The Washington times., 1914-06-06
By JEAN ELIOT.

CoSsins sang a number of Scotch Sc
leCt - With Nus .iIs: - as accom-
, PIANIST and Miss Snyder gave a group
OF violin solos.
MIR. and Mrs. NeviI Monroe Hopkins
with their two young daughters. Miss
Anne and Miss Frances Hopkins. will
sail tomorrow to spend some time in
Norway. Sweden. and Russia. Later
/ they will so to Japan and China. and
will return via the. Pacific.
, Capt. and Mrs. William Graeme Har-
vey. Miss Annie Madison. and Miss
Bodeker left today for ANNAPOLIS TO
attend the hop. While there they will
be the guests Of Lieut. w. r. Madison.
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A large company assembled at CAL
vary Baptist Church last evening for
the marriage of Miss Mabel l.. Mother
head and Harry F. Kennedy, formerly
of Altoona, Pa. but now residing in
Washington.
The church was elaborcNly and beau
tifully decorated in palms and ferns,
with white and pink roses in the chan
Gel. Rev. Samuel II. Greene. d. D.,
the pastor of the church. officiated
The bride who wore a beautiful gown
OF white crepe meteor and net tunic
and tulle veil, was escorted by her IA
ther, William L. Motherhood, and
preceded by large bridal party.
The ushers, who met the bride and
her attendants at the door, were Morris
Hess. William Georges, James Ramsey
and DR.. c. A. Stewart. They were fol-
lowed by two little flower girls, the
Misses Alice Loveday and Marion
Brown. The bridesmaids were Miss
Mayme Owens. Miss Pearl Padield,
Miss Emma Thomas. all of Washington,
and Miss Ruth wesley. Of Altoona.
Mrs. ]. G. Loveday was matron OF
honor, walking directly In advance Of
the bride. The matron's gown was
satin, those of the four maids, OF crepe
meteor in a delicate shade of green. All
wore small poke bonnets of white lace
trimmed in black velvet ribbon stream
ers and pink roses. and carried pink
roses tied with green ribbon.
The green color note was introduced
In the brides costume by substituting
a bouquet of maiden hair fern. for tn.
usual shower of roses and lilies of the
valley. The bridal veil was fastened by
clusters of orange blossoms.
The bridegroom had as his best man |
Harry Elbert, of this city.
A reception at the home of the brides |
parents, followed the ceremony.
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Sir Moses Ezekiel was a guest at !
dinner last night of Col. J. F. Reyn- |
olds Lands and Mrs. Landis at their |
home in Twenty-first street He Wis
tied Arlington yesterday morning and !
will go to Mt. Vernon today.
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Mrs. John P. Jackson has sailed for
and will spend the next two |
months on the north coast Of France |
with her daughter, Mrs. Deming
Jarves. whose home is at Dinard.
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Mrs Augustus downing and Miss
Elsie Downing left yesterday for their
summer home at jamestown. R 1. Mr..
and Miss Alys Downing will
remain some time longer at their Wash
ington home. and then go to James
town for the summer.
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Mrs. Jack Merriam and her small son
left yesterday for Boston. en- route to
Nshant. where Mrs. Merriam will pass
the summer. Later in the month Mrs.
Wallach will go to Nahant TO join Mrs.
Merriam for the remainder of the sum-
ner.
Although the larger hotels in the
White Mountains are not yet open, ac-
tive preparations are going on for the
coming season, which will be one of the
gayest In many years. An indication
that the craze for modern dancing has
not yet abated. lies in the hundreds OF
applications being received by hotel
managers in the White Mountains from
teachers Of dancing. and any number
OF college and chorus men. who wish
to dance with unencumbered ladies. so
many, in fact, that there would be no
room for guests II all the applicants
were taken care of. 4
The summer White House, at Cornish, II
n. H.. Is in such close proximity to the
distance. and 1t is to be ex-
peGted that. as last year. President
household will enjoy many
motor trips to various resorts in the
White Hills.
The Rev. Merrill L. Gates. of Wash
ngton, will as usual, be one OF the
most prominent members of the wash
ngton colony In the White Mountains.
where he has taken Cottage OF the
Maplewood Hotel colony, and Will spend
The entire season there.
Another prominent member OF the
Maplewood cottage colony will be T..
a. Smith. of Baltimore. who. with his
'am!ly, will occupy Cottage TO- adjoin-
ng Mr.. Gates.
Gen. and Mrs. w. y. p Darrow. who
ire closing their winter home in st.
Augustine, Fla, will open their cottage
n the New Profile colony early In the
season, and will probably spend a fort
hight during June at the Flume House
n Franconia Notch. to enjoy the trout
ishing In the Pemigewasset river.
Alfred Batcheller and Robert Batch
,ller. who have spent the entire season
n touring South American and southern
europe. where they now are, VIII re-
urn some time in July, and so directly
o the Profile House. where they are
.mong the most enthusiastic members
If the Profile Golf Club:
Nv and Mrs. Charles j. !5onaparte. OF
Baltimore. are also usually numbered
IInong the Profile's :egular patrons.
Mrs. Anna II. Coke, Of baltimore, has
ngared rooms 1T TIE Maplewood Hotel
or the coming season.
MIR and Mrs. Enmons s. Smith and
aInily, of Washington. who are leaders