The Washington herald., 1914-10-21
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The marriage OF Miss Adele Kingsbury
Waterman to Mr.. George Y Worthing
ton, jr.. took place last evening at the
home Of the brides grandmother, Mrs.
Thomas 7. Turner, Of 1311 New Hamp-
shire avenue. Only a family party WIT
messed the ceremony at 7;3O O'Clock. but
at $50 Mrs. Turner and the bride and
bridegroom welcomed their friends at
one OF the most charmingly appointed
receptions in Washington social history.
The house was decorated throughout
the entire drawing-Toom floor In autumn
foliage and white chrysanthemums- The
marriage ceremony took place in the west
end OF the drawing-room. where the large
bay window was converted into a minia-
ture chancoL Across the hall a stringed
orchestra played the bridal music behind
a screen Of foliage and trees Of the white
flowers. The charming young bride was
escorted by her uncle, Arthur Turner,
of New York, and preceded by three
bridal attendants. The matron Of honor
was Mrs Angus Mcdonald Crawford, Of
this city. a sister of the bridegroom,
with Miss Hilda Beauregard, Of New
Orleans, and Miss Elizabeth Cooke, of
New York. as bridesmaids. Mrs. Craw-
ford wore a gown Of white crepe de chine
with round skirt and the very newest
tunic, short at one side and undraped
This fell over a deep founce of silver
lace. The bodice was surplace in close
lines with a fall of the silver lace form
ing the sleeves. also a girdle, in which
was tucked at the left front a large white
chrysanthemum. The bridesmaids wore
gowns of, the same model, but in sun
rise" pink, a new and delicate shade Of
the coming season. Their bouquets were
Of deep pink roses to match the large
rose Of the girdle OF the gown, while Mrs.
Crawford carried a cluster of roses s.
delicate as to be almost white
The brides gown was a superb creation
OF soft, but very rich satin with long
pointed train and a close tunic over a
deep founce of old rose point lace. The
corsage was covered in the rose point,
which also formed the cap OF the tulle
veil. which was held by orange blossoms.
Her bouquet was a large shower Of white
orchids. The bridegroom was attended
by Mr.. William r. NaylOr as best man
There were no ushers. In addition to
the brides grandmother and the bridal
party. the company witnessing the cere-
mony. at which Rev. John VI. MCNama-
ra. of st. Patrick's Church, oficiated,
included the parents OF the bridegroom,
his brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh WorthingtOn, all Of Washing
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Hedley V. Cooke, OF
New York; Mr.. Charles MinnegerOde and
the Misses MinnegerOde, Of Baltimore;
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The guests invited to the reception
were received by Mrs Turner and her
daughter Mrs. Cooke. The hostess wore
a handsome toilet OF pale gray velvet
with a cluster OF orchids as a Corsage
{ decoration, while Mrs. Cookies gown was
an extremely smart creation of white
satin with tunic overdress of black chif-
fOn.
A buffet supper was served during the
which aafad from N-l0 10
o'clock, when the young people left for
their honeymoon travels. which will be
largely by motor. The brides going
away costume was black broadCloth with
small black hat and a long taupe motor
coat with black fur collar.
They will return to Washington No
vember /. when they will take up their
residence at I4e Twentieth street
The marriage Of Miss Ethel d. Baker
to Mr.. George Bentley WetzeIl took place
last evening at the home Of the bride
with only a small party TO witness the
ceremony, at which Rev. ]. ]. Muir off, |
riated Owing to family mourning no
invitations were issued for the wedding,
which was marked by great simplicity.
There were no attendants The bride
wore a very dainty wedding gown with
veil and carried bride roses. After No
vember Is Mr.. and Mrs. Wetzen will be
at home to their friends at 500 Thirty
ninth street.
Mrs John Colt Atterbury. of New
York. has announced the engagement Of
her daughter. Mrs. Katharine Atterbury
70 Mr.. William Eaches Fendall,
Of Virginia.
Former President Taft was the guest
of honor at a large luncheon yesterday
at the Metropolitan Club with the So