The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18
MISS GRACE ADAMS
TO Be BRIDE TONIGHT
Calvary Baptist Church Deco
rated for Her Wedding to
James w. Schmied.

Calvary Baptist Church will be dec
GRATED with palms. autumn leaves and
white chrysanthemums this evening for
the marriage of Miss Grace Adams,
daughter OF Mrs. Annie e. Adams. and
James William Schmied formerly OF Mt.
Healthy. Ohio.
The ceremony will be performed at
o'clock by the Rev. DIR. Samuel II.
Greene, pastor of the church. assisted
by the Rev. DR., Cove griffith Johnson
pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church.
The bride will walk up the aisle with
her brother. B. Bouts Adams. who will
give her In marriage. She Will be
gowned in white georgette crepe over
lines, with a short skirt and bodice OF
princess lace and tulle. The veil will be
Of tulle and will be fastened to the hair
with a wreath Of lilies of the valley. She
will carry q shower bouquet Of Bride
roses and lnies Of the valley: ,,,, ~,
honor, will lead the bridal procession.
She will wear a smart gown OF apricot
colored charmeuse draped over silver
lace with a bodice OF silver lace and
chrysanthemums. Mrs Charles II. Ste
phenson will be the matron OF honor and
will be gowned in apple green charmeuse
draped with white lace, caught with
tiny pink rosebuds. She will carry an
armful Of pink rosebuds. $3.50
a cousin of the bride, and Miss Ruth
Moser, will wear apple green char
meuse gowns made with draped
overskirt and bodice of tulle of the
same shade, and trimmings OF silver
braid. They will carry pale lavender
chrysanthemums.
Miss Ruth Doyle. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. H. r. Doyle and cousin Of
the bride, will be flower girl.
aoraSs Sef the fishers Viii act Be ae Ssst
G. Ayers of Toledo, Ohio. Joseph
Harper Bait. Earl Lindsey Parmalee
and Alvin Siegfried.
Some of the out-of-town guests. at
Bouis Adams OF New London. Conn,
and Mrs. L. d. Schmied. of Cincin-
natl. the mother Of the bridegroom.
O"Bsiens Coming Here.
The military attache Of the British
embassy, Col. the Hon. Murrough
O'Brien, and the Hon. Mrs. O'Brien clos-
ed their summer home at Newport YES
terday and will arrive in Washington
shortly.
Announcement has just been made Of
an international marriage OF consider
able interest, the marriage OF Miss
marie LOUISE fOueWalu, OF view YORK
and Tuxedo. and Lieut.. James Allan
Dyson Perrins, eldest son of Dyson Per-
rims. Of Ardross and Davenham. The
ceremony was performed October II in
the chapel Of Ardross Castle, Wor-
cestershire, England. the Rev. George
Mcdonald officiating. assisted by the
Rev. Wallace Brown. Lieutenant Per-
rims is adtutant Of the First Welsh
Guards. His father, who Is a. retired
army officer, was formerly mayor OF
Worcester. =
Mrs. Henry B. r. Macfarland has re-
turned to town from her summer home
at Cap a rAigls. Murray Bay, Quebec,
Canada. and has Joined Mr.. Macfar-
land at their residence In Eighteenth
street.
william Everett Barton has sent out
cards announcing the marriage of his
daughter. Mabel Angeline. to Martin
Pitts Ward. The ceremony took place
Tuesday. October II. In New YORK. Mr..
Ward and his bride, who have both
lived In Washington for a number OF
years. will be at home after December
at 2SN Fifteenth street
Archibald Harrison has sailed from
Vancouver for the Philippines to spend
the winter with his brother. Francis
Burton Harrison, governor general of
the islands. They will go later, to Indo-
China to hunt tigers. Archibald Harri-
son, will spend the wipter with her
grandmother, Mrs. Burton Harrison, and
will attend school here.