The Washington herald., 1914-10-21

licitor General, Hon. John W. Davis, as
host. In the company were the Attorney
General OF the present cabinet Mr.
Gregory; Mr.. George W. wickersham, Of
New York. and Mr.. John W. GrlgGs OF
New Jersey. who occupied this position
under former President Taft and the late
President Mckinley. respectively; for
mer Solicitors General Mr.. F. W. Leh-
man, Of st. Louis, and Mr. Lawrence
Maxwell. Of Cincinnati; the Secretary OF
War. the counsellor Of the State De-
partment, with a large number OF local
attorneys and members Of the judiciary.
The marriage Of Miss Holly Beatrice
shaner. OF Williamsport. Pa. to Mr.
Allan Cobb Muddimany son Of Mr.. and
Mrs C. A. MuGdiman, Of this city. took
place on Monday at noon in the Presby-
terian Church Of Williamsport. and was
followed by a breakfast given by the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edgar W.
ShafIer. IN the banquet room of the
Park Hotel. Here as in the church the
decorations were very elaborate with
golden yellow chrysanthemums giving
the keynote.
Tee bride wore a very handsome blue
travelling suit ana black velvet hat with
bird OF Paradise. Her corsage bouquet
was Of lily of-the valley and Aaron
Dale roses. She was attended by her
cousin. Miss Mildred Hoover, OF Will
iamsport, who was gowned in a lovely
dress CT green crepe de chine and carried
shower Of yellow chrysanthemums. Mr..
Earll r. Muddiman. brother Of bride
groom served as best man.
After the ceremony about forty OF the
relatives and friends were entertained at
the wedding breakfast in the banquet
hall OF the Park Hotel The decorations
were yellow and white
Among those present from WASHINGTON
were Mrs. c. =. Muddiman, Miss Anna
L. Auddiman. Mr.. EarII R. AIuddiman,
Miss Jean Helning and Mrs. Alice EIkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan c. Muddiman left
for an extended trip through the South,
after which they will reside in this city.
Mrs. William Riley Decide and the
Misses Decide. after a years stay in
Europe. are again at their home on P
street.
Mrs. George Howard. with her small
con and her daughter. Miss Perrin, has
arrived in town and Joined Mr.. Howard
at the family residence in Sixteenth
street. Neither Mrs. Howard or Miss
Perrin were abroad during the past sum
mer. which they spent on the Massachu-
setts north shore where Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard had a house for the season. Miss
Perrin made a visit TO Mrs. Slater At
Newport in August.
Mrs. Paul Morton. widow Of the for
mer Secretary Of the Navy. with her
daughter. Mrs. William e. Potter, Of
New York, is being extensively enter
tanned at the White Sulphur Springs,
where they are passing the autumn.
Miss JuIiette Janin. who has been at
LOngport. y. J.. since midsummer. will
leave there this week for a visit to
friends in Philadelphia prior to joining
her aunt. Mise Morse. at their Wash
ington home for the winter.
The Baroness Won Kettler. widow Of
the former Minister from Germany al
PeNin. who has been visiting her girlhood
home, has accompanied Mrs. James Nc
MILAN to the White Sulphur Springs,
where they will pass some weeks prior
to coming TO Mrs. McMillan's Washing
ton home. The Baroness Won Kettler.
who was formerly Miss Maude Ledyard.
of Detroit, now makes her home in Ber-
lin, to which city she will return as
soon as conditions permit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Harlow have
returned to their home in Twenty-frst
street for the early winter. Owing to the
young daughter, who were to have passed
the winter in Paris, have relinquished
that plan.
Mrs. Lloyd Bowers. widow OF the late
Solicitor General. who proposed going
abroad TO remain indefinitely on the mar
riage Of Miss Bowers. has relinQushed
that plan on account Of the European
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