The Washington herald., 1922-11-14
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NaRs. HUBERT WORK. wife OF
lN the Postmaster General, has
as her guest IN their apartment at
wardman Park, Hotel, their son,
Robert Work. of Denver. Colo. The
Postmaster General is'in Des Moines
today. en- route to washington,
where he is expected. to arrive. FRI
day.
The Belgian Ambassador and
Baroness de Cartier entertained at
luncheon Sunday at the embassy,
their guests being the retiring Pol
ish Minister and Princess Lubo-
mirski. Count de Chambrun. of the
French Embassy; Mr.. and Mrs. Kre-
linser and Miss Krelinger. of Ant
werp, who came over from New
York for the day; DR.. Vernon Kei-
logg. Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbilt. jr.: the Second Secretary of
the Belgian Embassy and Mime. Eg-
bert Graeffe. and Jean de Fontaine
of the Belgian Embassy.
Mai. and Mrs. C. z. d. Bridge, of
the British Embassy staff. will en-
tertain at a dance at the Columbia
Country Club on Wednesday even
ing, November %. Among those
who will entertain at dinner parties
preceding the dance are the Coun-
selor of the British Embassy and
Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon, the Sec
retary of the British Embassy and
Mrs. r. Leslie Craigie. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Benning Spencer.
MISS ELIZABETH WALMsLEY
BRIDE OF LIEUT.. GEORGE PRICE
Mrs. E. r. walmsley. of WASH
ington and Henderson, KY, an
nounces the marriage of her daugh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Rankin Walms-
ley, to Lieut.. George Dorsey Price,
n. 8. ~, at noon last Saturday in
the Naval Academy Chapel at An
napolis. Capt. Sidney K. Evans. U.
s. N, chaplain there, officiated in
the presence of a small company Of
intimate friends. The wedding had
been planned for a later date. which
was advanced because Lieut.. Price.
who has been stationed in Washing
ton, received sudden orders assign
ing him to the Atlantic air squad
rons. and wanted to take his bride
with him.
The bride was attended by Mrs.
Evelyn C. Hunt, of Washington. as
matron of honor. and Lieut. William
NJ. Fechteler. U. 8. N, was best man
The bride looked lovely in an i'm
ported gown of navy blue silk crepe
embroidered in dull silver and gold.
The bodice was long and slightly
bloused and had bateau neck line.
the embroidery outlining the neck
and lines of the blouse. The sleeves
were bell shaped and reached to the
wrist. but the underneath side was
slit to the elbow and the upper side
slit from the elbow almost to the
shoulders and all lined with gray
chiffon. The skirt was drawn tight
across the front and draped. the
fullness all being caught together
in the middle of the back A loosely
tied two-inch sash of the material.
embroidered. finished the waistline.
Her hat was a small model of gray
duvetyn with soft crushed crown
and narrow turned-up brim. The
brim dropped over the right side,
where an ornament of gray and
taupe colored uncurled ostrich
dipped to the shoulder She wore q
corsage bouquet of orchids and lilies
of the valley.
After the wedding the young
couple and the entire wedding COM
pany were entertained at breakfast
by Mrs. A. F. Fechteler, widow of
Admiral Fechteler and mother Of
the best man, at her residence n
Annapolis. The table was adorned
with a huge centerpiece of white
chrysanthemums, while clusters of
the same flowers were arranged on
tables and banked on the mantels
in both the drawing room and the
dining room. Later in the after
noon the young couple left by mo-
tor for Philadelphia. where they
will spend a short time before GO
ing to Lieut.. Prices new station.
The bride travelled in the wedding
costume, wearing over it long
cape Of soft black Bolivia cloth.
The collar was of soft gray fox
iuT. WHICH also trimmed Ine en0S
of long panels which fell from the
shoulders TO the bottom of the
cape
Lieut.. Price is the son of Judge
and Mrs. George f. Price. of Charles
ton. w. Va. He was graduated
from the Naval Academy in the
class of 1916. He served on the
L. S. s. Delaware with the Grand
Fleet in the North Sea during the
great war. after which he was in
the submarine service; later at
tached to the Presidents yacht. the
Mayfower. and Cor the past year
has been in naval aviation.
NR. AND MRS. &. &. CALHOUN