The Washington times., 1913-06-04
St. Adams Church Is Setting for
Beautiful Crane-BroWn Wedding
German Ambassador viii Come
to Washington Tomorrow
After Visit Home.

The German ambassador. Count vor
Bernstorn, who arrived in New Yorh
yesterday from the Kronprinzessir
Ceeile, from . weeks visit to Germany
will come to Washington tomorrow He
was accompanied on his return trip by
his son. Count Gunter Won Bernstorff
who will remain here until his father
goes back to Germany the middle OF
last Of July.
Miss Wilson. who has been spending
some time in Princeton. n. J.. will re-
turn to Washington today. and Miss
Eleanor Wilson. who, has been visiting
in Pennsylvania, is also expected in the
city today.
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I, Miss Elizabeth Wilson. daughter Of
Mrs. Ella Wilson. Of Tracey's Landing.
Nd. will be married to Hugh Fairchild
Smith. son Of Congressman Addison r.
Smith Of Idaho and Mrs. Smith, this
evening In st. James Episcopal Church.
near Annapolis. Nd. The wedding cere-
mony Will be attended by large
number Of guests from Washington.
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Washington society IL much interest
ed in the auction and tea which will
be held tomorrow afternoon by the
board Of managers of the Gentlewom-
ems League. with Mrs. William Jen-
nings Bryan. presiding at the tea table.
Assisting Mrs. Bryan will be Mrs.
John Dunlop. Miss Lower. Mics Dorothy
Anderson, Miss Du Bose. Miss Ruth
Anderson. and Miss Desha Allen.
Mrs. E. F. Andrews and Miss Critch-
er will cut silhouettes during the after
noon.
DR.. Ryan Devereaux, George II. Cal
vert, jr., and Frederick Hyde will be
the auctfoneers, and have Il quantity
of old lace, pieces of pewter. historic
silver, etc. TO SELL.
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Miss Alice Maude Simpson. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Warfield Simpson.
will be married this evening at S
O'Clock to John McFall Sylvester, ensign
in the United States Navy, by the Rev.
George FtsSe Dudley, in St. Stephens
Episcopal Church.
MISS Lavinda Baker, Of Newark. n. j..
will be the maid Of honor. and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Catherine
Stackpole. OF Harrisburg. Pa: Mss Iris
Master, Miss Gertrude Woodward. and
Miss Eugenie Dent. all Of this city.
Hubbard Sylvester will be his broth
ers best man. and the ushers will be
Ensign Richard l. Field. Ensign Oscar
Badger, Ensign Frederick s. Riefkohl,
Ensign Robert White. G. Sailor Simp-
son. and Chester Warrington.
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A marriage of interest to Washington
takes place in Alexandria, Va. this eve
ming. when Miss Beall Daingerfield.
daughter Of Mrs. William Bathurst
will be married to Ensign
lie Bourgeois. U. 8. ~, a nephew Of
Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth, Of this city.
The wedding will be performed In st.
PauIs Church. and Will be followed ty
a reception at the home of the brides
mother.
Cards have been sent out announcing
The marriage of Miss Naomi Elsie Rich
ardson. only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
X. Richardson. to Frederick B.
Norris. The wedding took place Thurs
day evening, May 90. at the home Of
he brides parents. 1923 A street. the
Rev. James L. McLain. Of the Wilson
Memorial Church. officiating. in the pres
snce Of a small party Of relatives and
friends.
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Miss Alice Baird Stromberger. daugh-
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Stromberger,
was married to James Byron Brooks
1t noon yesterday at the home of her
parents at aos B street southeast. the
Rev. F. w. Johnson, pastor Of Grace
Baptist Church. officiating.
The bride wore a travelling suit Of
tan serge. with a hat of the same
color trimmed with green French
and wore a corsage bouquet of
white sweet peas and Bride roses.
Immediately after the ceremony. Mr.. |
Ind Mrs. Brooks left Washington for |
asbury Park, n. J.. where they will |
make their home until fall.