The Washington times., 1915-06-16
Items of Interest and Import
ance of Past, Present, and
Future Among Official
z and Fashionable Folk.

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A charming homo wedding will take
place this evening at o'clock az the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. William ~
Moore, 2029 o street, when their daugn-
ter, Miss Doris Moore, will become the
bride Of Lieut.. Richard Henry Booth,
L. s. N. The house will be decorated
with palms. Southern smilax, peonies,
and masses of early summer flowers
with q trellis to screen the stairway
and pink and white the prevailing
colors. and a stringed orchestra VIII
play the wedding marches. The Rev.
Andrew r. Bird will perform the cere-
nony.
The bride will be given in marriage by
ner. father, and will be gowned In white
satin. draped with tulle and embroid-
ersd silver tissue. The bodice Is COM
posed almost entirely OF the tulle. trim
med with pearl ornaments, and there Is
a court train hung from the shoulders.
The dainty little bride will wear tulle
veil. very long and full and caught with
orange blossoms, and will carry q
shower bouquet Of orchids and lilies OF
Her only attendant will be her sister.
Mrs Edmund Darlington. who will be
gowned in pale pink charmeuse and
lace. made with an over drapery OF
lavender and silver tissue, and gar
buds. She will carry an arn1ful OF sweet
. peas. shading from Lavender to deep
violet, from palest pink to rose, to har-
monize with the pastel coiors Of her
will be best man for Lieutenant Booth.
and the ushers will be Lieutenant Com
mander A. 8. Hickey and Lieut.. Fred:
erick Riefkohn' y: 8; - y: They .Sa,I viii
Mrs. Moore. who will receive with
the bridal party at the reception,
which viii follow the ceremony; WI, VII
charmeuse. q draped model with
opaiescent pearl ornaments; and a
Among Among the eut-of-te town guests who
will attend the wedding will be the
brides grandmother. Mrs. r. C.
Chamberlin, of Massachusetts,; DR.:
The Bride win travel in a smart
black taffeta suit, braided in pastel
shades and worn with a small s1 black
White saa ~nss Bra ta9ss 49tsr tseir %edans trip
Lieutenant Booth will take his bride
TO Newport, the home port Of the
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tached. for the summer.
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A brilliant military wedding took
place last evening in the chapel at West
Point, when Miss Eleanor Hidmer was
sixth United States Cavalry. The Rev.
A.. Percy Silver. post chaplain. Of
Miss Dorothy Aleshire. sister of the
bridegroom, was maid Of honor. and
M~g n
ant Wildrick, was matron Of honor.
Among the bridesmaids were Miss Mar
garet Treat and Miss Katherine Treat.
daughters Of Col. and Mrs. Charles q.
Lieut.. Parker &. Kalioch. U. g. A..
was best man and the ushers included
Lieut.. Frederick Strong. Lieut.. Dan
Pullen, Lieut.. Frederick A. Holmer.
Lieut.: James B. Crawford. and Lieut..
The bride is the daughter Of Capt
States Cavalry. and Mrs Vidmer. Cap
tain Vidmer recently was post adjutant
at West Point. and Is now stationed
on the Mexican border.
Lieutenant Aleshire was graduated
from the Military Academy in 1910 and
is an Instructor In the department of
drawing at the academy. He is a SON
"A, and Mrs. Aleshire.
Former Senator and Mrs. Chauncey
NJ. Depew, who are summering at White
noon to Elmhurst Farm. where they
were hosts at tea.
Miss Adeline Consuelo vetter, whose
Lieut.. Ernest ". McKee. .. s. n. was al
the guest of honor at q luncheon which
Mrs. Fulton. wife of Capt James M
Fulton. Y: s. A.. gave the first Of the
The Austrian ambassador and Nine
tended the tea which Miss Elsie d.
Wolfe gave yesterday afternoon at hel
studio in New York.
Mrs: sigerfoos. wife Of Major Edward
siserfoos. U; s. A. is entertaining at
this afternoon at her home in Twen
tieth street A number of other guests
have been invited for tea later in thu
afternoon.
Mrs. Alexander NJ. Bell was hostess
at an informal bridge party yesterday
afternoon.
st. Paurs Lutheran Church was deco.
rated with palms. ferns and quantities
of pink roses for the wedding at moor
today of Miss Nellie Bowman, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs: Orlando B. Bowman
T. Huddle officiating The bride, whc
was given in marriage by her father
wore a dress of white crepe trimmed
with chantilly lace and embroidered ir
pearls and large, white hat of Georg,
ette crepe adorned with silk poppies
Her only ornament was a diamond and
pearl brooch, the gift Of the bridegroom
She carried a bouquet of Bride roses.
Miss Virginia Skippon. sister of tn,
bridegroom, the maid of honor. wa.
gowned in whitepoint d'esprit over pini