The Washington herald., 1913-06-07
fDOINGS OF SOCIETY IN AND AROUND WASHINGTON

merous Cathedral candles. Rev. Francis
Campbell Steinmetz. d. D., rector OF
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church, on
ciated. tv=r-
The bride, on the arm OF. her father,
walked up an aisle formed OF stacked
bayonets. on the top OF which in each
group burned o lighted candle. White
ribbon looped the bayonets together. and
the effect was charming. Capt Quimby,
in the full dress uniform Of the service,
gave his daughter away.
The bride was gowned in an exquisite
creation of heavy white duchess satin,
trimmed In founces of real lace and en-
broidered with rhinestones. Her lace veil
was held on with wreath Of orange
blossoms. She wore but one ornament.
diamond necklace, the gift of the bride
lilies of the valley and Bride roses.
Mrs A NJ. r. Allen. sister of the bride,
was matron of honor. Her gown was Of
pink charmeuse, draped in white tulle
and silver crystal. Mrs. Allen carried
pink sweet peas. The maid Of honor,
Miss Nell Davinson, OF this city, was
gowned in pink charmeuse, draped in
silver crystal and trimmed IN shadow
lace, and carried pink sweet peas.
The bridesmaids were Miss Margaret
wrenn, Miss Helen Dickson. of Savan-
Sd-s miss bdLtt NoDbs MISS
abeth Brooke, and Miss Bessie Howard.
Their dresses were OF PINK cnarmeuse,
draped ana trimmed IN shadow lace, ana
they carried shower bouquets Of pink
sweet peas.
Mr.. Kenneth Tanner, of this city, Mr..
Joseph Dwyer, Mr.. David Hun, and Mr..
John Day, of Rochester, N. Y: Mr..
Charles Workman. OF Richmond, Va,
and Mr.. Theodore wrenn were the
ushers.
For the reception the deck or the snip
was deliberately decorated with palms
and spring flowers, ana many sortIy
shaded lights added priIIiance TO the
scene The ships band furnished MUSIC
during the evening. IN the receiving line
were Capt. and Mrs. Quimby, Mr.. ana
Mrs. wflmot Vail Castle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Castle. parents OF the bridegroom, ana
the members OF the priual party.
Later in the evening Mr.. Castle ana
his bride Iert for Ola PoInt, from wnere
they Will take an EXTENDED northern
trip, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Castle
will make their home in Rochester, N. Y.
Among 1.-The out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Castle. the bridegroom's
parents; Mr.. and Mrs. Harvard Castle,
OF Manati, Porto Rico, brother ana sister
OF the bridegroom; MIdsnIpman wlInam
Thomas. of this city; Miss Helen Dick
son. of Savannah, Ga; Miss Nell DAWN
son. or this city: Mrs. william kabie. or
this city; Mr.. Kenneth Tanner, of this
city; Mr.. Joseph Treper, Mr.. DAVID KIM
bell, of Rochester, n, z; Mr.. Charles
Workman, OF Richmond. Va: MIR. and
Mrs. Castle OF RocnesIer. n. l.: Mr. ana
Mrs. John c. Davinson, of this city;
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles Louie. of An:
napolis: Mrs. Stone, or this city, ana
Capt. Stanford Moses, U. 5. N.
Miss Anna Sanger Jones, Of Detroit. a
cousin of Mrs. Mills. will arrive in WASH
ington shortly to spend a few days with
Gen. and Mrs. Mills, and next Monday
Gen. ana Mrs. Mills daughter. MIS-. Z.
c. Rawson. of Fort OgIethorpe, Ga, and
her little daughter will come to WASH
ington to spend the early part OF the
summer with her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. James W. Brown, or
Washington, d. C., announce the mar
riage OF their daughter, Lula May, ana
Mr.. George Louis CruItt, of Annapolis,
Nd. Thursday. June .. Mr.. ana mrs.
C-uitt Will spend :heir honeymoon At
City and New York City. On
their return ana until the residence
which Mr.. Cruitt is now having erected
in Southgate Avenue. MTrray Hill, is
Mr.. ana Mrs. Crlutt VIII re-
side at 2Oi Eantver street, Annapolis, |
Md AT home CARDS have peen Issue1 |
TOR August Is. |