The Washington times., 1920-01-07
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Day. President and Marshall Honor
, News of the Diplomats


tor Kaufman. She was called to
New York Monday morpins unex-
pectedly. This evening MI and Mrs.
Kaufman will give a dinner at the
Chevy Chase Club for Miss Hoy. en-
tertaining thirty-seyen young people
and twenty OF their elders
CayetAndo de QuesadA, vice consul
OF Cuba. has moved his residence
from 1910 N street to 24oo sixteenth
street
Mrs Henry Price Wright had
small company lunching with her
yesterday Afternoon at the Cafe St
Marks.
Mrs. George Bass, of Chicago, chair
man OF the woman's bureau, Demo-
cratic National Committee, win re-
ceiye Informally for committee mem
bers and other Democratic women
this afternoon In her suite at the
| Shoreham.
A number of festivities are being
arranged in compliment TO Miss Jane
Story, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
=. Story. jr., and Capt. X. II. Glen. OF
the British embassy, whose marriage
will take place on January IT. On
JnuaaTy fs|Mr. and Mrs. George Gar
-ett Will give>a dinner for them. and
on January 10 they will be enter
tanned al dinner by Mrs. Charles s.
Bromweii and Miss Mildred Brom-
well.
II. II. Sims. OF the British embassy,
will b. best man. and the list OF ush-
ers includes the Hon. Ronald Lindsay,
Henry Getty Chiffon. II. H. Hadow,
n. V. Tennant. Capt. J. y. Harker. and
AlgcTnon Greig, all OF the British
embassy; Bysterus Heemskerk, OF the
| Netherlands legation. and Jerry
Green, of the State Department.
Miss Gardner weds.
Miss Helen Barnett Gardner. dsugh-
ter OF Mrs. Annie kealy Gardner, vas
married today 10 Edwin RusSel
Lloyd, the ceremony taking place at
noon at the home of the brides cous
in, Mrs. Edward Brooke. In Wiscon-
sin avenue. The wedding was at
tended only by relatives and Intimate
| friends. and was followed by an In
| formal breakfast
The Rev. Father James A. Smyth
! officiated. Miss Gardner was given
In marriage by her cousin. DR.. Harry
| Price. and WIS attended by another
| cousin, Miss Effle Elizabeth Brooke.
as maid Of honor. Wallace Lee, OF
| Colorado. was best man for Mr.. Lloyd
! The bride made charming picture
! in her becoming gown or sapphire
blue velvet, simply made and trimmed
with touches OF silver. She wore a
| becoming picture hat of silver a1c
| blue georgette and carried flowers
! The maid of honor was also gowned
| In blue velvet, with an armful OF
| 1oSies.
Miss Gertrude Walter played the
Wedding music and during the cefe-
! nony Miss Jean Fraser, of Canada,
| sang Miss Walters costume was o.
rose velvet. and Miss Fraser wore
| becoming gown of navy blue satin
Following the ceremony Mr.. LloS
| and his bride left for a short wedding
| rip. after which they will go to
| Nyoming, where Mr.. Lloyd. who IS
| a native OF West Virginia, is now
| living. He is a geologist by profes-
sion, a Rhodes scholar and graduate
| of oxford University and a member
| Of the Cosmos Club.
! The brides going away gown was
| of blue tricolette and with II she is
| wearing a small beaver hat and a
! beaver coat.
Congressman Thomas p. Dunn, OF
| New York, is expected In Washington
| he last OF this week. Mrs. Dunn will
accompany him or will join him here
| shortly.
Mrs. Henderson Eutertains.
| Mrs. John Is. Henderson entertained
On Monday afternoon for the dancing
! class which meets at her house each
week. She had as special guests a
.alented dancer. Miss Dorothy Smoller,
Who was understudy for Pavlowa, and
Miss Bachschmid. who gave . group
| of songs.
CONGRESSMAN Clark Burdick re-
| turned to Washington yesterday to