The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-22
MARSHALLS TO Be
GARR|SONS' GUESTS
Vice President and Wife To Be
Entertained by Former Sec
rotary of War.

When the Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall 20 to New Jersey to attend
the formal notification Of Prcrident
Wilson that he has been nominated to
succeed himself. they will be the guests
Of the former Secretary Of War. Lind
ley NJ. Garrison, and Mrs. Garrison at
their cottage ut Seabright. Mr. and
each summer at Seabright, viii enter
tain n house party for the notification
ceremonies.
Tho American Ambassador TO France.
William G. Sharp, accompanied by his
young daughter, Miss Margaret sharp
arrived yesterday in Now York from
Paris, and will come to Washington
their home in EIIyria, Ohio. Mrs. sharp
returned to Ellyria several months ago,
after spending last winter In Paris.
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Carlisle-Spates.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Marie
Spates. Of Gaithersburg. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spates. to Prof.
Maston Thomas Carlisle. of Cookeville
City, Tenn, was solemnixed the evening
Of August Is. The ceremony was per-
formed in Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church, the Rev. M. II. Keen. pastor,
| officiating. and was followed by re-
ception at the homo Of the bride's pa
rents
MISS Mable Glare Lambert. of Baiti-
more. played the wedding march from
"Lohengrin."
The bride. who was given away by her
father, was charming In gown OF en-
broidered silk net over taffeta and car
ried a shower bouquet of Brides roses.
The tulle veil was becomingly caught
with orange blossoms.
Mrs. Ethel Spates Hawkins. of Lay
louisville. a sister of the bride. who was
matron Of honor. wore frock of nile
green taffeta draped In silk net and car
ried pink Killarney roses. The brides
maids gowns were modelel after that OF
the matron OF honor.
Miss Alice L. spates. sister Of the
| bride, and Miss Shade Kate Lanford.
Of Hobbysville. g. c.. were gowned in
Julia Louisa Griffith. OF Alexandria.
Va. and Miss Vena May Martin. OF
also carried ophelia roses: The mother
of the bride wore a pale lavender satin
costume, the bodice of which was COM
bined with lace and trimmed In rhine
stones. Miss Lambert wore frock OF
pink satin and georgetts crepe; -
8. c., was best man. The ushers were
DR.. I, @. Warfield, of Gaithersburg
Stephen W.. Smoot. of Washington;
Robert Lee Saunders, Of Potomac. Nd,
| ana bTeduy. Oh ItOChVllo,
The church and the house were beau,
tifully decorated with potted plants and
| cut flowers.
The brides travelling suit was of gold
en- tan taffeta; she wore a white stole
with hat. gloves and shoes of white.
ately after the reception for a Southern
tour and thence to Cookeville City
Tenn. where they will make their fu-
ture home. Prof. Carlisle Is a graduate
- h. v.~l.. 4. a
Of Vanderbilt University. He Ii super
intendent of Cookeviile City schools
Mrs. Carlisle formerly taught In the
Montgomery county schools.
Mrs. Dimock to Entertain.
Mrs. Henry #. Dimock will entertain
Mrs. Frederick F. Thompson. of New
York, this month at her Bar IArbol
cottage. Mrs. Thompson. who visiteS
Mrs Dimock In Washington last winter
will 20 to Bar Harbor shortly to re-
main until September 8. when she vii
return to New York.
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| The Governor OF Rhode Island anc
Mrs. r. Livingston Bceckman, Mrs
William r, Draper, and Mr.. and Mrs
Marsden ]. Perry were among those o
interest to Washington society who at
tended the afternoon reception given b,
q. Howard Hilder yesterday at the Ar
Association building In Newport N,
The reception was arranged In connec
ton with private view of Mr., Hilder'
water colors and recent portraits whicl
arc now on exhibition.
In the collection are very striking Dor
traits OF Miles. Lily and Madeleine Lie
bert. daughters OF CASTOR Liebert con
sui general of France at New York.
Literal. Il.