The Washington herald., 1920-12-09
WASHINGTON SOCIETY
Miss Emery
Weds Today
Marriage to Benjassin
Moore Marks Nelc. York
Society Doings..

NEW YORK, Dec. s,-Miss Alex
andra Emery's wedding to Ban
jamin Moore will take place tomor-
row afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at St.
Bartholomew Church. 1t is to be
exceedingly simple and will be wit
messed only by a small gathering.
William s. Moore. who married a
daughter of the late Joseph Pulitzer,
Is to be his brothers best man, ana
the ushers include harrington
Moore, another brother, who mar.
ried Mrs. Lewis Cass Ledyard-s
daughter; John ]. Emery. brother
OF the bride; Sidney Fish. Gordon
Auchincloss. George H. Bull, VIM
throp w. Aldrich, Stephen C. Mar
koe and M. d. Robinson.
The Earl and Countess of Craven.
of . Chesterfield Garden. London,
England. will arrive in this country
in the near future. During their
stay they will be widely feted. The
countess was the former Miss Cor
nelia Martin.
Hardenburghs to Give Dance.
Mrs. William b. Hardenburgh Will
give a small dance at her town
house. 10 Easr Sixty-fourth street,
on the evening of December "a. Mrs.
Arthur Lehman will entertain in a
like manner on the same evening
at 81 West Fifty-sixth street.
DR.. and Mrs. w. Seward have taken
q house at Palm Beach and will GO
there early next month to remain
until the season closes.
Mrs. Payne Whitney, OF s72 Fifth
avenue. has issued invitations for a
dance which she will give on the
evening of December % in honor OF
her daughter. Miss Joan Whitney
The guests will be members Of the
sub-debutante sets.
Mrs. Rockefeller to Give Ball.
Mrs. William G.. Rockefeller, OF
292 Madison avenue, will give a large
ball on the evening of December Is
at the Colony Club in honor of Miss
Isabel Rockefeller. debutante daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy A. Rookie
feller. OF $40 Park avenue. M.
merous dinner parties will preccds
the ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Watkins
Lobdell, Of Laurel Hill Road. Noun.
tain Lakes, N. j., have announced
the engagement of their daughter
Miss Jessie Katherine Lobdell, tc
John James Chew. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert S. Chew. OF Washington
Mr.. Chew is a graduate OF Cornell
and served as a lieutenant in the
Naval Reserves during the war.
Mrs. Elon Huntington Hooker will
give a luncheon at her home. 90i
! y
duce to society her eldest daughter
Miss Bertha Ferry Hooker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel.
jr.. who are at their country place
| in Lakewood. n. j.. will sail next
week for South America. where they
will spend six months.
Chevalier Del Ordre Leopold D. b.
| Fidanque, Belgian consul at Pan
anna, is at the Traymore. Atlantic
City, for a short rest.
Gresvenor House Pntronesses.
An impressive list of patronesses
is sponsoring the December dance
/ for the benefit of Grosvenor Neigh
borhood House, to be given tomor-
row night at the Plaza. The entire
proceeds OF the affair go to the
benefit of the Organization, which
is one of the prominent social set
Elements in the East Fifties.
Miss Mary Garrett Ray. Mrs. ROY
ert d. Blackman. Daniel Guggen-
helm and Senator James J. walker
entertained guests last evening at
the performance of "Over the Hill
a. the Lyric Theater.
Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge, Mrs.
August Hecksher. Mrs. Joel B. Err
hart. Mrs. Marshall J. Dodge and
Miss Caroline Stewart have ar
ranged for a bridge tournament at
the Plaza tomorrow afternoon for
the benefit of the Jewell Day Nurs-
cry. at 90 MacDougall street, the
oldest nursing center in the city.