The Washington times., 1915-04-06

plated and made over accordian plated
chiffon. The short wasted bodice is OF
pink & velvet and the frock XII, Is garnisheia nni
sweet peas. Herbert Trix,. of Detroit.
will be best man. A reception will fol-
low the ceremony.
Among the out-of-town folk here for
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs Charles W
Restrick; his sister, Miss Helen Re-
strick his brother and sister-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Restrick; an aunt: aunt
are all from Detroit and are stopping
at the Powhatan.
Mrs. Charles Restrick will wear a
handsome costume OF gray SILK the ne
gowned in white lace. and Mrs: Legg
In midnight blue silk, trimmed with
white lace.
The bride will leave for the wedding
trip wearing a smart suit of blue gabar-
dine with blue hat Of straw and satin.
Mr.. Restrick is In business in Detrolt.
where they will make their home. HIS
family Is prominent in socal life there;
Last evening Mr and Mrs; nsn william as the be-
Shoreham in honor Of Miss Homilicr
and Mr.. Restrick.
One OF the most attractive OF the
Easter weddings in Philadelphia took
place yesterday. when Miss Phoebe
Williams Adams, daughter of Harry
Clifton Adams, became the bride OF
George Jesper Harding, jr. The Rev.
DR.. John Mockridge performed the
ceremony at st. James Episcopal
The bride has many affiliations in
Washington, as she attended school
at the Holton Arms, and two Wash
ington girls. Miss Marian Van Buren
her bridesmaids. They wore frocks
OF pale pink taffeta. with short
WASTED bodices and girdled with sill
| yer. The brides gown was of white
and fringed about the skirt with
| pearls. A court train OF silver bro
cade hung from the shoulders and
her tulle veil was edged with pearls
and held in place by pearl bandeau,
I -
gagement of Miss Catherine Wood
| ward. daughter. of Mr.. ana Mrs. Sam
uel Woodward, and John Tyssow-
ski, of New York.
| Judge Samuel S. Barney. OF the
United States Court OF Claims an
lnounces the engagement of his daugh-
ter Marion to John Edward Babbitt
of Bellows Falls. VI. The marriage
will take place in the early summer
in Wisconsin.
Primitive Baptist Church was the
scene Of a beautiful wedding Saturday
evening. when Miss Elizabeth May Rat
clffe. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. +
Ratcliffe. of 1926 . street northwest, be.
came the bride of John Edmund oliver
| of Kenmore. Va.
The Rev. Dr. Charles II. waters. rec.
tor. officiated. The bride. who was
given in marriage by her father. wore
| made with train, draped and caugh
| with pearls. bolero of duchess lace
finishing the bodice. She wore q
diamond brooch. the present of the
blossoms. and carried a large shower OF
Bride roses and lilies of the valley.
The brides sister, Mrs. Leighton v
| Marschalk, was matron OF honor anc
wore a gown Of blue taffeta. with bo'
lero of silver lace and cap to match
She carried pink Killarney roses, witt
| a shower of forget-me- e-nots.
The bridesmaids were Miss Sue James
Ratcliffe, another sister Of the bride
and Miss Agnes Q: Tansill. cousin o.
the bridegroom. Their gowns were o
yellow satin. with boleros of gold lac,
and gold bands around their heads. helc
by birds OF paradise. They carried large
| bouquets OF tonduils.
Little Inez Merchant and Irma Wood
| field. nieces OF the bride, were flower
| girls Thev wore dresses of white mul
and lace, with yellow sashes, and car
ried long handled baskets filled witt
jonuuils.
Robert oliver, nephew OF the bride
groom. carried the wedding ring in ;
large lily.
i Louis oliver, OF Fairfax. Va, was bes
i man. and the ushers were Z. Ray Rat
cliffe and Roy oliver. Of Buckeystown
Md.
I The wedding music was played b.
J Miss Cecil Norton. An effective featur
was the singing Of "Oh. Promise Me
, as the wedding party entered the churcl
| nv Miss cecil Norton, Miss Anna Nor
ton. and Miss Goldie Norton.
The church and the home OF Mr.. an
Mrs. Ratcliffe. where a reception fol
lowed were attractvely decorated II
) palms. Easter lilies, and jonquils.
Mr.. Oliver and his bride left Wash
ington Saturday night for Northern
, trip. They will be at home after Ma!
at kenmore.