The Washington herald., 1915-10-21

more to be the guest of Mrs AIexand.
Brown for few days.
Miss Eloise orme ente tanned AZ
linen shower and bridge party yesterdz
afternoon at her residence in Tw.,f,
eigntn stree. in honor OF Miss Doroth
Ialcott. whrse marriage to Hugh Cav
lord Barclay. Of Mobile. Ala. viii tax
pace IN December. Miss Frances II
nnger presided at the tea table.
: Mrs. Elinor Foster-Comegys has an
nounced the engagement Of her dauxh
ter. Miss Claiborne ComeRys To Liant
James Mcdowell Cresap. L. s. N, so
OF the late Commander James Cre.ar
OF Annapolis. The marriage will be :,
naval wedding and will be celebrate
November 3. in the chapel Of the Cathe
drai Of st. John the Divine. in Nel
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Perry I.fppet
have returned from Porto Rico and ar
at the Shoreham. pending the reopenin,
OF their house in o street Other prom,
| inent arrivals at the Shoreham includ
Mrs. j. F. Dickman and Miss Dicknnay
Of Cleveland. Ohio: Mr. and Mrs FE
Swayne, OF New York: Mr.. and Mr.,
William Schuyler Cammann. of Ney
York; Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Taylor an,
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Wells. Of PhfIa
delphia' and Mrs. W. P. Upshur. Of Viz
ginia.
Mrs. Charles Westmoreland Carr. O
| Birmingham. Ala, who has been visit
ing In New York. will arrive today Z
be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Ker
Maxwell
Commander ]. Edward Palmer. L.
| N. and Mrs. Palmer. who have been a
! Atlantic City. are en- route to Fargo.
! Oak. They will come to Washingto-
| shortly. accompanied by Comma der an,
Mrs. ". L. Burdick. making the trip b.
motor in the latter's car.
Mrs. Lena lockwood Is a recent arriya
| at Virginia Hot Springs
Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett have a
their guests for a few days Lieut.. Com
mander and Mrs Henry C. Muslin. VIII,
are on their way to the aviation station
! at Pensacola. Fla. where Comman de
Muslin is stationed.
The Rev. Howard England. ~ this city
officiated at the marriage OF his sister
Miss Carrie c. England. daughter Of tn,
late Mr.. and Mrs. John G. England. am
Mr.. William D. Clark. which took pIac,
yesterday at high noon in Christ Episco
and cosmos were used to decorate thu
church.
The bride. who was given in marriag,
by Mr.. Harrison L. England, anothe
brother. was gowned in white crepe 4,
chine. trimmed with chantilly lace. ant
tulle veil. caught with orange blossoms
Her only ornament was a handsom
necklace of pearls. the gift Of the bride
groom. She carried a shower bouquet o
Bride roses
Miss Maude Ridgely England was mait
Of honor for her sister. and wore a pinI
crepe de chine gown and a large blacl
velvet hat She carried pink chrysan
themums
Miss Elise May England. another sis
ter. who was a bridesmaid. wore a pail
blue crepe de chine gown. with larg'
black velvet hat. and Miss Sue Owings
cousin of the bridegroom, was Eownet
in yellow crepe de chine. with a largI
black velvet hat Both carried yellow
Chrysanthemums. There were two iowef
girls. nieces of the bride Miss Catherine
England and Miss Lillian Englant
Brown. who wore lingerie frocks will
pink ribbons and carried baskets Of pinl
roses.
Mr.. Lloyd Owings. Of Howard County
Md, acted as best man for his cousin
and the ushers were Mr.. John A Eng
land. Mr.. Wallace ]. Clark. Mr.. CharleI
Holland and Mr.. William X. Jones.
Miss Mary Almoney played the weddinI
march. A reception followed at the hom'
Of the bride. which was decorated with
chrysanthemums and dahlias. Later Mr.
and Mrs. Clark left for a wedding triI
North. the latter wearing a tailored sui
of dark blue with ostrich plunes. TheI
will reside in Rockville.
An interesting wedding of the au-
at Trinity Church. Takoma parish
when Miss Rita Dunbar. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dunbar. OF
this city. became the bride Of Mr.
Hugh Mackay Davis. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben q. Davis. of Takoma Park
Md. The Rev. Frederick william
Smith. rector of the church. perform
ed the ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. She wore n frOCk OF
white chiffon cloth and taffeta trim
med with siIver-threaded lace and
white tulIe veil. She carried a shower
bouquet of Brides roses and lilies
Of the valley.
The bride was attended by her
cousin Miss Miriam X. Face. of Nor
folk. Va. as maid of honor. She
wore golden meteor with an over
dress OF orchid chiffon cloth trimmed
W
roses. Miss Helen Dunbar. sister Of
the bride. was bridesmaid She wore
a frock of white net and pink taNeta
with a quaint wired skirt and car
ried colonial bouquet Of pink snap
dragons with Sunset roses.
Mr.. ]. Bond Smith was best man.
and Mr. John T. Dunbar. brother OF
the bride. Mr. Mortimer Clarke. jr-.
and Mr.. Lee r. Crabill. jr.. were
lshers.
The members of the wedding party
and both families were entertained
II the future home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis. 1903 Oak avenue. Takoma Park.
Nd. where they will be at home after
November 1.
Mrs. William Mitchell has returned
rom an automobile trip through the
3erkshires.
Mrs. Ralph Hills will sail from New
fork on October 30 for Rome. where
he will join Mr.. Hills. who Is second
ecretary of the American Embassy.
St Marks Episcopal Church was the
Gene Of a pretty wedding last evening
I $50 O'Clock. when Miss Catherine Elis-
beth Lohmann. daughter of Mr.. and
IRIS Harry r. Lohmann. was married TO
fr. Oden Greene Clay. Pink was the
REVEALING color of the wedding and the
hurch was decorated with palms. ferns
nd pink chrysanthemums. The ceremony
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