The Washington herald., 1915-09-02

| AT tHe VI W.T.
and Mrs. Clarence Norment when thei,
daughter. Miss Judith Norment. became
the bride OF Mr.. Charles Ashmeade Full.
| Ter. The ceremony was performed at II
| o'clock by Rev. Charles ]. Wingate. as
sistant rector of st. Margaret's Episco'
pal Church. In the presence of small
| company of relatives and a few friends
Autumn flowers formed the decorations
The bride was given in marriage by her
| father and wore a white satin gown en-
broidered in pears. with q tulle veil and
carried lilies of the valley. Miss Dorothy
Mason, daughter of Rear Admiral n. Z.
Mason, L. S. N, who was her only at.
tendant. was gowned in Nile green taf-
| feta and wore a black tulle hat. Her
/ bouquet was of orchids. Mr. Clarence
Norment. jr., was best man.
An informal breakfast for the bridal
party followed the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fuller left later for a wedding trip.
the bride wearing a suit Of mixed Eng
lish tweed with a black hat. They will
be at home after October at the Farms
bOro apartments.
Miss Marta Calvo. who has been the
guest OF DR. and Mrs. Thomas Francis
Harrington. of Boston. since July Is. Is
expected to return to Washington today.
Miss Calvo will be married t. DR.. and
Mrs. Harrington's son. Mr.. Thomas Demp-
sey Harrington, In October.
The United States Minister to Sweden
and Mrs. Morris entertained a luncheon
party yesterday at the Shoreham. Among
the guests were Mrs. Burleson. the
Misses Burleson, and Mr.. Giuseppe Bram-
billa, counselor of the Italian Embassy.
Other guests lunching at the Shoreham
were Secretary of War Garrison. Assist
ant Secretary OF War-Breckinridge, Mr..
Justice White, and Mr.. and Mrs Davis.
The Chapel Of the TRANSPORTATION was
the scene of a pretty wedding last even
ing at o'clock when Miss Grace Car
land, daughter of Judge and Mrs. John
f. Garland. was married to Mr.. Henry !
Sewall Brown, of Evanston, Ill. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Horace |
Wood Stowell and the chapel was at
tractively decorated with masses Of pink |
asters, gladiolas. palms. and ferns.
HThe bride, who was given in marriagel |
BY her father. was sowned inswhite lace
and tu.le. Her tulle veil was arranged |
under a cap OF tulle and orange blossoms |
and she carried a shower bouquet of
Bride roses and lilies Of the valley. Miss
Marie Garland, sister of the bride. who
was her only attendant, wore a dainty
frock of pink taffeta and a white lace
hat. She carried an arm bouquet of
asters. Mr.. George z. Strong. OF St.
were Mr.. William Mcdonald, Of Chicago.
and Mr.. Charles s. Turner, Of st. Paul.
A small reception for the bridal party
and intimate friends followed at the home
Of the brides parents in Emerson street.
after which Mr.. Brown and his bride left
Tor a wedding trip, the latter travelling
in smart tailored suit Of blue serge
with a small black velvet hat. They will
make their home in Evanston, Ill.
Mrs. Noble, wife Of Maj. Robert e.
Noble. was hostess at a luncheon party
afternoon at her apartment In
he Lonsdale in honor of Miss Doughty,
who is visiting her sister. Mrs. w. ].
.yster. Mrs Gorgas, wife OF Maj. Gen.
William c. Gorgas, another sister Of Miss
Doughty. was among the guests. I,
Mrs. Paul Bartlett. Miss Carolyn Ogden
ones and Miss Helena Elliott are among !
he Washington society folk who left
TAR Harbor yesterday.
Rear Admiral John Henry Upshur. U. :
!. N. who has been spending a month ,
t Casenovia, n. Y, joined Mrs. Upshur
I Lenox yesterday.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Foster
nd Mr.. David Slade Fitz, Dartmouth, 4
l. took place yesterday afternoon at 40
clock at the summer home of the BRIDE
rooms mother. Mrs. Adeline F. Fitz, at !
each Bluff, Mass :
Bishop Cameron Mann, of the diocese
Southern Florida. performed the cere- ,
lony, assisted by the Rev. J. ]. Cogan. =
: Wakefield. The bride was attended by
RS. Eustace c. Fitz. of Wakefield. as
atron of honor. and Mr.. Max Everett y
atom, a classmate of the bridegroom.
tied as best man. Miss Margaret Fitz,
Brookline. and Miss Helen G. Bates,
Cambridge. were the bridesmaids.
Mr. Fitz and his bride. after short =
urney, will 60 to Florida. where =
e midst of the Fitzcroft groves at =
popka. =
Among the guests at the wedding were
lpt. William F. Low, L. S. ". and .,
RS. Low. of Washington, relatives of =,
c bride. ~
The announcement of the engagement o'
Brig, Gen. George Pereival seriven, c,
ief signal officer OF the United States al
my, to Miss Eliza beth McQuade. of
aten Island. which was made several M
Us ago at a luncheon given by the pc
ide's mother. Mrs. Peter McQuade. is tu
unusual interest to Washington. where OF
n. SCriven has made MS nome Tor
ceral years. and where his daughters. al
? Misses Elizabeth and Katherine fe
riven, are unusually popular. Gen. WI
rlven. who is 81 years old. Is nearly pI
ice the age of his bride. The romance as
Kan this summer at Gloucester. Mass.
ere both were visiting. The marriage wa
i take place early in October at the w
de's home on Staten Island. and Miss pm
Zabeth Scriven will be maid of honor.
the
,r. William Thornwall Davis has re- ma
ned to the city from a fishing trip in Ing
'ginia. WI
sat
Ir. and Mrs. George A. Craig, of this n
Y, are spending few days in New We
rk City and have made the Wolcott ira
tel their stopping place. DR.. Tom A. VIII
lliams, also of Washington, has joined vii
s. Williams at the WolCott. Ma
r. and Mrs. Harry Fl. Mccall have NJ
Irned to their home in this city after OF
en-day visit at the summer home OF REC
!. McCalrs sister. Mrs. E. f. Stevers, d.
Stoney Beach. Md. cen cen
RS Mary V. Oliver. of this city, and r
granddaughter. Miss Carrie st. Clair Ho'
,ksdale of Baltimore. are registered MOI
~ tIo,aI Normapdia Atlantic CITY left
be
, attractive home wedding was Ele'
nnized last evening at o'clock at Al
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Sho
wright when their daughter. Miss bur,
Ter Louise Wright was married to or
pnlh>p ENIap,ipp Sop Of Mr. nhd of