The Washington times., 1921-01-09
Ne4usy Gossip
7 Of Dolngs in
Social WOrld

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LED yesterday for the marriage of
Miss Jane Gregory, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Watt Gregory, 10
George Stuart Heyer, OF Houston
TsN.s., but when she starts for her
home In Texas the bride will take
with her the good wishes of scores OF
friends whom she made during her
residence in Neutrality-suspicious. who
always think OF her as one OF the
cabinet buds" of the Wilson Ad-
ministration.
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall were present at the wedding. with
such official folk as the Burlesons, Jus
tice McReynolds and MIR. and Mrs. John
SHELTON Williams.
Guests were even fewer at the mar
risge of Miss Frances Brett Noyes
and Edward Hart, OF New York, only
the bridal party and members OF the
two families being present at the
ceremony at the home of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brett
Noyes. But. again. there are many
in Washington to wish the bride well.
and in this case t. be proud of heI
and the success she has attained "
her literary work.
Miss Margaret Perrin. another
Washington girl in whose wedding
there was genuine interest, was mar
ried up in New York to Francis
Amory. jr.. OF Boston. and even tn.
modest wedding festivities which she
had planned for a few weeks hence
went by the board as Mr.. Amory's
father was taken i'll, he had to go
home at once. and wanted to take his
bride with him. They were married
on twelve hours notice in the rectory
OF st. Patricks Cathedral. and only
the members of the Immediate fami-
lies were present to witness the cere-
mony. Mrs. Amory Is the daughter
OF Mrs. George Howard and OF the
late Clifford Perrin.
Miss Margaret Woodbury.. daughter
of the late Col. Thomas Childs Wood
bury. and Major william " Carter.
son Of Maj. Gen. and Mrs. William NJ.
Carter, had church wedding
Christ Church. Georgetown--but in
their case, too, the ceremony was
witnessed only by small company
of intimate friends of the bride and
bridegroom In this marriage two
families whose army traditions go
back for several generations were
united. General Pershing attended
the wedding and was among the nrst
TO congratulate the bridegroom ana
to offer his good wishes to the bride.
HORSES WILL CONTINUE
PART IN SOCIAL LIFE.
Although horses may be ,snubbed
when it comes to the choice of
power for the transportation of the
next President to and from the in
augural ceremonies, they will con-
tinue to be much in evidence in
wasington's social life. for more
and more interest is manifested in
riding The Chevy Chase Hunt
brings out beautiful mounts and
here il rivalry in the possession
Of fine horses. The hunt yesterday,
Which started at the American Uni
"crsity. was one of the successful
vents. even though the weather was
not altogether satisfactory. There
vas gay breakfast served at the
Tub with DR.. Ryan DevereuN. who
- chairman of the committee in
large of hunting. much to be con-
-ratulated on the seasons success
'ul runs.
The members of the committee
'nclude Rear Admiral Cary Grayson,
rig. Gen. william Mitchell. Col.
larry Cootes, and Walter Tucker
man. OF course. Joseph DevereuX
was there, for he goes to all the
hunts, inasmuch as he is NJ. +. II.
md as enthusiastic sportsman as
YER rode after the hounds.
There is to be hunt ball by and
by when all the ambitious plans for
1t have been successfully worked
out This will revive the old tradi-
tons that have made the Chevy
Chase Club famous and will bring
together a memorable company.
<
Announcement that the Riding and
will Ia
,vcnirg rides on January is. will be
rood news to the group OF horse
,;.omen who have distinguished them
selves in past seasons. TheS" rides
which include intrjcGt" and cieyerly
executed drills. will be a nong the
smartest events of the year and will
take place every week up to March
IS. The drills. which are followed
by supper and dancing, have not
been started earlier because they
would have conficted with the Tues
day evening supper dances at the
Nsison Dupont. They will give the
young men--and the Cirls--an oppor-
tunity to prove their horsemanship
is as technically good as their
dancing.
The committee of the Riding and
Hunt Club includes Mrs. Joseph Ere
linghuysen. Mrs. Thomas T. Logan.
Mrs. Harold Walker. Mrs. Frank
Hight, Miss Anna Hamlin. Mrs. A.
Conroy Vance. Miss Caroline Nash,
Mrs Dennis Epson. Miss Helen Nc
Lanahan. Mrs. Edward Everett, Mrs.
Sinclair Bowen, Miss Ruth Hitchcock,
Mrs. George Ehle Miss Julia Whiting, |
Mrs. Harry Leonard and Miss Ruth
Donaldson
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON TEAS
ARE PROVING POPULAR
The Riding Clubs informal Friday |