The Washington times., 1919-02-05
News of the Diplomats of Official FOkNumerOus Dinner Parties
Plans for Charity Fetes-Weddngs and Engagements.

place this evening at 1880 o'clock at
the home of the brides parents IN the
Roydon Apartment The wedding
ceremony which will be simple, OWNS
TO the recent illness OF the oriae IS
mother. will be performed, by Kev.
James Shera Montgomery. OF Calvary
Methodist Church, and an informal
reception will follow,
The bride viii be attended by Miss
Hannah Bingeman. OF Plainheld. N
j. as maid of honor and her younger
sister, Miss Katharine Kelley as
bridesmaid Arthur Wheeler, Of chi
cago, will be best man for Mr.. stone
They have both returned from Frante
recently, where they served Tttl the
rank Of captain in the Engineer
Corps and have just been mustered
out.
The bride will be married in a
wedding gown OF white satin, simply
draped and having a tunic emorold-
cred in silver. Her tuIle veil viii be
arranged with fan-shaped frill held
on with a band of silver, and VIII
carry a shower bouquet of Bride
roses:
Among the eut-of-town guests who.
will be present are Miss Gladys Nc
Kendrick, OF Brooklyn: Miss Mar
garet Hoag and Miss Katharine Han
nagan, of Schenectady, N. Y, and Miss
Lois Wilson, of New York, a sister
Of Mrs. Kelley.
A string orchestra will play
throughout the evening
Mrs. Jdhn Walker and Mrs. John
Roberts entertained the wedding
party and the out-of-town guests at
luncheon today at Mrs. Roberts
apartment in the Roydon.
Mrs. Miles Poindexter. wife Of Sen
ator Poindexter. OF Washington, an1
Mrs. Wesley L. Jones, wife Of Senator
Jones' Of Washington. will be at homs
tomorrow afternoon. at the home Ct
Mrs. Poindexter. 1850 N street, from
4 tos o'clock, and will be assisted by
other ladies Of the Washington dsle-
cation, among them Mrs. William L.
La Toilette, Mrs. John F. Miller, and
Mrs. Albert Johnson.
Macleod Glass Dinner.
The annual dinner, Of the Macleod
Glass OF the First Presbyterian
Church was given last evening in the
church parlors, with nearly $50 guests
present The decorations were sug-
gestive Of st. valentines Day, and
the rooms were gay with white and
red flowers. An interesting program
followed the dinner. The Rev. DR..
John Britain Clark, pastor OF the
church, made an address, and other
speakers were Miss Jeanette Rankin,
Representative from Montana; the
Rev. DR.. Henry Allen Upper and J.
Robert Anderson. Miss Martha z.
Hoyt fhtroduced the speakers Miss
Stonebaker played piano solos, and
Miss Nary Burkholder. Mrs. Elizabeth
Leckle Lennon and n. Parisot sang.
The evening closed with the singing
Of "Auld Lang syne" by the assem-
bled company.
League Plans HOusewarmIng.
The GentIewomen's League, which
is the women's Exchange OF wash
ington, has recently moved into
handsome new quarters. and on
Thursday, February 9, from to @
o'clock the board OF managers will
give a housewarming to their friends
and patrons.
Mrs. Gordon-Cumming, first presi-
dent Of this organization, VIII
pour tea from table supplied with
goodies from the shop. and the board
Of managers will be present in full
force to dispense hospitality. This
board is composed OF Mrs. Rose
GOuyerneur Hoes, president: vice
presidents. Mrs. Thomas W. Lock-
wood, Mrs Charles w. Wetmore. ana
Mrs. Edward Cohen; secretary. Mrs.
Jackson L. Ralston; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Gibbs L. Baker;
treasurer, Miss NJ. B.. Chancellor;
assistant treasurer, Mrs. Marcus
Benjamin; and Miss ". NJ Amber.
Miss Kate Colt. Mrs. Ryan DCYersuX.
Miss Gouverneur, Mrs. r. A. Heaton,
Mrs. Thomas Sim Lee, Mrs =. c.
Marbury, Mrs. Frank Anderson, Mrs.
r. Ross Perry, Mrs. II. S. Turner,
Mrs. William H. Walker, Mrs. Thom-
as Fl. Wilson, Mrs. A. B. Bennett,
Miss Isabel Rives. Mrs. b. w. Shields,
Mrs. Z. A. Tunstall. Miss Florence
Butler, Mrs. John Reed Scott. Mrs.
T. a. Grower. Mrs. Monte Griffith,
Mrs. II. w. Hubbell, Mrs. E. l. Nc
Clelland. Mrs. George Tully Vaughan,
and Mrs. Edwin A. Krauthoff.
The wedding of Miss Frances
Evelyn Finch. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Finch, of 3645 Grant
road. and Carl G.. Stoner, of Wash
ington, will take place this afternoon
at o'clock at All Saints Church,
Canon Austin performing the cere-
mOny. Owing to recent death in the
family the wedding will be a simple
one, and will be followed by an in
formal reception at the home Of the
brides parents. The bride will be
unattended, except by Miss Helen
I.atterner, Of Washington, who will
be bridesmaid.
Mr.. Stoner, who is well known in
Washington, Is pardon attorney in
the Department Of Justice.
Annual Banquet.
The Order Of Washington will hold
it's annual banquet at Hotel Lafayette
on February 22 at SIS O'Clock. There
will be speakers fresh from the
trenches and the seas. James Marion
Johnston, Joseph c. 3. BullOch and
Daniel Smith Gordon are on the COM
mittee Of arrangements.
TRY I.oCanberrV