The Washington times., 1911-05-07
Mrs. Brooks Giving Luncheon Today
For Mr. and Mrs Wilcox of Oregon
Daughter Of Justice and
Mrs. Wright Bride OF
Mr.. Kite.

Tie Church of the Ascension was the
scene Of beautiful wedding last night
at $50 o'clock, when Miss Claire Wright,
daughter of Justice and Mrs. Dan Thew
wright, became the wife of Harry Ar
thur klte. The Rev. J. Henning Nclms
solemnized the ceremony in the presence
OF distinguished gathering of relatives
and friends.
Quantities of palms and white lilies
church.
justice Wright escorted his daughter
anu gave her in marriage. She made a
beautiful bride in her gown of ivory
I,,,,Se nr,oSaae made in princess empire effect
with a panel of princess lace az the
sue front and very long train start
ing at the shoulders in a Vatican pIeat.
me boolce was made with a Yoke of
nes appilqued In motifs of the lace
embroidered in pearls. and finished with
reveres Of the lace. Her bridal veil OF
tulie was held in place with a close
ilttlhg cap OF pearls. and the bridal
bouquet was shower of lilies of the
Vsiiey and white orchids. A necklace
was her only iewelry
MIS- Durant Church, sister of the
bride, and Miss Alice Wright attended
me bride as matron and maid of honor,
Besuden and Miss Juliet Besuden. cons
ms OF the bride. They wore stunning
gowns OF white duchesse satin, made in
severely plain empire princess effect.
with touches Of crystal trimming on the
bodice and sleeves and long sashes of
coral pink chiffon, which fell 10 the
hem of the train from softly draped
tolds over the shoulders with huge but
terfiy bow in the back. All wore dainty
headdresses of coral pink tulIe finished
their bouquets were old d-fashioned clus-
ters or pink sweet peas, edged with a
ring OF white roses and framed In the
chiffon to match the sashes
Little Dan Thew Wright, 3rd, was
ring oearer' carrying the Ing on satin
Mr.. Kite was attended by Samuel Ross
as best man, and his groomsmen were
William Naylor, his brother, Samuel
Kite, and Robert v. Fleming
Godoy and Armstead Peter, of Column
bus, Ohio were the ushers
a large reception at the home Of the
brides parents, in Sixteenth street, fol-
lowed the ceremony.
Mrs. Wright, mother OF the bride, re-
ceived the guests, wearing handsome
gown of orchid satin trimmed in cream
lace with touches OF amethyst beading.
Mrs. Dan Thew Wright, sr., of Gin
cinnat who also received wore mauve
messaltne yeiled in a tunic of black en-
broidered lace and trimmed in touches
of jet.
Mrs. l.. E. Williams, the brides ma
ternal grandmother. wore black grena-
dine trimmed with effective touches OF
Mrs. n. W. Johnson. of Cincinnati,
aunt of the bride. wore white satin with
A tunic of black lace, an heirloom in the
family.
Mrs Edwin Besuden, of Newark. Ohio.
aunt OF the bride. wore pink mesSaIine
veiled in pink chiffon with pearl TRIM
ming.
, Mrs. Harry E. Goodhue. of Boston,
aunt of the bride. wore old blue chiffon |
Mrs. S. E. Kite. of StanIeyton, Va,
mother of the bridegroom wore gray
satin veiled in black chiffon, and Miss !
Myrtle Kite, his sister, wore pink chif- |
fon.
Mrs. Thomas E. Boyle. of Boston. +,
wore turquoise blue satin trimmed with |
gold braid and black chantilly lace.
Mrs. DevereauX wore pink messaline |
veiled in white chiffon and trimmed in |
jet.
Mrs. Alexander Squibbs. of Cincinnati. |
wore white crepe de chine trimmed in
crystal.
After the reception Mr. and Mrs Kite
left Washington for a Northern bridal
trip to New York, Niagara Falls, Buff
falo, and Atlantic City. Mrs. Kite trav-
eled in, a modish tailored suit of black
and white novelty cloth with a bodice
of violet satin yelled in black and
white striped marquisette, and a smart
black hemp straw hat trimmed with a
white feather and a pearl ornament.
Upon their return they will reside at
the Montana, where they will be at
home after May Is.
The bride, who is one of the most at |
tractive girls in Washington society, |
made her debut two years ago.
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Miss Merriam Hostess
To Miss Louise Cromwell.
Miss Laura Merriam was hostess at |
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