The Washington times., 1912-06-20
Ambassador and Nine.
Bahkmetef Going to
Cottage in Newport.

49, - s.
Brig. Gen. George NJ. sternberg, U.
S. A. and Mrs" sternbers will leave
Washington July for Bass Rocks,
Gloucester, Mass, where they will be
the guests for a week OF Brig. Gen. An.
son Mills, U. s. A, and MIS-. Mills at
| their cottage. They will then go to
Jamestown. r. l., where they will he
guests az the Bay View Hotel for the
remainder of the season.
Mrs. s. Lawrence Heap. wife Of Pay
| Inspector Heap. L. S. n, will go 10
/ Atlantic City early next month to spend
most OF the summer. Sic will be
Joined later in the season by Mr.. Heap.
Miss Florence Shopland
Weds Henry F. Allwine.
Miss Florence Shopland, daughter Of
Mrs. Georgiana Shopland, was married
TO Henry Franklin Allwine last evening
at 8 o'clock in the Eastern Presbyterian
Church. The wedding ceremony, which
was performed By the Rev. J. c. FL
lott was attended by large party
Of relatives and friends.
| Palms ferns and quantities of white
lilies formed the church decorations
for the occasion and the wedding music
was played by Miss Sacre.
| The bride, who was escorted ana
given in marriage by her brother-ii.-
law, Oscar 8. knabe, wore gown Oh
made OF duchess lace. Her long tuile
veil was arranged with lilies OF the
valley, and she carried shower pou-
quet Of Bride roses and lilies OF the
! valley. 49,.
Miss Mamie Adams and MISS kath-
crime AIlwine. the latter a sister OF the
bridegroom, who were the BRIDESMAIDS as
wore white marquisette gowns over SIX
with pale blue sadn sasnes, ana oses sn''
carried armfuls of Bridesmaid roses
/ Master Albert Ferguson, who was the
| ring bearer, was in pink linen SUIT
i Ernest Allwine was his brother b"st
man, and the ushers were martin An.
vine and Edward S. Allwinc; orothers
of the bridegroom: DR.. MeiVhIe Esnli.
and James Austin, who was an usnta
at the marriage OF the bridegroom
parents. -. ,ha
large reception at the home OF the
BRIDES mother in Irving street followed
the ceremony at the church. The mouse
WAS adorned for the occasion VIII WIN
palms. ferns, and casters OF av,;ns %t,1y !,
room and the reception hall. ana tLe
dining room was adorned with FERNS
, and La France roses.
Mrs. Shoplard, who assisted her SON
in-iaw and daughter in receiving their
guests. wore black voile over SILK,
) trimmed in lace. and Mrs. Allwine,
i mother of the bridegroom was n
| French plue cndrheue1 S"''''
: e'Ea Later in the evening Mr.: and Mrs
Allwine left Washington ior a north
ern wedding trip. Mrs, Allwtne tray.
black hat trimmed In plumes, Upor
their return to Washington they viii
, be at home at 1923 E street northeast
' -
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Knox an
their niece. Miss Nina Van Arsdale, vii
go to Atlantic City early in July I
! spend the summer.
9 Mrs. Harry Smith Berry, accompanle
' by Ter baby daughter, will arrive Il
: Washington from Tennessee shortly I
, spend some time with her parents. Sh
n will probably accompany them to AT
:. lantic City for short stay
Brig. Gen. Clarence R. Edwads. L;
I A., who has been abroad for the las
couple of months, expects TO sail 70
this country on June 2; ,,. poss,o -
wards are in Buffalo. \. " visitin
Mrs. Edwards mother. Mrs. Porter,
H Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Britton hav
avenue and, accompanied by their fam
e lily. have gone to their farm nea
d I:ethesda. Nd. About the latter PAL
h Of July they will go 20 Narranganset
). Pier for the remainder Of the season
Il Mrs. Hail. wife Of Capt. Harrso
t Hall, L. S. A., who is the house gues
= CT Major Joseph P. Tracey. L. S. 4
:, and Mrs. Tracey. al Fort Adams. r. !
Ii was the guest in honor of whom Cap
e and Mrs. George T. Perkins cntertainc
" at dinner last evening in their quarter
d at Fort Adams.
e hostess ut a card party in compllmer
l. to her guest.
q Mrs. Norman williams, who close
Ie her residence in Sixteenth street r.
d Gently, has arrived at Stockbridg
Mass, and is stopping at the Red LAo
Inn,
It Miss Olive Pushaw
4 Weds Thomas L. Dyer.
he The marriage Of Miss Olive Emil
~ Pushaw, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wa
II rem l.. Pushaw, of Woodbridge. D.
D. and Thomas Linden Dyer took plaC
l- last evening in the home Of the bride
pr pr parents. The wedding ceremony, whic
m was performed by the Rev. John Va
ee Schaick, jr., pastor of the Church
ne Our Father, was attended by a sma
e. party of relatives and intimate friend
TX Palms, green vines and quantities
or white roses and lilies formed the decor
e. tions in the parlors and in the dinir
IN room palms, ferns and pink blossom
- were used.
Nc The bride was in a beautiful gown
re soft white satin and lace. Her loI
D. tulle veil was arranged with lace CT
L with a wreath of lilies of the vale
IN The bridal bouquet was a shower
en Bride roses and lilies of the valley
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