The Washington herald., 1916-07-04
Secretary of State and Mrs Robert Lansing
Leave Friday for Cottage on Lake Ontario;
Shaw-Frazer Nuptials Held at St. Margaret's
Other News of Society at the Capital

The Secretary Of State and Mrs. Lam
sing will leave Washington Friday for a
months stay at their cottage at Hen
jerson Harbor. on Lake Ontario.
St. Margaret's Church was the scene
Of a Charming wedding yesterday att
ernoon at / O'Clock. when Miss Frances
Marion Shaw, granddaughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs Thomas W. Smith, became the bride
of Mr.. John P. Frazer, Of Detroit Inc
Rev Herbert Scott Smith. rector OF the
church, performed the ceremony. The
chanceI was banked with palms ana
ferns and the altar vases were filled with
pink gladioI. while clusters OF pink roses
tied with pink tulle marked the entrance
TO the pews. There was program OF
wedding music during the seating OF the
guests.
The bride was attended by Miss Helen
Derby, OF New York, maid of honor,
and the bridesmaids were Miss Louise
Newcomb, OF New Rochelle. n. Y: Miss
Mildred Humphrey. of New York, and
Miss Ruth EVAN. Of Atlantic City. Mr..
John D. Morphy, Of Detroit. acted as best
man for Mr.. Frazer, and the ushers in
cluded Mr. John Bell Moran. Mr.. Thomas
May, Mr.. Walter Cary, and Mr.. Charles
Bray. Of Detroit.
The bride was gowned in white bridal
satin combined with iesh-colored chif-
fon. The bodies was of white tulle and
hesh-colored chiffon with short sleeves
Of tulle. A draped overdress of satin
was mounted on tulle and chiffon and the
long court train OF cloth of silver edged
with silver lace was lined with flesh
coIored chiffon and finished with a spray
OF orange blossoms. Her tulle veil had
a cap of rose point lace edged with or
ange blossoms and her bouquet was a
shower OF garenias and lilies Of the val
.ley.
The maid Of honor wore a gown OF
peach-colored faille taf7eta mounted on
fesh-colored accordion-pleated chiffon and
silver lace The short. tight bodice OF
taTeta had short sleeves finished with
pointed rurTles OF chiffon and the skirt
was full and haring. She wore peach
colored georgette crepe hat embroidered
IN opalescent beads with streamers OF
orchid ribbon, and carried a shower bou-
quet Of mauve orchids and lilies Of the
valley.
The bridesmaids were gowned alike in
orchid tinted faille tafTeta mounted on
white accordion pleated chiffon and silver
lace. They wore large orchid georgette
crepe hats trimmed with tiny beaded but
teriies and streamers of peach-cOlored
ribbon. Their bouquets were Of mauve
orchids.
A breakfast at Rauscher's followed the
ceremony The guests were seated at
small tables arranged i'm the small ball
room, each table deCorat ted with cen
terpiece Of pink roses. Mrs. Smith. the
brides grandmother. who received the
guests, was Handsomely gowned in white
net and real lace with touches Of sap
phire blue velvet. She wore a white hat
trimmed with white ostrich plumes. Mrs.
Allan II Frazer. mother of the bride
groom. wore A mOdish white gown and
white hat.
Mr.. Frazer and his bride left later in
the afternoon for a wedding trip. the lat
Ter travelling in a smart blue serge suit
with collar and cuffs of white and =
small white feather toque. They will
make their home in Detroit
Dr. V. \. Rendon. Of New York. ar
rived in Washing gton yesterday and Is To-
Gated at the Shoreham.
Mrs. William Phillips and her children
are at Highover. the Phillips estate at
North Beverly. for the summer Assist
ant Secretary Of State Phillips is plan
ming to spend his vacation with his fam
tly at Highover.
Mrs. James Hartman and Miss Sarah
Alice Hartman have arrived at Nara
gansett Pier for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Fearn, OF Oyster
Bay, y. Y. are in Washington for a few
days and are stopping at the Shoreham.
MISS Jane Slemp, sister OF Represent
alive slemp, who spent the past season
in Washington left yesterday for a visit
Of several weeks at Deer Park
Mrs Eugene Byrnes, Mrs. H C. Stter,
and Miss Ster. OF Washington. are at the
BanH Springs Hotel, Banfr, Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L Little, of CHICAGO,
have arrived in Washington and are at
the Shoreham.
Mr.. c. E. Coudery, also Of Chicago, Is
at the Shorehan-
Mrs. William Harding Jackson has gon.
to Nara ragansett Pier to remain for the
summer.
Miss Mary P. Siggers has returned TO
Washington from Ann Arbor, where she