The Washington times., 1911-10-19

en- route to their home in Raleigh. N. c..
after a Northern bridal trip,
pr. Tom A; Williams has gone for q
visit to Nashville ana chattanooTa.
guests m her mother. ha9psGn Mps J. mas w. as Res esr
ardscn. of Indianapolis. Ind. and her
sister. Mrs. A. X. Rowswell. Of Pitts
osrSn. "a. -
Mrs. Charles ]. wetxel has returned
at Portland. Ore. and is located al the
Baltimore. on Biltmore street. where
she will be glad to sec her friends.
Mrs. L. p. wadsworth
In Capital for Autumn.
Mrs. L. p. wadsworth, who spent
the summer abroad. has arrived in
Washington, and has opened her apart
ment. in the Highlands, for tho
autumn. She will spend the winter
travelling in the West.
The First Secretary of the Turkish
| sein Bey have returned to Washington
fro Bellport. L. l.. where they spent
bassy and Mime. de Azevedo have given
up their apartment In Stonele!gh Court
and have taken one at the kenesaw
Tor the winter.
The Counselor az the Bra.ilian EN-
have returned to Washington and
opened their apartment, In the Wood
ward for the season.
The British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce, who went to Stockbridge, Mass,
for the Choate golden wedding ami
versary. have left there for Boston.
Miss Fry Welded
To William E. Pearson.
The wedding of Miss Edith Giles
| Fry, daughter Of DR.. Henry D. Fry, and
William Edmonston Pearson, took place
last evening at o'clock at the Church
OF the Epiphany. The ceremony, which
was performed by the rector of the
! church, the Rev. Randolph Nc Elm, was
attended by a large gathering Of rela-
| times and friends
| chrysanttemums and cosmos blossoms
adorned the church for the OCCASION.
and the wedding music was played by
Rakcmann's Orchestra.
IN marriage by her father, wore a gown
OF Itch white attn trimmed in duchess
lace which had adorned her mothers
wedding gown. She wore the lace
ter. formerly Miss Gertrude Fry, at her
wedding TO Andrew B. DuvaIl last win
ter. The veil was arranged with orange
blossoms and the bridal bouquet was
brides only ornament was a diamond
pin, the gift Of the BRIDEGROOM.
mis-; Andrew B. Duvall. who was her
sisters matron Of honor. wore a gown
btlero Of Venetian lace and shoulder
orapery Of lavender CHIFFON with touches
OF tilver trimmings. She carried an
armaai Ths ,sa,d Si laUsnder Sar shrysanthemums
monston T,I1 and the bridesmaids, Miss
Miss Elizabeth Bryan, and Miss Helen
peddle. wore gowns made similar to
Miss Edmonston's was OF rose pink
satin with which she carried an armful
OF white chrysanthemums. Miss Murray
was IN pale blue satin. Miss Davidson.
Peddle in yellow. They all carried
cluster Of white chrysanthemums.
Upton Pearson was best man for his
3. Duvall, John H. Ciapp, George
Kennedy. Albert Howard. Orviile Ecker.
and Arthur Calver.
a large reception at the home of DR..
and Mrs. Fry, in Nineteenth street, fol-
lowed the ceremony at the church.
Palms. autumn leaves and pink and
white crysanthemums adorned the
house. Mrs. Fry, who assisted Mr. and
Mrs. Pearson in receiving their guests,
wore an Irish lace gown over satin, and
Mrs. Pearson, mother of the bridegroom.
was in lavender brocade satin. -
Later In the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearson left Washington for a wedding
trip. Mrs. Pearson Travelled In a hlue
broadcloth suit with a blue hat Upon
their return to Washington. they will
be at home after November /, at
Florence Court.