The Washington times., 1920-01-17

on their wedding trip, she wore "A
smart tailored suit of brown tweed,
with a becoming little duvctyn hat
to match. On their return they Will
live at 1926 Sixteenth street, where
Captain Glen has had an apartment
for some time. In the spring they
expect to go to Japan. He has been
appointed honorary attache OF the
British embassy at Tokyo.
Bachelors RnII Tonight.
One of the most interesting balls Of
the year will be given tonight at the
home of Mrs. Matthew r. Scott and
her daughter, Mrs. Charles S. Brom-
well, with a group of some sixty or
seventy bachelors as hosts. Although
the young diplomats attached to the
various embassies and legations have
been the moving spirits, number OF
the younger officials of the state De
partment, army and navy officers and
other young men prominent in wash
ington society are associated with
them in giving the dance. The guests
will number about $50 and viii in
clude the buds of this year and sew
eral seasons past, and sprinkllns OF
the younger married folk.
1t will be costume party, the
characters represented running the
gamut from grave to gay. For the
early part OF the evening the guests
will be masked. A buffet supper Will
be served at midnight. Several dinner
parties will be given before the dance,
notably the one which Col. and Mrs.
Charles Patterson are having in honor
of Miss Lindsay Wood. Miss Eliza
beth Welsh, of Philadelphia, has ar
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tend the party; and Miss Alice Requa,
who has also come on for the dance,
Is staying with Miss Louise Littauer
Hagners To Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall II. Hagner
will entertain 1T dinner tonight in
man II. Newberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wheeler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Titus are others
who will give dinners tonight.
Nine. de Chambrun. wife OF the
counselor Of the French embassy, ac-
companied by her daughter, sailed
this week for New York, en- route to
join NJ. de Chambrun in Washington
They will remain here until April.
DR.. Emilio Edwards, one-time Chill
can charge d. affaires at Brussels,
later secretary of the legation in
Washington and more recently consul
general of Chile at Liverpool, ar
rived in New York with his wife,
who is a daughter of President of
Chile. and will take up his new duties
as Chilean Consul General in New
York
Mansfield -SwOrmstedt.
The marriage of Miss Helen SWORN
stedt, daughter of Or. and Mrs. Ly-
man B. Swormstedt, to Paul Lathrop
Mansfield, of Boston, which will take
place today. will be the simplest sort
Of a home wedding, with only MEM
bers of the family and a few init
mate friends present. The ceremony
will be solemnized at o'clock at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Swormstcdt,
. Thomas Circle, the Rev. DR.. william
Tayloe Snyder officiating. 1t will b.
followed by an informal reception
Miss Swormstedt. who will be un
attended, will be given in marriaS'
by her father, and Mr.. Mansfield will
have his father, Lott Mansfield, a
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Mansfield
have come on from their home IL
Boston for the wedding. The bridl
party will take their stand before =
white satin pric dieu in tho ba'
window, which is vciled with South
ern smilax and banked with palm
offset by clusters of white roses anj
white carnations. The white bios.
SONS, with the accompanying green
are used as decorations throughout
the house.
The bride will wear her mother 5
wedding dress Of satin. which hay
| mellowcd TO deep cream in til,
years, and duchess point lace. u
has been rcmodcled in accordance
with present day fashions and IL
made with court train. She will
wear tulle veil over which is draped
scarf OF lovely llama lace which
belongs to her grandmother, Mrs
Charles Godfrey, of Milford, Mass
Her bouquet Is shower Of white
roses and swetpcss. Mrs. God Trey
will be gowned in black lace built
over black satin and combined viii,
gold.
on completion Of thcif wedding
trip, MIR. Mansfield and his bride OK.
pect to make their home in Boston
| Her travelling costume is tailored
suit of navy blue tricotine, with
which she wears fox furs and a be-
coming draped turban OF fino black
straw. into which varicolored stripe
! is worked Mrs. Swormstedts mother
Mrs fhariea C,odfrey who Cap,o fro,,