The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-20
MRS. SILSBEE
MARRIED TN
CAPITAL
Ceremony Solemnized
Today at Brothers
Home

The marriage or Mrs. Elizabeth
S. Silsbee, daughter Of Mrs. George
IS. Silsbee, Of Boston and Beverly
Farms, Mass, /. and Edward Law,
son Of Mrs. Ernest Law, of VII
lanova, near philadelphia, took
place at 1890 today In the home
OF the brides brother, George s.
Silsbee, at 2S02 Thirty second street.
The Reverend u. s. q. Pierce, of
the All Souls Unitarian Church
performed the ceremony.
There were no attendants other
than Bernard Law, Of Philadelphia,
brother OF the bridegroom, who
acted as best man. The bride wore
a travelling costume Of brown. Fol-
lowing the ceremony there was "a
breakfast after. which the bride
and bridegroom left for q wedding
trip. They WIN make their home
In WyIfnewood, q r suburb OF
Philadelphia. Il.
There were about sixty guests
present at the wedding, most of
whom came from Philadelphia and
Boston. Mrs. George Silsbee, ST., &C
companied her daughter, the bride,
who at one time was Mrs. Heard, to
washington for the wedding, and
viii remain here with her son and
daughter-in-law for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silsbee, are COM
parative newcomers to Washing
ton, where Mr.. Silsbee Is president
fthe Radium Products Corpor-
alton on r street. Their marriage
took place a year or two ago.
Mr.. Law, the bridegroom, Is of
a distinguished Philadelphia family.
His sisters are Mrs. Livingston
Biddle, and Miss Mary Law and
his brothers are Ernest Law and
Bernard Law. He Is q graduate
of Princeton University Of the
class of 1913 and is member OF
the Merton, Racquet and Phiiadel-
phia Clubs of Philadelphia.
4 4
MONDAY SUPPER CLUB
TO MEET Ar WILLARD.
The Monday Evening Supper Club,
which met last winter at the Ham
ilton Hotel, will meet this winter at
the New Willard, where all arrange
ments will be under the personal
direction Of Mrs. Helen Ray Hagner,
social secretary OF the New Willard.
The first assembly VIII be on Mo-
vember II, when there win be dane
| ing from 1O.to o'clock. The club,
which has about one hundred mem.
bers, WIN also meet on. December /,
December is, January IL, January
26 and February 9,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Hardie Meakin EN-
tertained a party Of seven at dinner
last evening at their apartment IN
the Argonne.
Il - a.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Galbraith, OF
Glenbrook road, Battery Park, have
Ejust returned to, their home from .
visit with MTs. Galbraithsss sister,
mrs Kenneth Robbins, OF New
York city, and Mrs. Kemp Starrett,
the famous illustrator OF New York,
at her home in Forest Hills, Long
Island.
Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook, pres
New Willard where she arrived to-
day from her home in Cooksblirg,
Penna. She plans to remain until
early next week.
Under the auspices Of the Inter.
national Federation Of Catholic AL.
umnae, a card party win be given
on Monday, November 8. at 2
O'Clock, at Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. James Johnson, jr., chair
man, announces the active COM
mittee representing Holy Cross
Academy are as follows: Miss Mary
Sanford Howe, Miss Ruth Craven,
Miss Regina Flannery, Miss Mary
Hester, Mrs. Frederick w. Seibold
and Mrs. Frederick ]. Rice.
James Wallis, of Kobe, Japan,
will come today to visit Paul
! Gardner. - 80