The Washington times., 1920-08-20
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Argentine Ambassador Visits NewpOrt-Merediths to
Go to Philadelpha-At the Resorts
white Mountains. at FraneoniA for
the month OF August

White Mountains at Franconia for
the month OF August
Charles Lee Cook. In charge OF
'ceremoniais. State Department. has
gone 10 Frederick, Md. because of
the illness OF his mother.
Mrs. william Mason Wright. and
Miss Marjorie Wright are guests OF
Col. and Mrs. stephen l.. II. Slocum
in their camp In the Adirondack.
Mr.. 'and Mrs. ELI Bamford Smith
and their niece. Miss Virginia Here
ford, are motoring In Lake Placid. N.
Y, where they will spend the latter
part OF August. They are stopping
en- route for a few days with Dr.
and Mrs. James Harmed at "Briar-
elifr Villa on the Hudson"
Mrs. Edgar +. Hubbell has returned
from a two weeks visit to Newport,
and is leaving this evening with Mr..
Hubbeal to spend the rest OF the sum
mer at the White sulphur Springs.
INSTRUMENTATION WEDDING.
An unusually lovely wedding took
place wedne nesday evening in the
Chapel OF Transnguration. when Miss
Helen II. Kalstrom. daughter OF MT
and Mrs. Kalstrom, of 1882 Meridian
street, became the bride OF Murray q.
Taylor, of Takoma Park. The Rev.
John Qeually ofriciated.
An artistic setting was developed
in the decorations of the church.
An effective feature of the wedding
was the entrance OF the choir, OF
which the bride is member. preced-
ing the bridal party. singing the we'd
ding march. Before this Mrs. Robert
Dalgleish sang "Song OF My Heart"
During the wedding ceremony she
sang 81 Love You Truly"
The bridal couple, assisted by MI
and Mrs. Kalstrom and Mrs. Kali
strom. grandmother OF the bride.
greeted the guests at a large recep-
ton at the brides home from $50
to 80 o'clock. Later Mr.. and Mira.
Taylor left for an automobile trip
along the Atlantic coast.
The bride was attended by Miss
Mildred Shippard as maid OF honor,
and her sister, Miss Edith kalstrom.
as flower girl Tho bride wore q
gown Of ivory satin and real lace.
with a long court train and tulle
veil. She also wore a long string OF
pearls, an heirloom. The maid OF
honor wore lavender georgette crepe.
trimmed in lace. and carried a large
bouquet OF Ophelia roses. The flower
girl had a charming gown of peach
glow crepe, decorated in blue. She
carried a basket OF sweetheart roses
Mrs Kalstrom wore black lace
gown. and Mrs. Taylor, mother OF the
groom, wore a black net. James
Taylor was best men for his brother.
The ushers included Alvin Donda,
Gilbert Platt. DR.. Edward ]. Coping
and Marc Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor will be at
home on Eastern avenue, Takoma
Park. after their return in a week
or SO.
MISS JOHNSTON ENTERTAINs.
Colonel and Mrs. William T. Wood
have gone to Atlantic City for a
short stay. Colonel Wood hopes to
recuperate from several weeks
illness.
In compliment to her guest,
Countess Blanca de OWES of Atlantic
City, Miss Dorothy Johnston of The
Rochambeau is entertaining in
formally on Saturday evening. Mrs.
Charles l.. Taylor Is motoring down
from her summer home in Spring
Lake, N. j.. on Tuesday, to Join these
ladies for a few days. The Countess
will return to Spring Lake with her.
Nine. Alarina Mica du Kootsnesoff-
ski is at Virginia Beach, where she
has gone for a rest before beginning
a tour Of grand opera in this country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman James. OF
Baltimore. have arrived at Pittsfield,
Mass. Mrs. James was formerly Hiss
Isabelle Hagner, of Washington.
A wedding of interest to Washing
ton, which will take place in Balti-
more next month, is that of George
Brown Hill. of Pittsburgh, son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Hill. of
this, city, who will be married to
Mrs. Hannah Gather Smith Quale,
daughter. of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Chandler P. Smith. The ceremony
will be performed on the morning of
September IS at Grace and st. Peters
Protestant Church, Rev. DR.. II. p. AL
mon Abbott Officiating, and will be fol-
lowed by a small wedding breakfast.
Chandler p. Smith will give his sis
ter in marriage. and Charles Phillips
Hill, Of Washington will be his
brothers best man. After a wedding
journey Mr.. Hill and his bride will
live in Pittsburgh.
Miss Jeanette Levy has returned
from the mountains after a five
weeks stay.
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