The Washington times., 1921-12-16

<evening. December n, at SIS o'clock.
when Miss Mary Isabel Kelly. pupil
Of the Polish composer and pianist.
xavsr 6charwenka. win present an In
tsreating program. A feature Of the
IsSspfng Niu 10 the rendition OF mu-
sical setting to Longfellow's dramatic
poem. Robert Of Sicily" which will
be read b Mrs. N. e. Chambsrlin.
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Lord Lee of Farehara ana Lady Lee
with be the guests Of honor at the
December meeting OF the Southern
Society at the New Willard on Mon
day evening. December -.
There will be q short business meet
Ing. followed by reception and dsno-
ing. ~ y
The dinner dances At the Army and
Navy Club. which were 30 successful
last season. viii be resumed this win
ter beginning tomorrow.
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There win be private view OF the
paintings of Miss Clara Greenieaf
Perry tomorrow afternoon from to
O'Clock at 1906 Connecticut avenue.
there being some portraits in the ex-
to January 2. Miss Perry IL o well
known artist having exhibited in the
Paris Salon, but discontinued her
work during the war 70 take up active
work In the motor corps. So valuable
| was her work In France during the
trying days of war and after that
! when Marshal Foch found that she
was q passenger ON the same ship
that brought him to America he and
his staff called on her In her cabin
TO thank her personally for her in
valuable services. In the exhibition
Is charming pastel portrait of Prin-
cess de Bearn. daughter of Prince de
Bearn ct DE Chalais. counselor Of the
French embassy.
Vice Air Marshal Higgins, Of the
British delegation. entertained, Mt din
ner last evening at the Racquet Club.
In honor OF the foreign aviation rep
resentatives.
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Mrs. Harrie Durant Gordon, who
viii leave Monday for her future
home, Los Angeles. Cal, Is the guest
OF Miss Mae Violet Petty. OF 1891 o
street.
The marriage Of Miss Mildred Nc
Rea, daughter Of Brig Gen. and Mrs.
James II. McRea, to Capt Archibald
Miles Nilsson, u. s. A., took place
"wednesday evening at St. Paul's
Episcopal Church The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DIR. Talbot,
pastor OF the church. and was follow.
ed by a reception at the home OF the
brides parents.
The bride was lovely In Q wedding
gown Of white kitten ear satin, made
with a high neck and long. flowing
sleeves Of radium lace. Neck and
sleeves were edged with tiny pearls
and loops and strings Of pearls formed
the girdle. Panels OF the satin fell
to the hem of the skirt in front and
hack. both edged with the pearls that
had formed the gtrdle and trimming of
the neck and sleeveaA A court train
of satin. lined .Wttk Georgette and
edged with pearls @af,f from the should.
ers and traiieA gracefully on the
ground. The train was Weighted to
the floor with orange blossoms. The
tuile veil was draped over a coronet
OF orange blossoms and pearls. She
carried q shower bouquet OF brides
roses and lilies Of the valley.
:. The bride was attended by her
sister. Miss Dorothy McRae. as maid
Of honor: Mrs. John r. Kahie as
Hthuon VI nOnOf, ana MISSES Helen
Ohnstad, Of Fort Monroe: Grace Kin
son and Louise Pugh. OF Washington:
as bridesmaids. Little Miss Allie
Torrey,. daughter Of MajorDand Mrs
Daniel H Torrey, was flower girl.
The brideemaidss were dressed In
raxaSowe cslorSS. aAeif freasxsg beitg
,Ras,ds alike q anlb dAShibaAA on old
fashioned lines The tight b0dices
were made with the batteau neck line,
and the hoop shirts were trimmed with
silver ribbons and silver flowers
They wore silver rwreaths around their
hair. and a fan-shsped ornament OF
tuile In the back II the hair. They
all carried pink roses.
Miss McRae wore rose colored satin
and the matron Of honor was In soft
green.
The bridesmaids wore pastel shades
Of blue, pink and orchid.
Capt. Donald NJ. McRae, brother of
the bride. was the best man. The
ushers were Major John r. Kahle,
Capt. Gustav vifaaret. aid to the Presi-
dent; Motor Sumner Waite, Lieut..
Frederic SRosenbaum, and william
e. Navin, formerly Of the navy.
Captain and Mrs. Mixson started for
New York and later will go to Charles
ton, the home OF the bridegroom. to
M m Christ ma a. After n visit tn |