The Washington times., 1916-07-24
MISS MARY T. FINLEY
MARR|ES ". B. MOORE
Wedding Is SoIemnIzed at
Brides Home at York, South
Carolina.

Miss Mary Elizabeth Finley. daughter
Of Congressman and Mrs. David Z.
Finley. was married at the family homo.
at York. 8. c.. to Walter Bedford
Moore. jr.. son of Major and Mrs. Wal
ter B. Moore. of York. Wednesday. July
10. The marriage service was read by
Rev. James L Oates and Rev. T. Tracy
Walsh. Candlelight was used through
out the house. The decorations were of
pink and white roses and Shasta daisies
and palms.
The bridesmaids. gowned in pink silk
net over pink taffeta. made with slight
ly modified hoop-skirt were: Miss
Reaux Jones. OF Columbia; Miss Eliza
Wylie, Of LancasNer: Miss Anna Miller.
Of Rock Hill: Miss Anna Kitchin. OF
Winnsboro; Miss.. Alec Starr. Miss
Finley, ali Of York. The maid of honor
was Miss Frances Gist Finley. who
wore q gown OF pale green silk net and
cloth Of silver over green taffeta and
'ers9 brde soMn was va p of whites George
cite crepe over white charmeuse with
bodice and trimming of silver lace. Her
veil. which was fashioned in cap effect.
SONS. and She carried white roses. Miss
Elizabeth Oates and Master Joseph
Hart. jr,. were flower girls ad ring
bearer. George Cartwright was best
Bacct, OF Charleston; Robert Lindsey.
OF Columbia Rion ,MoKissick and CAL
houn Mayes, OF Greenwood; Rev, John
Taylor, of Graniteville; Clarke Ward
E sE AS'kff n St Atlanta Of hnd RSEa
The ushers included Allison Lee. OF
Laurens: Thomas Cartwright, of Ander-
SOM Henning Adickes, Walter Barron.
Gist Finley. Robert Finley, and States
After the ceremony reception was
held. Mrs. Finley received In a gown
Of orchid tafreta. Mrs. Walter b.
Moore, sr.. wore lavender taffeta, The
Scotia, They will be at home at York,
s, c.. after September l,
Miss Frances rraver. who Is spend
! Robert TraVer. at Narragansett Pier.
visited In jamestown for a few days
last week.
ems left Washington Saturday to mo-
tor to their home at Fremont. Neb.
Mrs. Blue to Visit.
| Mrs. Blue. wife OF Rear Admiral Victor
Blue, U. S. N. will spend the month OF
August with Mr.. and Mrs. Marsden j.
Perry, at Bleak House. in Newport.
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DR.. John C. Boyd will leave Wash 'ng-
| ton tomorrow to join Mrs. Boyd and
| their daughter, Mrs. Camp Stanley, at
their cottage at Monterey Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sterling, of Eng
land. left Washington last week for
Bar Harbor. Me. They are making sew
eral visits en- route.
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| Randall uaonar nh ,aft Jposh,ngton
! Friday to Join Mrs. Hagner at Watch
HILL r. l.. will return on Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. Blair Spencer has returned TO
Washington wash ton from The Plains virsinia,
Morecock for ten days. She win leave
| Washington at the end of the week for
ChautauGua. n. Y. DIR. Spencer Is In
Williamsburg, Va. where his father is
very Ill with typhoid fever. Peachy
with their father.
The vice rector of tho Catholic Uni
versity, the Rev. George A. Dougherty,
will open the meeting Of the washing
ton Chapter of Mt. st. Agnes College
| Alumnae to be held at the Willard Ho-
tel Saturday afternoon at 3 O'Clock to
discuss plans for large reception No
Federation of Catholic Alumnae, who
are to be in convention in Baltimore
November "a. rs. and &C.
Officers of the Washington chapter in
clude Miss NJ. Harlow, president; Miss
NJ o'Toole, first vice president; Miss r.
Mcmahon, second vice president; Miss
+. Hardness, third vice president: Miss
r. Clarke, treasurer; Miss G. Townsend
corresponding secretary. and Miss II.
Delaney recording secretary.
Mai. Gen. James v. Aleshire IL the
guest of Brig. Gen, James A.. Buchanan
ut his country estate, Ayrshire. near
Berryville, Va.