The Washington times., 1915-06-05
Mems Notes and Gossip
of Washington Smart Set

by her father. wore gown of soft
white satin, combined with Chantilly
lace, pearls and embroidery. The
V,necked bodice was of lace and tullo
With bolero embroidered in pearls.
Inc skirt was embroidered in pearls and
trimmed with lace. She wore a long
court train embroidered In pearls and a
tulle veil caught with a cap of lace
trimmed with orange blossoms. She
carried an arm shower OF lilies of the
| valley and Bride roses and wore a pearl
ahd sapphir brooch. the gift of the
bridegroom.
Miss Mary Augusta Bond, sister of
the bride, the maid of honor, wore pink
crepe meteor embroidered In beads and
trimmed with duchess lace. She carried
an arm shower of pink roses and pink
sweet peas. Mrs. John J. Byrne, matron
o. nonor. wore pink crepe meteor. lace
OF pink roses. and Miss Loretta Muck
enhaupt and Miss Olive Dennis, the
bridesmaids. were dressed In white net
over PINK and carried maiden-hair ferns.
Miss Jean Wolfe, the flower girl, was
dressed in white with pink ribbons, and
carried basket of pink roses. pink
sweet peas and maiden-hair fern.
me ushers were Raymond Hilton
English. John J. Byrne and william,
Mrs. Bond. the brides mother. wore
handsome gown of black chantilly
jet and blue tulle, and carried Amer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan left for an
extended trip North. Mrs. Sullivan
faie iaeta oeeSmins %Itb n., suit of blue
After July !. they will make their
home at 1884 Columbia road.
Mrs. MONTGOMERY Macomb v,fe n,
Brisadier General Macomb' M is ~'eT enter. q.
tanning at bridge this afternoon, fol-
lowed by tea, In compliment to Mrs.
One Of the most delightful hospital,-
ties of the week was the luncheon
which Mrs. Frederick Eichelberger gave
today at Edison, the country residence
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John JOY
Eoson. 70 mere were fifty guests and
the DuHet luncheon was served on the
broad veranda of the charming house,
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washington folk are interested in two
out-of-town weddings set for today.
the marriage of Miss Hope Norman,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Guy Norman
or Washington and Massa chusetts, to
Elliot Bacon. son of the former Secre-
tary OF State. Robert Bacon and Mrs.
Bacon which took place at Beverly,
Mass. and the marriage OF Miss Agnes
writ Hall, daughter of Mrs. Carvel
Hall, to Ensign Alfred Hawken Taw-
resey, L. s. N, which will be performed
az CLOCK at Annapolis.
Miss Margaret Perrin. daughter OF Mrs.
George Howard, was one OF Miss Nor
mans bridesmaids at St. Feter's Church
the wedding being followed by a break
fast at the Normans' country place,
st. Anne's church. under the shadow
OF the Naval Academy, will he the
scene Of the second wedding. The
ceremony will be witnessed BY a num-
Der OF out-of-town guests from Wash
ington. Philadelphia, and Baltimore, A
small reception will follow at the resi-
dence of the brides grandpa rents. Ad-
miral and Mrs. Thorn williamson. on
Prince George street, where the bride-
elect and her mother and sister are
now living
Admiral Williamson will give his
granddaughter in marriage. She Will
be attended by her sister. Miss Julia
Hall. as maid OF honor, and the fol-
lowing bridesmaids: Miss Mary r. viii
son. Of Pittsburgh; Miss Mary Bur
surrage, =. 8. NJ, of Annapolis; Miss
Alice Brice and Miss Virginia Mullins,
OF this city. John Tawresey. Of the
University OF Pennsylvania. will be
his brothers best man. and the ushers
will include the classmates of the
groom, who graduated last June from
the United States Naval Academy; En-
sign Alexander r. Early. son OF Mrs
Alexander Rieman Early of Balti-
more; Ensigns Phillip Waterman, George
Manning, John Meyer, c. D. Swain and
Stencil.