The Washington times., 1920-10-18
Jean EHot'S NsUs
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her father. wore a gown OF white satin
gracefully draped. with a white satin
train hung from the shoulders. Her
veil was or tulle and rare old lace. an
heirloom In her family, Two little
flower girls. Sally Cary Fairfax Har-
rison and Hetty Reid Turner, were
the brides only attendA nts. They
wore dainty frocks OF pink runled or
CANDY and carried old-fAshioned bou-
quets OF roses and lilies OF the valley.
Francis Fitz Randolph. OF New York,
was the best man. and the ushers
we're Warren Ransome. OF Great Bar
rington. Mass; william MAcksll. OF
Nokesyille. Va, and Henry Evans, OF
Baltimore. all Of them formerly with
the Sixth reld artillery In France. and
Grahame Carey. Of Cambridge. MAss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baird will make their
home al The Plains, where Mr.. Baird
has u handsome place. He formerly
made his home In Akron. Ohio. He is
a graduate OF Harvard University ana
served with the Sixth neid artillery
la France through ths-xar. His bride
was one OF the most popular OF the
officers In the nalIonsl service school
OF the woman's nassi service In t~.
OF their encampments near Washing
ton during the war.
Among those present were Miss
Cary. OF Baltimore. great aunt or the
bride: Mrs, Henry Fairfax. Ars. Pros
ser Tsbb. OF Baltimore; Mrs. George
Carter, Mrs. Henry Downing, Of Front
Royal: Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Nelson Fell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Page. Mr.. and
Mrs II. c. Groom, Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Waliach, Judge and Mrs. E. s. Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. o. T. Crosby, Miss Co
leste Crosby. Count and Countess
Mario Carraciolo DE Melito. Mr.. and
Mrs Alvin Baird, Miss Helen Baird,
and Mr.. and' Mrs. william Skinker.
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The list of patrons and patronesses
for the concert which Is to be given
on Friday night at the Memorial Con-
tinental Hall, d.. A. r., is growing.
and great impetus Is given to the
sale OF tickets by the fact that Mar
saret Fontrese. who Will sing the
part OF "Ameris.~ Is the original
model for the wonderful war poster.
THE Greatest Mother in the World"
Seats en- bloc have been purchased by
Mrs. w. X. Van Reypen, Baroness
Serge Koeff, Mrs. Walter BRUCE
Howe, Mrs. John Hervey Young. Mrs.
Floyd Waggeman, Miss Jessie G. Nc
Donald, Mrs. j. Il. Kendall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bush Brown. Col. Eric Fowler,
Mrs. Herman Gasch. Mrs. Victor
Kaufman. Mrs. Charles Fairfax. Mrs.
Margaret Zimmele. Mrs. John Gaynor.
Captain and Mrs. Chalmers. Mrs. L..
MacD. Sleeth, Mrs. Isaac Cans. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Neuhauser.
The recital Is the opera Aida" in
concert form, and a splendid response
has been made by the musicians Of
d, na nj
skin, conductor of the Rialto Theater
Orchestra, to augment his splendid
orchestra by such musicians as Her
man Rakeman. Ernest Lent, Richard
Loreburg. Mr.. Stake, Mr.. norman,
and Sol Minister.
The concert Is under the auspices
OF the Arts Club of Washington, In
the interest OF the National Peace
Carlton, which the General Fedora
tion Of Women's Clubs has just voted
to sponsor.
The cast includes Ethel Holtxclaw
Gawler. Aida" Margaret Fontresse,
"Amneris;" Ernest DAVIS, "Rhadames:" :"
Charles Trowbridge Tittman, Ram
fis." and Leroy Lewis. "Amanasro."
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SIR JOHN ARD HERE.
Sir John Aird. Of Toronto. accom-
panied by Lady Aird, arrived yester-
day and have an apartment at the
Washington for a week, to attend the
American Bankers Association con-
gress.
Brig. Gen. Henry G.. Sharpe has re-
turned to Bath, n. y, and Joined Mrs.
Sharpe, who is a guest OF his sister,
Mrs. Ira Davenport
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Mrs. Josiah Kingsley Oil. formerly
of Washington, has given up her
home at 55 East Sixty-fifth street in
New York and gone South for an in
definite stay. She will spend the win
ter at Summerville. N. c.
Mrs. Henry +. Dimock has returned
from Bar Harbor and opened her
house in Scott Circle.