The Washington times., 1920-01-02
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Of CAPITAL SOCIETY
Gaities Of the Midwinter Sea-
son-Dinner Parties and
Dances.

! 'Chfbtmdb DECORATIONS were uS'o ."
the church. greens and white roses
| decorating the altar.
: Miss Helen Browne, OF Waupaca.
Wis, sister OF the bride, and Mise
Charlotte More, of Walton, n. Y, were
bridesmaids. and Harold Camlin, OF
| Rockford, was best man for his
| brother. The ushers were Edwarde
Browne. 3D.. brother OF the bride. and
Russell Bloxton. OF Louisville, KY.
! The brides gown was OF White
charmeuse, made on simple lines ana
trimmed in pearls The bodice was
made with mosquetaire sleeves, and
| the skirt had a short pointed train. Her
| tulle veil was caught with orange
blossoms and she carried shower
bouquet OF white roses and lilies OF
the valley.
The bridesmaids wore becoming
| frocks or apricot satin, with small
hats of silver lace. trimmed In os'
trich and they carried arm bouquets
| of sweetheart roses.
Mrs. Browne received the guests at
the reception witch followed. and
wore a handsome gown OF electric.
made of satin with . beaded over
dress.
Mr.. Camlin and his bride left dur
ing the reception for short wedding
trip and will make their home later
groom IL established In business ~
Assistant Engineer Of the State High
way Commission.
Both Mr.. Camlin and Miss Browne
are graduates OF the 1918 class OF
Wisconsin University.
Among the ut-of-town guests pres
, ent at the wedding are Mr.. Camlin's
| father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Camlin., of Rockford; Mr.. and
Iahr nlt nd n
the bridegroom. and Miss Mary Trues-
dale, of Philadelphia
Major and Mrs. Guy T. Scott will be
/ hosts tonight at a dance at Raus-
| cher's for young people. entertaining
in honor OF their debutante daughter,
Miss Agnes Scott.
Admiral viscount JeIlicoe and the
/ members OF his suite win be guests
| at the ball to be given Monday night
at the Willard for the beneHt of the
Episcopal Home for Children. They
| will attend the dance after the din
I ner the Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Daniels are giving in their
honor and will occupy Col William
McTowler's box.
Major and Mrs. Henry Leonard will
! a young peoples dinner for her
daughter. Miss Louise Thoran.
Capt. and Mrs Charles Henry Har-
| low have returned to their home, 2501
Massachusetts, avenue, after an ab-
sence OF two years. Mrs. Harlow will
be at home informally on Mondays
| in January.
to-, ~
| been at the Greenbriar, White Sui
phur Springs, where she has been
| taking the cure, has come ITO WASH
! ington TO spend several weeks before
| returning to her home in Iron Falls
Iowa.
Col. and Mrs. Edward T. Browp Ed
| ward NJ. Brown and Miss Marjorie
| Brown. and their guests, Dan Sulli-
van and Miss Sullivan, of Fall River,
| Mass. will return to Washington this
! evening from Virginia, where they
| have been spending few days at
| the Endless Caverns. They motored
| down in Mr.. Browns car and will re-
| turn by rail.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Golden Carter an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Catherine, to Lee r. Pen
| Havre dc Grace, Md.
! Owing to the critical illness of Mrs.
| Frances G. Hill. the marriage Of her
| daughter Miss Mary Graves Hill, to
Lieut.. William II. Calvert, L. S. N,
| R. F., which was to take place yester-
| day at noon, was indefinitely post
poned.
Martin Richardson entertained yes
| terday at the first of a series of teas
which ne is giving during the season.
Assisting Mr.. Richardson were his
mother and sister Mrs. William Henry
Richardson and Miss Martha Richard
| son. of st. Paul, Mimi. who are spend
ing the winter here; Mrs. Paul Fish
| baugh and Mrs. Charles L. Frailey.
Lieutenant Colonel Frsiley gave
several selections on the violin. Miss
Gladys Price, soprano. sang. Edwin
Callow gave readings, and Miss
Dorothy Burch and Paul Fishbaugh
were at the piano.
Miss sperIinc wcd>
| The marriage of Miss Helen June
Sperling, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
J. ,Sperling. and Neuman B. Browne
took place yesterday afternoon in the
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