The Washington herald., 1919-05-08

the brides girl friends were present.
An informal breakfast followed the
Miss Mason. who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a draped
gown of white chiffon, guiitless of
trimming. with a court train OF chif-
fon caught with wee clusters Of lilies
of the valley, which had been worn
by the brides mother on her we'd
ding day. She wore a veil Of lovely
old family lace under a mist of tulle,
with a coronet Of orange blossoms to
hold II in place, and she carried a
ley.
Mrs. Ashmead Fuller was the ma
tron of honor and the brides only
attendant. Her frock was Of Nile
green chiffon. worn with a hat Of the
same becoming fabric, and she car
ricd an armful of lavender sweet peas.
The bridegroom's brother, Capt.
George Brewer. U. s. N. was best
man. Tho Reverend C.. Q. Wright.
chaplain. u. s. N. officiated.,
Yesterday afternoon Lieut. and Mrs.
Brewer started ON their wedding trip.
the latter wearing a chic costume of
black taffeta. with a black Bolivia
cloth dolman and a small black hat
After n brief honeymoon Lieut..
Brewer will return to his post OH the
destroyer Benham, and Mrs. Brewer
expects to follow tho ship as closely
as possible. Lieut. Brewer Is the son
of the late Judge Brewer, of Ala
bana- His bride made her debut in
Washington n few seasons ago and
has been a recognized belle, particu-
lariy in navy circles. since she was
presented TO society.
Mrs. William Nelson PAGE enter
tanned at tea yesterday afternoon at
her residence in Kalorama road. Mrs
Dallas Bache Wainwright and Mrs.
Hillyer presided at tho tea table,
and others who assisted the hostess
were Mrs. Reeve. Mrs. A. Gordon
Jones. Mrs Lewis Hayes Watkins,
ard Miss Josephine Page.
Miss Page, who has n studio in
Philadelphia. was only in Washing
ton for the day. but will return about
May IS TO stay with Mr.. and Mrs.
Page. Capt. Edward Page, U. S. A.,
who has recently returned from duty
overseas, and Mrs. Page are now
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Mel
son Page and their younger son,
Lieut.. Randolph Page. now with the
army of occupation in Germanuy, is
expected back shortly.
Mrs. Randolph Santine entertained
at luncheon yesterday at the Ward
man Park Inn, where she has an
apartment.
Mrs. Leonard L. Nicholson. jr.. who
has been at a sanitarium in Mont
gomery County, near Silver Springs,
following a slight throat operation,
will return to her home near Rock
vile. Nd. today.
Mrs. Julian Harris will come to
today for a short visit.
She, with Col. Harris. is spending the
spring at their farm n ear Annapolis,
where they expect to remain until
the 1st of July, when they will go
to Prides Crossing. Mass.
Mrs. Avery Coonley will leave Wash
ington about June l for their sum-
mer home in the Catskill Mountains,
in New York State. Mr.. Coonley will
divide his time between Washington
and their summer place.
Lieut.. and Mrs Delos Blodgett, jr.,
and their small daughter arrived in
Washington Tuesday from Florida to
spend about three weeks with Mrs.
Delos Blodgett. sr., before going to
Michigan for the summer months.
Mrs. Blodgett, sr., and her family
will join them there about June l
to spend the entire season at their
country place on Mackinaw Island.
Mrs. Blodgett has a houseful now,
including her sister, Mrs. Edward
Porcher. who will remain here un-
til her daughter. Miss Myrtis Porcher.
completes her course at Mt Vernon
Seminary. Then Mrs. Porcher and
Miss Porcher will take an extended
motor trip into the mountains of
North Carolina. Col. and Mrs. James
Walsh and their baby son are also
with Mrs. BlodGett. Miss Helen Blod-
Gett left Washington yesterday to
visit in Louisville. KY. She will re-
main there until after the races.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bouic moved
yesterday to their handsome new
home near Nontrose. Md. on the
Rockville pike They have sold their
nOuSc dI So4l ASI1fnCdO place 10 John
o. vans. who will take possession
Immediately.
Robert Jefferds, OF Charleston, w.
Va, will come to Washington tomor-
row to join Mrs. Jefferds, who is
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. ahd
Mrs. George Cooper, at their resi-
dence in Wyoming avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Smith,
jr., who reside at the Dresden in
the winter, will move shortly to their
place near Rockville. former
ly known as the Walter Farm.
Miss Helen Hazel Clark. daughter
of Interstate Commerce Commits
sioner and Mrs. Edgar E. Clark.
whose marriage to Maj. Layson At
kins. Corps OF Engineers. u. S. A..
will take place on Saturday, is con-
fined to her room by a slight indis-
position. and several festivities
planned in her honor have been can
celed on this account Miss Mary
Pugh was. to have given a theater
party for her tomorrow evening,
and afterward Mr.. and Mrs. Clark