The Washington times., 1915-02-10
HE marriage Of Miss Marguerite
Cotton. daughter of the late Col.
/ Francis Cotton, and Randall II.

. ''aHCis NOtton, ana RAnuall IL.
Hagner. which was solemnized al
noon today at the brides home In Con-
necdcut avenue. was attended only by
tne members of the two families and a
ieW close friends. and was followed by a
brilliant reception. to which many ad-
ditional guests were asked.
The ceremony was performed by the
Hev. DR.. Roland Cotton Smith. rector
OF st. Johns Church. before a white
satin priedieu in the bay window Of
me drawing room. which was delight
1ully decorated In American Beauty
roses and quantities Of spring blossoms.
IN the dining room pink roses formed
the decorations. and palms and South
ern smilax were used throughout the
house.
=. The bride was given in marriage by
her brother. Col. George Cotton. for
merly governor OF Porto Rico. She
cres,nS were a simple % gown OF very soft
and trimmed with -pearl embroidery
Ma md orange blossoms, Her tulle yell
tons was long oS sn and full full falling to the bot
shower Of white orchids and lilies Of
sister AresibsSdi 4s1a,snSS9 psvs Nife "ef of
she has made her home, holding her
pouaMct during the ceremony. Muir
ray Coob was best man for Mr. Hag-
At 1880. the guests, including the
smartest element Of Washington So
Ciety. with whom Mrs. Hagner is a
general gen" fr,I fayHrte. and a number Of visi-
reception; and later Mr.. and Mrs. Hag-
ner left for a wedding trip, the bride !
travelling In a modish suit of mixed !
sooos IN blue and brown, with a hat
They have leased Mr.. and Mrs. Titan
Coneys house in Chevy Chase for tbs |
spring and summer, and will take pos !
nff ffor hni rntt, frpvS
tneir bridal tour.
The marriage of Miss Lorena Frances !
crooks BROOKS eldest daughter Of Mrs. NJ.
: ninghAm. Of Franklin. Mass. will take
place at 1880 o'clock this evening at /
the home Of the bride, 1900 Grard !
OF the bride. will perform the sr Ceremony ]
which will be followed By a large re-
ceptIon at Rauscher's
Miss Marion Brooks will be maid Of |
honor. Joseph w. Hunt, OF Cambridge, /
Mass. will be best man, and the ushers !
will be ]. p. Wright. Harry Grant. Har-
Ty Beacon. of Montana, and Joseph
Bailey. Of Lawrence. Mass.
A wedding of interest took place
last night when Miss Mary Porter
EEaarInshaw, EaaIs daughter Of Mr. and Mrs,
ried to John Melsh Couden. of Cincin-
natl: The Rev. J. H. Melish. of New
York. uncle Of the bridegroom. per-
iSsmed Rsn the ceremony ceremony assisted by the
Church at the home of the bride, 1925
Clifton street.
The house was decorated with palms
and flowers. The bride was given in
lovely gown OF ivory crepe meteor with
bodice Of silver lace and long tulle
sleeves. and court train hung from
the shoulder. She wore tulle veil and
orange blossoms and q small 1aca
She carried a shower Of gardenias and
lilies Of the valley.
Her sister. Miss Margaret Cecilia
gown was Of flesh-colored chiffon. the
skirt made of many ruffles Of net. and
waist which was very long was inished
with broad satin sash. She carried
white lilacs and pink roses. ]. Sale Pos
ton was best man.
A reception followed for the guests
who had attended the ceremony. after
wedding trip. They will live in Gin
Cinnati.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Bryan were among the box holders at
the philharmonic concert at the New
National Theater yesterday afternoon.
with secretary and Mrs. Bryan were
Mrs. Charles T.. Hughes and several
ether friends. Mrs. Marshall Field
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Crozier had box
party and had among their guests
tho Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
1.a1e. The Rev. and Mrs. Ward Denys
and Nine. .pezet Mrs: Thomas F.
Walsh Rad with her Mrs. John w.
Foster. Mrs. Lawrence Townsend. and :
Miss Laura Harlan. Nine. Haugs had
the Austro-Hungariane embassy. Mrs
Calderon Carlisle entertained box
party. which included Mr.. and Mrs
Maryland. Mrs. Loomis. and Mrs
Howe.
Mrs. Walter Tuckerman, Mrs. Gibson
JTahnestock. Miss Bessie Kibbey. Mrs.
Joseph f. Thropp. and Mrs. George F.
boxes for Edward S. Curtis Indian
drama, I'm the Land of the Head
Hunters" which will be given at the
Belasco. February % and 26 at 4:3O. for
Tickets may be purchased of Mrs. II.
r. Hoes. the Dupont. The list Of pa
irons and patronesses includes: Mrs.
William Jennings Bryan. Mrs. Lindley
NJ. Garrison. Mrs. Thomas w. Gregory.
Mr. and Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Mrs.
Van Devanter. Mrs. Henry Kirk Porter.
Mrs. Logan Page. Mr.. and Mrs. Aller-
ton Cushman. Miss Tuckerman. Mrs.
Walter Tuckerman. Mrs. T.. F. Andrews.
Miss Kibbey, Mrs; joseph r. ,Thropp.
nell. Miss TIegeman. Mrs. Thomas Cha
tard. Mrs. Norman williams. Mrs. S. p.
lIltins. Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock. DR..
and Mrs. Ralph Jenkins. Mrs. George
T.. Becker and Mrs. Paul Bartlett
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Franklin d. Roosevelt. Assistant Sec
yetary OF the Navy and Gould Brokaw,
of New York. were among the people
Df interest lunching In the palm room
OF the NNillard yesterday.
John Hays Hammond. jr.. was enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday at the
Cosmos Club by Prof. Willis Moore.
Among those invited to meet the tai
ented young inventor were Prof. j.
DIR. Harvey w. Wiley, Prof. David
Todd. Prof. Robert l.. Preston, Alex
ander Britton. and Barry Bulkley.
The luncheon which Mrs. Charles
Cowies Tucker had planned for today
has been called off because of a death
in the family.
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Mrs. Hutchins. wife of Admiral
Charles T. Hutchins. will entertain at
luncheon next Saturday, complimentary
TO Mrs. Daniels. wife Of the Secretary