Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-15
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of the BRIDES aunt. Mrs william Burr
| Harrison. on p street.
| Only the relatives and few init
mate friends witnessed the ceremony.
| which was performed by the Rev. F.
Ward Denys in the drawing room.
| which was beautifully decorated with
pink and white roses. palms and ferns
| The bride. who was escorted and
! later given in marriage by her brother.
F.; Mr. George Graham Vest. wore an eX-
, quisite gown of duchess lace draped
| over white satin. which had been worn
| by her mother. two aunts and a cousin
| veil of duchess lace arranged in cap
| effect with a coronet of blossoms. and
arried a shower of bride roses and
lilies of the valley.
Miss Maria Trimble Dimpfel of
Easton. Nd. was the maid Of honor
and her gown was of silve- lace and
blue tulle,- the hooDed skirt gar'anded
with pink rosebuds and forget-me-n ots.
roses.
Lieut.. Layson E. Atkins, L. S. A,
acted as best man Both the bride
groom and his best man were in the
iul1-dTcsS uniform Of their rank.
\ reception followed, when the newly
married couple were assisted in re-
ceivine bg Mrs. McShane. mother OF
the bride. who wore q Gown of white
georgette crepe and taffeta. with d
corsase bouquet of orchids, and Mrs.
Harrison. wfo wore white lace with
touches 70 lavender.
Lieut.. anG Mrs. Young left last night
for an automobile trip, the BRIDE wear
ing gown of green taffeta and
georGette crepe with hat to ma ,ch
Among the out-of-town guests pres
emit at the ceremony we're Mrs.
Young. mother of the bridegroom. of
Londonderry. n. H.; Mr.. John Vest of
Baltimore, the brides brother, and
Mrs. Harold Jenkins of Rochester,
n. Y
Mrs. Henry Elliott Mott was hostess
Yesterday afternoon at a beautiful
garden 20: at her country nome the
Naples. in )" suburbs Of Falls church.
Va. the >; q nds were gay with flow
ers and flags.
The hostess received in flag -drapo,i
bower of green. Mrs. G. Hilton Jackson
Of Washington serving punch in an
adjoining bower.
An extension of the veranda was ar
ranged for stage. where Mr.. and Mrs
George Buckler gave a clever one-act
dance and Mrs. Hoyt sang patriotic
song. The Star Soangled Banner"
sung by the assembled guests. COM
pleted the program.
Mrs. r. e. Lee Rice. Mrs. Edmund
Katharine Garner. Helen Marshall
Grace Reed and Lilly Reed assisted the
hostess in serving tea on the lawn.
Among the guests were Mrs. eE. Hill
ton Jackson. Mrs. Armes Mrs Church
hill Cook, Mrs. Myers. Mrs. Lockwood
and Mrs. Hoyt of this city ana Mrs.
Belts of Atlanta.
From Falls Church the following
Mrs. Harry Birge. Mrs. Buxton. Mrs
Sam Copper. Mrs. Robert Dawson. Mrs.
Derocher. Mrs Clifford Eddy. Mrs
Frank Eastman, Mrs. Harry Fellows
Mrs Edmund F1ags, Mrs. J. W. Gar
ner Mrs Andrew Glasscll Griman, Mrs
Hoyt. Mrs. i. 3. Gould. Mrs. Nat Lut-
trell, Mrs .. Il. Livingston. Mrs. Nc
Cardle. Mrs William Buckner Nc
Groarty Mrs. Noble Moore. Mrs. George
Marrifield, Mrs r.. c. L. Moncure. Mrs.
Hannah Morsell. Mrs. McNair, Mrs.
Phil Nourse, Mrs. Tunis Quick. Mrs
Ralph Quick. Mrs Julian Russell. Mrs
Peveril Smythe. Mrs. Jonas Unverzagt,
Misses Emma Garner. Margie Garner
Katherine Garner. Matte Gundry. Hell
en- Marshall, Carrie Parker. Ada
Rhodes Lilly Reed. Grace Reed, Mas
ter Robert Tolman and little Misses
Eleanore, Rebecca and Mary Tolman
Mr.. John r. Buchanan Is enterts in ns
A house party at The Plains, Va. 70.
the Upperville horse show. at Grafton
Hall Mr.. William Corcoran Eustis and
other Washington society folk Who hay.
homes in that section are also en-. tain
ing parties for the show.
An interesting home wedding of last
eveninE was that of Miss Marie ]. Seitz,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Seitz,