The Washington times., 1920-02-03

| sardman faih hoeeL
| Mrs. Charles Boushton Wood enter
| aimed at a box party at the opening
performance OF Lionel Barrymore's
new play. The Letter OF the Law.
at the Shubert-Gariek Tbeater last
evening. given for the benent OF the
Georgetown University Hospital In
| he party were Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
| .awes. OF New York. and Mrs. Henry
| ussell Talbot. formerly Miss May
iontgomery. of Portland. and Miss
-lorgan.
| Mrs. Jouett Shouse. wife of the As
istant Secretary OF the Treasury. en-
ertaIned at a tea yesterday after
| aoon In compliment to Mrs. sidney
smith. OF Omaha, Neb.. the sister OF
Mr.. Shouse, who Is their guest. Those
assisting include: Mrs. II. L. Edwards.
mother OF the hostess: Mrs. Blaine
Elkins, Mrs. Richardson Gibson. Mrs.
S. Wallace Dempsey. Mrs. James Hus-
ted. Mrs. John A. Peters. Mrs. Samuel
Il. Winslow. Mrs. Frank B. Freyer.
Miss Augusta Glass. Miss Priscilla
Hustled, Miss Mary Ellen Marshall
and Miss Jeanne Lowry.
The marriage OF Miss Betty Mutt
man. daughter OF Brig. Gen. and Mra-
Louis huffman. U. 8. A. to Capt
| James Golden. u. g. A.. took place
J last Wednesday At Fort Benning. Co
| lumbus, Ga The ceremony was pc =
formed In the Officers Club. a. The
fort, and was the hrst army wed
ding to take pace there SINCE the
] establish ment OF the fort The regi-
( mental band played the wedding
music. Miss Mildred Rhodes. of OnA-
ha, Neb.. was the maid OF honor. and
Miss Dorothy Newtop, OF Fail River
Mass, ana Miss Esther Dismukcs
were bridesmaids.
4 The best man was Col. Herbert
/ Harries and the ushers were Col
John McDermoth, Major Charles, ly-
nan and Capt. Francis HeratY The
: bride wore a gown of whi< satin
l'embro.ler in seed pearls/ Cap ain
| Golden and his bride went for bridal
! TRIP northward. Before the comp e.
tioh OF their trip they will make
| visit In Washington.
| During General Nuttman's absence
| in France. Mrs huffman and her
!, daughter made. their home in Wash
l gton. and they have many friends
here.
The egagement IL announced Of
| Miss Pattie Nicholas MOI ris. daush
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Speed VI r.
ris. to Horace King Hutehens. OF Ney
York. No day has been set for the
| wedding. =
To Wed In California.
A wedding OF interest to Washing
ton society will take place Saturday.
February II. at Coronado Beach,
iCal, when Miss Rhoda Fu'lam.
daughter of Rear Admiral william r.
Fullam. U. 8. ". tretired), and Mrs.
r'ullam. will become the bride of Ray
imond Welch, of Spokane, Wash. Miss
iFullam was a great belle in An
napolis, Washington and Baltimore
while her faith r was superintendent
of the United States Naval Academy.
Justice Wendell p. Stafford has re-
turned from a short trip to Bos on.
Brig. Gen. Douglas Macarthur.
c"mmandant of the United States Mil
itary Academy at West Point. arrived
yesterday ani is at the New willard
for a few days.
Mardi Gras Rail-.
The Mardi Gras Ball for Neighbor-
hood House, to be given at the New
willard on Tuesday. February II. will
be opened by pageant or carnival of
the seasons which, while not so long
or elaborate As that of the Ball OF
Nations last year. will be most at
tractive. and will have many novel
features.
Mrs. Walter Tuckerman Is again
arranging the pageant. and among
those who will take the principal
parts are Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes, jr!:
Mrs. Scott Thropp. Mrs. william Bur-
ton, Miss Delano, Miss Hinckley, Miss
Bromweil, assisted by many of the
most popular dcbutantes and men and
rls in Washington. ......
Miss Siebert is chairman OF the ball
and president of the board of Neigh
borhood House. for which a brilliant
annual entertainment Is always given.
She has already sold q number Of
boxes.
| Mrs. Victor Harris Wallace, who
has been seriously III at the Hotel
| Gordon, is recovering.
Miss Margie Macgill James and
Charles Macgill James, who were
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rand u lag
nor, have returned to their home in
baltimore.
Henry p. Davidson sailed yesterday
on the Manrefania n affepd the first