The Washington times., 1912-06-02
Miss Taft Goes To
College Commencement

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Miss Helen TAFT has gone to Bryn
Mnu'r for commenc Dment week 70 at
tend the graduation exercises OF tho
class with which she would have grad
uatu,l had she completed her course Of
studies instead Of taking her place in
Washington society:
Miss Moore weds
L. e. Baldwin.
The marriage of Miss Mary Hains
Moore, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Gales Moore, to Lathrop Ely
Baldwin, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
w. Baldwin, of New York, too kplace
last evening at o'clock, at the home
Of the brides parents, In Fifteenth
street. The wedding ceremony. which
Kelly, pastor OF the Fourth Presbyter-
ian Church, was attended by a large
party of relatives and friends.
Palms, FERNS and quantities of white
spring blossoms formed the decorations
In the drawing rooms and halls. and in
the dining room the decorations were
OF ferns and pink blossoms. An aisle
through which the bridal party passed
TO the improvised altar of palms and
blossoms, was formed by broad white
satin ribbons, held by two little rib
bon-bearers, Miss Virginia Laskey and
Stanford Edwards. They wore little
The bride, who was escorted and
given in marriage by her father, wore
| a gown of ivory white satin charmeuse
made on empire lines with full court
princess lace. Her long tulle veil was
held with clusters of orange blossoms
| and she carried shower bouquet OF
Bride roses and lilies of the valley.
bridegroom. and Miss Anne Moore, sis
ter OF the bride. attended the bride as
| matron and maid of honor. They wore
becoming gowns of white marquisette
| and cluny lace trimmed with pink satin.
and carried shower bouquets of sweet
peas.
| The bridesmaids. Miss Kate Carroll
Moore. sister of the bride. and Miss
gowns and carried clusters of pink and
| white sweat peas.
Little Miss Katherine Moore who
was the flower girl, was in dainty
white basket flled with pink and
Percy y Baldwin. of Boston. was
his brothers best man.
ding ceremony. Mrs. Moore, who as
sisted in receiving the guests. wore a
| gown of pale gray crepe de. chine and
lace, and Mrs. Baldwin, who was also
the evening Mr.. and Mrs: Baldwin left
| Washington for wedding trip. the
latter wearing a travelling suit of dark
blue cloth. with a small hat to match.
| After July | Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin
| will make their home In Orange, n. ],
| &
The Rev and Mrs. F. Ward Denys
and Miss Murie Denys sailed from New
York yesterday on the Bremen to spend
the summer abroad.
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Mrs c, c. Marsh, wife Of Captain
Marsh, U. s. N, has taken a cottag'
at Newport for the summer. She vii
have with her her mother. Mrs. Roble,
D. Evans, widow of Rear Admira
Evans. L. s. N, who Is now viting hel
SON and daughter-in-law, Capt. anc
Mrs Frank r. Evans, u. s. N, at tn,
Naval Training Station.
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Mrs. Marshal Field, who left Wash
lington the latter part of March for he
home in Chicago, Will be among tn
prominent hostesses at the time Of th'
Republican convention. She will en-
tertain for her nephew and niece, for
mer Senator and Mrs. Beveridge.
The Assistant Secretary of the Nav!
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop are spend
ing the weekend at Newport, tn
guests Of Capt. William L. Rodgers. L
8. N, president of the Naval War Col
lege.
| Mrs. Stilson Hutchins has gone t
Newport for the summer.