The Washington times., 1915-04-29
Mems Notes and Gossip of the Day
In the Smart Set of WASHINGTON

roses. Mrs. weidley played the wedding
marches.
| Martin W. Hysong was best man for
Mr.. hickman, and the ushers we're Jo-
| eeph Hinwood, jr., brother of the bride,
| 4 homas p. Hickman, brother OF the
bridesroom; ka. mond Pyles, and DIR.
Joseph ID. Rogers.
A reception followed the ceremony at
the hume OF the bride parents, after
| hich Mr.. and Mrs. hickman lett for d
Noi them Wedding trip Ihey viii live
in Washington.
Out-of-town guests were Miss Mary
Hickman, of Lovettsville. Va. and the
| Misses Florence ano Katie Stansbury, OF
baltimore.
Miss Caroline Bird Moser, daughter
| of the Rev. and MRS. j. 5. Mosel, WAS
| married to Walter hollaway 1hrall last
| night in st. Paurs Lutheran church
! by the Rev. John I. Huddle. The
| church was decorated with white lilacs
| and palms The bride, who was given
| away by her father, wore charming
duchesse lace and sprays OF orange
| blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet
OF gardenias and lilies of the vallsy.
Mrs. Richard hewitt sutton, who was
matron Of honor, wore a gown OF white
satin and lace and carried shower oil
Miss Helen T. Van Denbergh. the maid
OF honor, wore a gown OF pale yellow
taneta, win Wnlle ldCo anu tulo
sleeves. She carried a shower of white
daisies. There were three bridesmaids
Miss Ruth Moser, Miss Pansie Wilson,
and Miss Mildred Fisher. Their gowns
were yellow taffeta with bodices Of
white taffeta, and they carried shower
bouquets Of yellow daisies.
Dr. James NJ. Moser was best man
for Mr.. Thrall, and the ushers were
Paul Scherer of Charleston. 8. c.; DR..
Walter Price, of Frederick: DR.. r. N.
pl Dr MI MI
small reception for the members OF
| the family followed at the home OF the
| Rev. and Mrs. Moser in Massachusetts,
, avenue. The house was decorated with
yellow snapdragons and daisies.
Later in the evening Mr.. and MIRA
Thrall left for a wedding trip to Cali
| fornia.
Among the out-of-town guests here
| Moser, of Harbin. Manchuria: Mrs.
| Bennett Willes, of New York. and
Mrs. James Noble Tabb, OF Parkers-
| burg, w. Va.
The marriage Of Miss Effie Kline
Baker. daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Frank
Baker. and Richard wheatley Lewis.
son of Col. I. N. Lewis. Y. s. A., re-
tired. of Utica. N. Y, will take place
at the home of the bride in Biltmore
street tomorrow evening at s o'clock.
profusion of pink rambler roses.
palms. and white lilacs decorated st.
Margaret's Church last night when Miss
Dorothy smalIwood. daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs. George T. Smallwood became
the bride of Reginald Wyckliffe Geare,
. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Geare.
The Rev. Herbert Scott Smith officia-
ted in the presence Of large company.
The bride. who was given in marriage
by her father, wore gown OF white
charmeuse. made with an empire train,
and trimmed with rose point lace. which
| fol oil - hn In,
cascade to the hem of her gown. where
1t was held in place by a spray OF
orange blossoms. The upper part Of the
bodice and the sleeves were of white
| tulle. and trimmed with pearls. A high
Medici collar of rose point lace gave u
becoming touch to the gown. Her veil
was of tulle and arranged with rose
point lace and pearls. and she carried a
shoWerc h9uouet of gardenias and lilies
Mrs. Daniel Ritter. of Pennsylvania,
was matron of honor. Her gown was, a
lovely creation Of white pussy willow
tulle. edged with silver lace, and trim
med with clusters Of pink apple bios
SONS and fowered pink chiffon. She
carried pink snapdragons and yellow
| roses.
Miss Marguerite Weller was maid of
horror. Her gown was pink tafreta.
trimmed with antique lace and touches
of silver. She also carried pink snap
The bridesmaids were Miss Iris Mas
ters. Miss Anne Touhy. Miss Leila How
ard and M iss Marie Tunstan. They
wore charming gowns of shell-pink taf-
feta. with the bodice Of fowered taf-
feta, and trimmed with silk net. which
formed huge butterfly bows at the
| back.
| Their flowers were the same as those
carried by the other attendants. Little
Miss May Selden was flower girl, and
acoed greatly to the beauty Of the pic
ture: She wore a dainty white lace
frock over pink taffeta, and carried a
basket of pink rose leaves.
Norman Geare. Of New York, was
best man. and the ushers were George
Geare, Dean Caldwell. Graham Small
wood. Harris Rouzer and Richard
Hyson.
A reception followed the ceremony al
the home of the brides parents in Six
teenth street. The house was decorated
with American Beauty roses, snapdrag-
ons and dogwood. A supper was served
In the oval colonial dining room and
the guests gathered on the board piazzas
and In the garden.
Mrs. Smallwood wore a gown of aprf.
cot taffeta trimmed with lace and pearl
and rhinestone embroidery. She was
assisted in receiving by the brides
aunt, Mrs. Annie Hilton Ordway. who
| wore gown of silver blue taffeta trim
med with Russian lace and clusters OF
purple and yellow velvet pansies.
collection of handsome wedding
gifts was on exhibition on an upper
floor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geare left later in the
evening for a wedding trip. when the
latter wore a travelling suit OF golden
brown faille and a small brown hat
trimmed with flowers
Upon their return they will make their
nome at 238 Twentieth street.