The Washington herald., 1910-07-07

The marriage Of Prince Antoine Albert
RadzIwil and Miss Dorothy Deacon took
place Tuesday morning at st. Mary's
Church. in Cadogan street. London. The
bride was given in marriage by Lord
Grey de Ruthyn She was simply gowned
In white ninon. yelled with old lace and
embroideries. and wore a large white
picture hat Her only ornament was a
string of pearls After the ceremony
mass was celebrated Among those who
attended were the Duchess of Rutland,
Lord and Lady Ashby J. st. Leger, Lord
and Lady Clifford, OF Chudeigh; Lady
Paget, Lady Anglesey, Lady Kimberly,
Lord and Lady Essex. Mrs. Edward
Stonor. Mrs Ogden Mills. Lord and Lady
Berkeley Paget, and Lord Ribblesdale.
There was no reception. and the couple
left on an afternoon train for Paris from
where they will start on an automobile
tour for their honeymoon. The marriage
being opposed by the mother Of the
prince. no member OF the embassy staff.
either Russian or American, was wit
ness.
The wedding Of Miss Anna Ewing Cock
rell and the Minister Of Greece. l. A
Coromilas, took place yesterday after
noon at O'Clock at the home of the
brides brother-in-laW and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs Edison F, GaUaudet, al Norwich.
Conn The priest of the Greek Church at
Washington Rev. Joachim Alexopulos.
performed the ceremony according TO the
rites OF that church. in the presence
of a party Of relatives and intimate
friends. including Mrs. Eldridge f. Jor-
| dan, Mrs. Franklin z. Sackett. Miss
Eleanor Terry, Miss Louise Foraker.
Miss Cameron, and Mr.. Oden Horstmann,
all of this city.
The house was beautifully decorated.
an improvised altar having been erected
IN the drawing-room. with a mass of white
lilies and ferns and palms banked high
on either side. Lilies were the only
flowers used IN this room. The dining
room was decorated with Dorothy Per-
kins pink roses. combined with ferns,
while the hail and library were tastefuily
adorned .Eith red rambler roses. The
/ brides father. former Senator Francis NJ.
| CocETell. and now a member OF the In
terstate Commerce Commission, gave her
in marriage. She was gowned in white
| chiffon over soft white satin, with a
lace corsage yelled In chiffon and high
draped glrdle embroidered in seed pearls.
Her veil was caught with seed pearls and
orange blossoms and she carried a sheaf
OF lilies
Immediately after the Informal recep-
ton the Minister and his bride left for
short motor trip before sailing on
! Saturday for an extended sojourn IN Eu-
rope. They viii go to London. and
later TO Paris and Constantinople for
about fortnight each, before going to
Mr.. Coromilas' home in Athens. After
a six months leave OF absence. the Min
lister and Nine. Coromilas will either re-
| turn to Washington OF 90 TO another post
TO which the Minister may be appointed.
| Miss Margaret Worthington, daughter
Of Mrs. Richard Sellman Worthington, is
! the guest at house party IN Lewisburg.
/ W. Va She will make series of visits
In Virginia and Pennsylvania before join
| ing her mother IN Atlantic City.
| The marriage is announced by Mrs. {.
II. Summers of her daughter. Miss Amy
B. Summers, and Mr.. Frank S. Hemmick.
| The ceremony was performed Yesterday
/ at noon I'm the home of the brides moth
eT, ISL Park road, and was attended by
only a small gathering OF relatives and
friends. Rev. J. NJ Block. pastor OF the
| Episcopal Church. officiated. The young
couple left Immediately after the cere-
mony for honeymoon trip, and upon
| their return will reside In Washington.
The wedding of Miss Lillian LinkIns.
formerly of California and Mr.. Hugh
Nutting took place yesterday morning at
| 1890 o'clock In the new home of the
| couple in Newton street, when the Rev.
| G. Freeland Peter. of tho Church of
! the Epiphany. officiated in the presence
OF a small gathering of relatives and a
few close friends. Following the cere-
mony a wedding breakfast was served.
after which the couple left for Atlantic
City. They will make their home in
Washington.
| MISS
Marie Louise Howser, a bud of this sea-
son; Miss Elizabeth Rutledge Howser. and
their cousin. Eugene Moon, left Tuesday
for the Muskoka Lakes, where they will
remain until late in September Mr..
Howser win go with them as far as To-
ronto and will return to Washington,
joining them later for the return trip
through fna Georufan- Paw
Mrs. George NJ Pullman has opened
her villa at West End. Long Island.
where she will remain during the sum-
mer. She will have Mrs John A. Logan
as her guest for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. "Jdk Biddle who have
only recently taken possession OF their
new residence here. viii, leave Washing
ton about the middle of the month for
the Catskills. where they will go on a
fishing trip.
Miss Florence Pierce, daughter of Mrs.
Elizabeth L. Pierce and the late II. F.
Pierce, and Emil John Worms were mar
ried at noon yesterday by the Rev. Paul
1hASAoh, -'aSAof u NAVeiopeittdh FfeSDS-
terrain Church. The ceremony was per-
formed in the home of the brides mother
in the Wyoming apartments, sd was
witnessed by a small party of relatives
and friends only. The rooms We're taste
fully decorated with palms and clusters
of pink roses and festoons Of Southern
smilax. The wedding marches were play
ed by Miss Harriet Harding.
The bride was given in narriaeA bv bsr