The Washington herald., 1915-10-29
Doings of Society

Kicker. Miss Helen McCumber, Ms,
fancy Gordon Jones. Miss HiIdreth Gate
wood. Miss Edith Oracle and her housss
guest. Miss Lentilhon Clifford, of New
York: Miss Mercedes Godoy, Miss An
toinette Ray. Miss Frances Efinger, Mis-,
Eloise orme. Miss Laura Graves. Mis-.
Dorothy Talcott Miss Dorothy Brooks
Miss Mary Graham. Miss May Power
Mrs John Harrison Knapp, Mis-
Pocohontas Butler. Miss Alberto Gocoy
Miss Helen Smith. Miss Lucille Smith
and Miss Katherine Effinger. A numbe,
, OF additional guests arrived for tea
A charming wedding of yesterday wal
that of Miss Harriet Grendle Conger
dauehter Of Mrs. Charlotte Conger, ans
Lieut. Donald Wheeler Hamilton, o. =
N. which took place at o'clock at st
Paufs EPISCOPAL Church. The Ri Rev
Alfred Harding. bishop OF Washington
officiated. assisted by the Rev. Dr. Tar
bott- rector of the church. Palms and
autumn leaves and masses OF pinh
chrysanthemums decorated the church
and a vested boys choir sang the WEDDING
music. During the cermony they CAV,
Voice That Breathed Ger Eden"
II was a military wedding, with thu
BRIDEGROOM Lieut. F. E NJ Whiting
the best man. and the ushers, Lieut.
r E p. Elmer. Lieut. Davis de TreviIle
Lieut.. Frank J. Fletcher. Lieut.. A. &
Merrill. Lieut. NJ. L. Deyo. Lieut.. J
NJ. B. Smith. Ensign II. c. Van Vanzah
and Ensign NJ. W. Larimer, in the fun
dress uniform Of their rank.
Paymaster Omar Conger, U. s. N, whe
gave his sister in marriage, also wa.
in uniform Mrs. Ward Brown and Mrs
Aubrey Wary Fitch were nratrons OF
honor for their sister. and the brides
maids were Miss Marjorie winants. OF
New York: Miss Anne Bryan, Miss
Katherine Thesis. and Miss Katherine
Gibson. The bridesmaids frocks were
of pink taffeta and tuIle, made with
butterfly draDeryy and the bodices OF
pink velvet. The matrons of honor wore
similar gowns. in mauve. tulle and tafreta
hats OF purple velvet. trimmed with one
great pink rose. They carried bouquets
of pink roses and single violets.
The bride wore a gown of heavy white
satin. trimmed with handsome old lace.
The skirt was short and the long train
was hung from the shoulders and caught
in at the waist line. Her tulle veil was
caught with orange blossoms, and she
carried white orchids and lilies Of the
valley.
The ceremony was followed by an
apartment. Pink and mauve chrysan-
themums were used in the decorations.
and there was music during the after
noon. Mrs. Conger, who assisted the
bridal party in receiving. wore a gray
charmuese gown and a large black
picture hat
Lieut.. Hamilton f. the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. Hamilton. Of New
Mexico. He is now on sea duty and
this winter The bride travelled in a
tailored suit of dark blue cloth, worn
with a purple velvet turban.
Mrs. George Croghan Reid and bel
niece. Miss Nina Stockton, left Wash
ington last evening after visit with
Mrs. Reds son and daughter-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Conrad Reid. Of Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Reid and Miss Stockton will pass
the winter at Carvel Hail. Annapolis.
MI and Mrs. Edison Bradley will return
to Washington today from Tuxedo Park
to remain until November Is, when they
will go to North Carolina on a shooting
trip.
Mrs. c. F. Andrews. wife OF Captain
Andrews. L. S. A. is the guest of Col.
Clement A. F. Flagler. L. S. A. and
Mrs. Flagler. Mrs. Andrews. who has
Just returned from the Philippines, Is
being extensively entertained during her
visit
Mr.. j. E. Lefevre, secretary of the Pam
anna legation, left for New York yester-
day. to spend the weekend with his
brother. Mr.. Edwin Lefevre, the noted
author.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. c. Bangs entertained
twenty guests at a beautifully appoint
ed dinner in the Rose Room of the
Shoreham, last evening complimentary
to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Guy. who are
giving up their residence in Washington.
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