard was Miss Mary
Montford Gheen. She will remain
with her parents while Commander
bernhard is on duty at sea.
Col. and Nine. George Monkhanoff
have arrived from Russia and are
| staying with their relatives, NJ. and
Ame. George Bakhmeteff.
The executive committee OF the Ma
| -ional Society of Daughters OF Foun-
| !ers and Patriots of America will
hold their next meeting at the home
Of the vice president, Mrs. John ].
| Myers, at Stoneleigh Court, tomorrow
morning at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. Harry V. Bouic and Mrs.
| Frederick. Seibold are spending Feb
ruary at the Marlborough Blenheim,
Atlantic City, n. ].
The victory dinner" to be given to-
night at Wardman Park Inn in con-
nectiOn with the conference Of women
Of national and international prom
inence now being held in Washing
| ton, will be an event of social as well
| AZ political and intellectual impor-
| t@nce. Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell
| g. honorary chairman Of the commit
| ',e, which has the arrangements in
'harEe. Mrs. Frederick II. Brooke is
hartman and the other members are
Mrs. Newton d. Baker. Mrs. Louis
| ErownlOw. Mrs. Frederic \. Dclano.
| Mrs. Charles :. Hamlin, Mrs. Gilbert
| irOSvenOT, Mrs. Herbert Hoover and
| Mrs. V. Eycrit Macy. Women from all
| 'Ncr the country will be present.
Mrs. Desha Breckenridge, of Ken
| 'ucky, Will preside tonight. Those of
| International renown who will speak
! IRE: Hon. Newton ID. Baker, Secretary
| II War: Mrs Charles Robson, OF OF
/ ava: Catherine Breshl, ovskaya, tho
! title grandmother OF the Russian
/ rcvolutiOn:" Julia {. Lathrop. chief Of
! 'hildrcn'S Bureau and Dr. Anna How
| ard Shaw. Mrs. Flora McGiu keef"r
! will sing the national anthem.
There will be two conferences sched-
lied for tomorrow, TO which the gen
| raj public, both men and women, are
/ invited. Both will be held at the
| Nardman Park Inn.
| Members of the National Press Club
will take part in the Frolic Of Famous
! Folk that the League Of American
| Pen Women will stage Friday night
| IT the Authors Carnival and Ball at
/ he New Willard Hotel. The carnival
and ball is given to raise a fund for
| establishing a home for women writ
| ers in Washington. lnasmuch as the
| men writer's of Washington have al
ready established a home they are