The Washington herald., 1920-12-12

for breakfast ABOUT noon floinB
were Miss Ruth Hitchcock. Miss
Julia Whiting. Mrs. Andrew Cum
mings. Mrs. 7. +. Logan. capt.
Snyder, Warren Delano Robbins,
Joseph Deyereux and others.
s'Joe" Deygreux tells me that
there are about five men in his i'm
mediate family who are enthusiast
tic hunters and practically all of
them win belong to the new hunt.
ARMY REM0UNT HOLD
IhPRoMPTU HORSE SHOW.
The Riding ana Hunt Club held
its FIRST tea this season on Friday
and last evening the Army Remount
station staged an impromptu horse
show at the club. The shows will
be held every Saturday evening
hereafter, I understand.
~ oMPETITIoN in the shows is
open to officers of the army.
~ their families and guests and
members Of the Riding and Hunt
Club. The classes were:
Glass No. t-Open Saddle Horses
Horses 14.2 or over. Judged on
conformation. manners and ability,
to walk. trot and canter.
Class No. 2-La6ies' Saddle Horses
Horses 14.1 or oyer. Judged on
conformation, manners and ability
to walk, trot and canter.
Class No. s-open Jumping Class
Over 8 Jumps 8 IT. s in. Per-
formsnce only to count.
Class No. 4-Omcers' Chargers
Horses will be judged on training,
and over Jumps II. in. Per-
formance only to count.
Class No. 6-Open Jumping Class
Over 8 jumps 4 It. Performance
only 70 count. mo horse will be
eligible for Class No. 5 unless It has
made o clean performance over
jumps In Glasses 3 or -.
Class No. 6-Children's Saddle
C1ass-Ponies not over 14.2. To be
ridden by boys and girls not over
II years Of age. Performance only
to count.
Following the show there "a al
ways dancing and everyone-wheth'
er they are particularly interested
In horses or not-goes.
On this weeks social calendar
there Is scheduled the Army Relief
Society's special exhibition drill
over at Fort Myer. The drill will
be held on Friday and many promi'
nent women wfil take boxes for the
event Among those who have al
ready subscribed are Mrs. Newton
d. Baker and Mrs Nicholas Long
worth. Tickets win be on sale Al
Wardman Park Hotel. the New viii
lard and may also be secured By
telephoning the adjutant at For
Myer, West 1000. A tea dance will
take place in the post administra
tion hail Immediately following th'
drfll. Holders Of reserved seats will
be admitted free, but a small charg'
for tea will be made. Music fol
the dancing will be furnished by tn,
celebrated Third Cavalry jazz or
chestra. under the leadership o
Sergt. Wollison.
Funds from the drill will go q
help the widows and orphans o
officers and enlisted men Of th'
service. From what I've heard, "ev
erybody" Is going over.
hope so, for owing to the heav!
casualties sustained during the war
many calls are being made for as
sistance, and It Is hoped that tn
public will give freely for thi
| worthy cause.
/ almost forgot to tell you abou
Marie Sims wedding yesterday aft
ernoon. Society was kept jumpine
yesterday afternoon, there was 81
much going on at the same time
II was a distinguished assemblag,
that attended the marriage Of Mis-:
Marie Sims, daughter Of Represent
ative and Mrs. Thetus w. Sims, &c
Edward Garrett Riddick, of Mem
phis, Tenn, at 5 o'clock at st
Thomas Church. The ceremon!
was performed by the Rev. c. Er
nest Smith and was followed by al
informal reception at the home o.
the bride, in Wyoming avenue, fol
the wedding party and the immedi'
ate family.
The church. which lends itself SC
well to a wedding. was beautifulls
decorated in green and white, tn,
chancel being filled with cluster.
of chrysanthemums and lovely white
roses. The bride, who was given ir
marriage by her father, wore a
wedding gown Of silver cloth drapec
on graceful lines and made with &
court train Of the silver cloth. Tn,
bodice. which was embroidered II
pearls, was cut with a round necl
| anu ihauc Win SuOTI tune SLEEVES
and the drapery on the skirt wal
caught with a spray of orange bios
SONS. The tulle veil was arranged
with a Russian coronet of rose
point lace and held in place with ,
half-wreath Of orange blossoms
across the back. She carried al
armful Of Easter lilies.
Miss Enid Sims. who was her sis
ter's maid Of honor, wore a becom
ing gown OF fiesh-colored chiffoI
trimmed in silver lace and a pictur,
hat Of satin in shades of old blue
turned up in the front and trimmed
with flesh-colored feathers. Sh,
carried Ophelia roses.
The bridesmaids. who were Mis-
Sidney Burleson, Miss Mamie Ham
ilton. Miss Maxwell Church anC
Miss Katherine Beach, were dressed
in frocks fashioned like that of tn,
maid Of honor, and made Of orchit
colored chiffon and silver lace
draped over a foundation Of flesh
colored chiffon. Their hats wer
also of satin, in old blue shades ant
trimmed with orchid colored featn,
ers They carried orchids.
| Walter Mcdonnell, of Memphis