The Washington times., 1915-06-02
Mems Notes and Gossip of the Day
In the Smart Set of WASHINGTON

crepe meteor, with which she will wear
gray shoes and hose and a chic gray
hat. After a wedding trip Mr.. Stone
and his bride will make their home at
CLAY Hill." Berryyille, Va.
The marriage of Miss AdeIene Ham
mond, daughter of DIR. and Mrs. T. v.
Hammond, to Albert Wick. of Over
brook. Fa.. will take place this after
noon at s o'clock at Bethlehem Chapel.
in the Cathedral Close. Graceful vases
of white flowers and lighted tapers will
decorate the altar, and the ceremony
will be performed by the Right Rev.
Alfred Harding, Bishop of Washington,
assisted by the Rev. Dr. Roland Cotton
Smith.
DIR. Hammond will give his daughter
In marriage, and her only attendant
will be Miss ,Dorothea Wick, sister OF
ing white lace frock. with a girdle OF
pink, and q leghorn hat trimmed with
pink rosebuds. She will carry PINK
roses. The brides gown is Of white
Georgette crepe. simply made, and COM
bined with fine lace, and she will wear
a picture hat Of white horsehair braid,
trimmed with white gauze flowers. Her
flowers will be gardenias and lilies or
he sssy S IN. pr Bride VStGr @ be besa
''S Only small ma gathering Of ri relatives @
and close friends will witness the cere-
mony, among them the bridegroom's
mother. Mrs. James Wick. and his sister,
Mrs. Robert Wallace. jr.. Of overbroos.
trimmed with white lace. and Mrs. Wal
lace. black net combined with lace and
coral colored velvet. Miss Virginia
Hammond. the brides sister, will wear
crepe de chine, softened with white.
and white hat, and. Mrs. Hammond
will be gowned in black charmeuse,
made with garniture of white lace
and worn with a black hat.
There will be no reception. but an
informal wedding supper for the bridal
party will be held at the residence or
DR.. and Mrs. Hammond in Florida ave-
nue., after which Mr.. Wick and his bride
will leave for a wedding trip. the lat
ter travelling in a blue corduroy suit,
with white hat trimmed with blue
and white wings. They will live at 500
North sixty-third street. overbrook.
Mrs. McCulloch. wife Of Lieutenant
Colonel McCulloch. U. s. A., is enter
tanning a few guests at bridge this af-
ternoon in honor of Mrs. Eli D. Hoyle.
wife Of Brigadler General Hoyle. U.
S. A.. retired.
Mrs. Hoyle will be the honor guest
at bridge party which Mrs. Nathaniel
Jones will give tomorrow. Mrs. George
Harrison will entertain at bridge COM
plimentary to Mrs. Hoyle Friday. and
McComb, will give bridge party for
her on Saturday.
Carl Joerrisen entertained at luncheon
at the New Willard yesterday in COM
pliment to the governor of Ohio. Frank
B. Willis. who with Mrs. Willis. has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joerrisen.
Governor and Mrs. Willis left Washing
ton today.
The Secretary of the Navy. Josephus
Daniels: the Secretary of War, L. NJ.
Garrison: the Secretary of Labor. Will
lam B. Wilson: the Secretary OF the
Interior. F. K. Lane, and the Secretary
Of Agriculture. David Houston, were an
interesting party lunching at the
Shoreham yesterday, following the
Cabinet meeting at the white House.
Miss Pendelton Kennedy and DR.. David
Linn Edsall Of Boston, were married at
noon today. by the Right Rev. Alfred
Harding. Bishop of Washington at the