The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-06
Rites of Greek Church to Be Used
At Coromilas-C ockrell Wedding Today
Ceremony to Take Place at
Home of Mr.. and Mrs.
GaIlaudet.
Journey Through Europe to
Follow, Including Visit
to Greece.

Social interest today centers in the
marriage Of Miss Anna Ewing CockreH
and the Minister Of Greece L a Cord
milas, which VIII take place this after
noon at 4 O'Clock at Norwich. Conn.
The priest Of the Greek Church at
Washington, the Rev. Joachim AIexO-
pulos. VIII perform Ne ceremony ac-
cOrding 10 the rites Of the Greek
church. in the home OF the brides
brOther-in-law and sister, Nh and Mrs
Edison F CaIIaudet-
Only a small family party and a few
Intimate friends, including Mrs Ed
ridge f Jordan. Mrs. Franklin P
Sackett, Miss Eleanor Terry. Miss
Louise Foraker, Miss Cameron. and
Oden Horstmann, all OF Washington,
VII attend the wedding
The floral decorations OF the house
VIII be exceptionally beautiful An altar
viii be erected in the drayving-room
and VIII be mass Of white lilies and
ferns with palms banked high on either
side The only flowers used in the
dr7z|inG-rOOm viii be white lilies. and
IN the dining room quantities OF Dorothy.
Perkins pink roses wiz be combined
with ferns. Quantities OF red rambler
roses viii adorn the hail, library and
reception rooms
Former Senator Francis N CockreIl
VIII escort his daughter and give her in
marriage The bride viii wear white
Chiffon over very soft white satin with
the corsaEe almost entirely Of lace
yelled with the chiffon and the high
draped girdle embroidered in seed
pearls Her tuIIe ven viii be held by
strands OF seed pearls and orange bios
SONS. ana the bridal bouquet VIII be q
sheath OF lilies
After the informal reception for the
wedding guests which VIII follow the
ceremony. the minister and his bride
VIII 20 for q short motor trip. before
sailing Saturday for an extended alb
SeDce abroad. They VIII 20 first 10 Lon
don and VIII later visit Paris and Con
SLaULlnODie Tor about fortnight each
before EoiuE TO the minister's home IN
Athens Upon the conclusion o. Z six
months leave Of absence the : - lister
and AIme- COronilas VII either return
TO Washington. OF the minister NAV be
APPOINTED to another post.
M EOrUuiiaS has represented his
country CrediCabiV al Washington since
1877. and since that time has been pro-
NOTED from minister resident 20 minis
ter DleniuotentiaTy-
The bride is the daughter Of former
Senator CCcEreli- who for thirty years
reUreSeuEeE Missouri IN the upper house
Of Congress Miss COckrelI grew uD IN
Washington official life and received
her early education here finishing with
several wears ct the Convent Of the
ASSUMPTION at Paris She has been eX-
cacdiucly popular in Washington society
since her debut. and her social eEDer-
fence here has euiuenLly fitted her for
the duties incumbent on the wife Of a
Diplomat
zfr- and Mrs Samuel Ruben and son
Harry. Of Indianapolis, Ind are tn
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs J L Kappa
port Of Columbia. road Mr. RGber
viii leave shortly for q short trip %
Ncvv York. but viii join his family
here before returning TO Indianapolis
Mr.. and Nrs. ". p. Van Wickle have
gone to Atlantic City for few weeks
Miss jeanette Eiseusn vas rendered
a farewell party by number Of hel
friends last evening prior to her depar
ture today fer Europe
Mrs. Maurice Biumenfeld VIII leave
On Sunday for Cleveland, Ohio wheT.
she VIII spend the summer months witt
relatives.
Miss Nettye Herzog. Of Cincinnati
ONO, Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs
Cts Louis, Of Eleventh street
Mrs. Jacob Strasburger- OF Toledo
ohio. IS the guest Of Mr. and MIS- \
L Strasbu-ger, Of Columbia road