The Washington times., 1914-06-11


Mrs. Stockton Heth, with her daugh-
ters, Miss Virginia Heth and Miss Pick
EFT Heth, have returned from visit
TO Fort Monroe, Va, and are at their
home in Massachusetts avenue.
Miss Mildred Brown, daughter of
Herbert Brown, who is spending the
week with her father at his apartment
h the Wyoming. will return on Satur-
day TO her home In Marietta, Ga.
This evening Mr.. Brown will entertain
NJ dinner at the Army and Navy Club
IN compliment TO his daughter, and to-
morrow evening Mrs. Wells Will give
dinner in her honor.
Mr. Brown has recently come to
Washington TO engage in business, and
next winter he and his daughter will
make their home here.
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Miss Hazel Norris, daughter of Sena-
tor and Mrs. George W. Norris, has
arrived in Washington to spend the
summer with her father and nother
She is a student at the University of
Nebraska.
Miss Lenettt Hines Smith will leave
town Saturday for Charlottesville, Va,
where she will be a guest al a house
party at the University Of Virginia.
An interesting wedding took place last
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph H. Polkinhorn, on Capitol Hill,
Vhen their two daughters were mar
ried. Miss Grace 7. PoIkinhorn was
~ nr al
Miss Marguerite Polkinhorn was mar
ried to William R. Fit-n, formerfy OF
South Dakota
The ceremonies. which were attended
by a small party Of relatives and friends
we're performed by the Rev. john B.
Clark. pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church, and were followed by an in
formal reception.
The brides, who were given n mar
riage by their father, rere unattenGeI,
and wore similar gowns Of white chif-
.fon cloth and lace. They wore wreatIis
CT orange blossoms. ana carried shower
bouquets Of Bride roses and lilies of
the valley.
Later in the evening they left Wash
ington for the North. They Will be at
home after July L They travelled in
dark blue cloth suits and small dark
kkts.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Lewis Battle. of ItoI
Kennedy street, will be hosts at re-
ccption Monday evening in compliment
TO the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Daniels.
Another beautiful wedding ceremony
took place at ST. Thomas Church last
evening. when a large gathering wit
messed the marriage OF Misc Lillian
Cannon Miller and Lieut.. Gordon Whit |
ing NcLsne, Of the United States Reve- |
nue. Cutter Service.
The chsncel was banked in palms and |
pink peonies and roses. with the latter |
also marking the reserved pAws for the !
nearest relatives Of the two young peo-
PIE.
The uEhers who seatsc the company |
and later led the bridal procession were |
Msssrs, Wilson Offuti, tr., Leroy War /
field. Louis Wiehle. Addison rIcurnoy. |
y. X. Mulliman, and the brides broth
e.. Charles F. Miller
The bridesmaids were Miss Mary Por- I
tcrfield. OF Charleston. W. Va: Miss
LiIlas MscLean, of Boston, sister OF |
the bridegroom: Miss Sara Billiard and |
: n.
MISC Anna o. Miller, sister Of me |
bride, wss maid OF honor. TIE four
bridesmaids wore charming gowns in |
two tones of taffeta. a soft pink and 4 |
pinkish mauve, all of the one n naterlal |
going into the gowTs, which were Of !
round length and very smartlv draped |
They all wore smart little hats of lace |
trimmed in pink roses ana carried bou-
guets Of pink roses.
The maid OF honor wore a gown of |
Dresden taffeta. With deep "irdle show
ing a rich golden luster, in addition to
the harmonious tones OF the gown.
which was several tones deeper than
the bTidesmaids The maid of honor /
also showed a great departure in the
form Of her bouquet. which was entirely
Of maidenhair fern.
The bride. escorted by her father, !
Julian Hite Miller. looked charming in
trained gown of brocade satin and !
messsline. The long tunic overdress OF
messaline was held about the waist by
a soft gIrdle of very deIicately tinted
satin. showing pink and blue. This also
formed a sash at the left side. each end
being tipped by a tassel Of pearls. The
bridal veil of tulle was held by n:ies
Of the valley, in the becoming cap of |
the moment. while across the end of the
long square train the ven was edged |
IN lilies and maidenhalr ferns. The
bridal bouquet was OF lilies and white
rosebuds.
The bridegroom. who was attended by |
William Lawrence Miller. OF Wor-
cester. Mass. met the bride at the chan
Gel. The Rev. c. Ernest Smith, D. D.,
rector of the church, officiated.
Following the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller, with the bride and bridegroom,
received their friends at a reception at
- Twentieth street