The Washington times., 1906-07-18
-ORCHORD
CHURCH WEDDING
Ceremony Followed by
Small Reception at the
Alabama.


Orchord, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
John T. Orchord. TO Lewis WInslow
Horne. took place last night at the
ceremony being performed by the pas
tor. the Rev. j. D. Power.
Mrs. Abbie Power Sparks was the
orgaulst and as she played the ''I.ohen-
grin" wedding music, the bridal party
entered the church. the bride comins
IN with her father. who gave her ia
marriage.
Mrs. Harry CLYDE Douglass. sister Of
the bride, was her matrou Of honor. and
wore a pretty gown Of white batiste and
carried a bouquet of pink roses.
Miss Orchord wore a bridal gown OF
white chiffon over taffeta elaborately
trimmed with princess lace and made
with a long train. Her veil was fas-
tened with a spray Of lilies OF the valley
and her flowers were Bride roses and
lilies Of the valley.
The best man for Mr. Horne was
Samuel w. Chase OF Maiden. Mass.
and the ushers were Robert Moulten
Horne, Of Maiden, Mass. brother OF the
bridegroom, Harry Clyde Douglass.
brother-ln-law OF the bride. W. Lyold
Wright. and Floyd A. Miller.
After the ceremony AT the church
there was O small reception az the home
of the brides parents ia the Alabama.
for the bridal party and near friends
and relatives.
Later In the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
II -Fue left for q Northern trip. during
which they VIII visit several resorts.
sJoy a week in Maiden with Mr..
- 80 lr4-
home in Bath. Ne.
Mrs. Horue's travelling suit was OF
tan rajah silk and panama hat,
trimmed in blue.
MI and Mrs. Wnslow Lewis Horne.
oi Maiden. Mass, the parents Of tho
bridegroom. came 10 Washington for
the wedding
Announcement has been made that
Miss Minnie Young. OF Brooklyn. y. Y,
viii be married today 10 George Davis.
Of Washington They VIII spend some
time at ; %tlantic City before returning
here, where they will make their home
Mrs. J. C. AImy. widow Of Admiral
Almy. is now in NarTanEansett Pier,
where she viii remain all summer. Mrs.
Wright wife Of Capt. William wright,
L. 5. a, is also a guest at the pier.
Sir Percy Sanderson. the British consul
general at New York, viii spend the
summer in England. He VIII san Tor
Liverpool on Saturday.
Newport will today see the opening OF
the first tennis tournament Of the season.
Each year society anticipates these
tournaments with unusual interst, for Il
means, as one diplomat put II, some
jolly good playing
Included in the list of smart women
who annually summer at Newport are
several expert tennis players. Among
~ eel NaH e.
of Senator George Peabody Wetmore-
Miss WetmOre this year Will not only
be a lively participant in the game. but
is serving on the committee whlch has
the tournament in charge. MISS Wet
more is paired with Miss Margaret
Busk.
One of the most interesting and excit-
ing features of the tournament viii be
mixed doubles handicap Tor gold low
ing cups
Miss North was hostess on Tuesday
at luncheon in honor of Miss kleberg,
of Austin, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf Close, of Wash
ingtOn, with their daughter. Miss Au-
gusta Close. are now in Paris. Before
returning to Washington they viii make
a leisurely tour OF the Continent
Justice McKenna and Mrs. McKenna
h2Ve joined the colony Of Washington
people at Lenox. They are at the At
latte.
Commander L. Lowery Reamey. L.
5 n, and Mrs Reamey have gone to
Ioaly for a visit 20 Mrs Reamey's
mother. Mrs. William Cullen Brewster.
]. w. Yonkers. E. J. FInl. and E. o.
Keller are among the Washlngtonlans
wh1 are now in Paris.
MISS Bessie Fagne and Miss Jennie
Eisenstein have zone TO Atlantic City
iOr a two weeks visit at the Hotel
Robbins.
Judge John Penn Jones ana MS Two
daughters. Mss Gertrude Jones. oS.