The Washington times., 1919-04-15

nounced a month ago, will take place
| in Washington on April IS, at 4
] o'clock, in the home Of the brides
| parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Fair
| fax. A reception at Rauscher's will
/ follow. The bridegrOom-elect is a son
| of Capt~Lloyd E. Chandler, U. S. N,
! and a grandson of the late former
Secretary of the Navy and Senator
William z. Chandler. Miss Elliott
Peckham, daughter of Mrs. Imbroden
Peckham, of London, will be the maid
| of honor, and the bridesmaids will be
Miss Enid Sims, Miss Margaret Hard
ing, Miss Frances Hampson, and Miss
/ ROsalie Waters, cousin Of the bride
Lieut. Chandler is now on his way
home after q years service in the
war zone. A number Of entertain
ments will be arranged in honor of
the young people and the men of the
wedding party will be selected as
soon as the bridegroom-elect arrives
Mrs. Edward Eberle, wife of Ad-
miral Edward W. Eberle, U. S. N,
went to New York yesterday to meet
the admiral, who is arriving this week
with the Atlantic feet. After
months absence in New York and at
Old Point, Mrs. Eberle will return to
Washington and again be the guest
Of her son and daughter-in-Iaw, As
sistant Paymaster Edward Randolph
Eberle, U. S. NJ. and Mrs Eberle.
Mrs. William Mason Wright and
Miss Marjorie Wright, q debutante OF
this season, have gone to Old Point
Comfort to meet Maj. Gen. William
Mason Wright, who is arriving there
from France the latter part Of this
week.
Mrs. Charles A. Van Rensselaer,
and Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman, of
New York, who spent the weekend
as the guests Of Mrs. James McDon-
aid, returned to New York yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Mcdonald enter
tained a large company at dinner in
their honor sunday evening.
Calls for Aid.
Mrs. James Carroll Fraser has sent
request fer the young women who
have assisted her as Mattresses in |
the cafe of the comforts committee |
of the Navy League, known as the |
Sign of the Ship, to assist her this
week in attending the members of the |
D. A. R. at the Sign of the Ship.
Mrs. Delos Blodgett will have as
her guests this week her sister, Mrs. |
Edward Porcher. of Florida, and Mrs. |
Fred Hodge, of Kalamazoo, Mich. Mrs
Hodge will arrive today and Mrs. |
Porcher later in the week. Mrs. Blod- |
gett will give a reception this week !
for the Michigan delegation to the |
D. A r. congress.
Miss Patten had guests lunching |
with her yesterday at the Cafe st. |
Marks.
Nelson B. Bell is at the Strand. At !
lantic City. for the Easter holidays.
To Marry Monday.
The marriage of Miss Ray Slater |
and DR.. James B. Murphy, whose en-
gagement was announced a short |
time ago, will take place at the home |
of Miss Slaters' mother, Mrs. HoFatio |
Slater, in New York, on Mon |
day, April %.
To Address Anthony League.
Mira Ahmad Sohrab, formerly sec
retary of the Persian legation, will |
be the speaker at the meeting of the |
Anthony League tomorrow afternoon |
at $3.50 o'clock at 2007 Columbia road. |
His subject will be "The Women OF |
Palestine; What They Have Done |
During the War" Mira Sohrab was |
in Palestine for the entire period Of |
the war, and was the first to leave the |
country under a special permit from
the British government after the /
armistice was signed.