The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-26
Marriage to Edward Northrup
Hay to Be SoIemnized by the
Rev. <. C. Smith.
BLOSSOMS TO FILL CHURCH
Wedding win Be One Of the
Loveliest Of Series Of Easter
Ceremonies.

tfis Afternoon Of one of the ioveiicst OF
ths Tcaster weddings, when Miss Doris
Msbsi Drain, daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Jayns. A. Drain, viii become tho bride
AZ rdwerd Northrup Hay. The cere-
y,onv viii be soIemnized AZ 40 o'clock.
the Rev. DR.. G. Ernest Smith. rector
Of the church. officiating. and will be
followed bv q small reception at the
brides home IN the Wyom won S,s,. ana
spring flowers. thrown into relief
against BACKGROUND OF palms
md spreading ferns. will form the deco
rations. the prevailing green end white
compiementing the green and white OF
tho costumes Of the bridesmaids.
The organist OF the church. MIR. AID
rich. viii play the wedding marches.
and Will give a number OF selections
The charming bride will enter the
church with her father. who Will give
her in marriage. She will wear a simple
and graceful gown OF White orccadea
piece with the skirt. The bodice Ii fash-
toned of lovelv duchesse lace. which
was worn bv the brides mother ~ her
own wedding. and the long close sleeves
are of Eeorgette crepe and duchesse
lace. She viii wear a ,tulle wi. caught
TO the hair with orange blossoms. and
will carry shower OF white sweet peas.
white orchids and lilies Of the valley.
Bridesmaids Frocks.
The bridesmaids, Miss Ellen FilleN
brown, Miss Emily Chase, Miss Marie
Peary. Miss Lydia Clark. and the young
sisters of the bride, Miss Marion Drain
and Miss Gertrude Drain. will wear
dainty frocks of white organdie. made
bodices. trimmed with touches Of pale
green tafseta. The gowns are girdled
with green taffeta and the hats which
win top the costumes are OF leshorn;
Earnished with maiden hair fern and
Miss Kathryn Drain. who will be maid
of honor for her sister. will wear q
maids save for a quaint little Jacket
OF green taffeta, and will carry apple
blossoms. Her picture hat OF leghorn
will be trimmed with apple blossoms
sister-in-law Of the bridegroom. who
win be matron of honor. will be Eowned
all in white. with pink roses encircling
her white lace hat, and will carry pink
Thomas Hay, Of Pittsburgh, will
serve as best man for his brother. and
the ushers will be Alfred Harding. Harry
c. Kerth. u. S. A.. and Lieut.. John c.
Gotwals. U. s. A.
Son of Colonel Hay.
Mr.. Hay 10 the son Of Col. william
II. Hay. of the Tenth Cavalry. and Mrs.
Hay. who are spending several months
in Washington. Mrs. Hay will wear a
lovely costume of black lace. made over
green satin, and becoming black hat;
Mrs. Drain, the brides mother, VIII
be gowned in georgette crepe In love-
iy shade OF rose combined with cham
match. The brides grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Drain, OF Monmouth,
ILL.,, came to Washington for the we'd
ding. Mrs. Drains gown Is of eggplant
coiored silk combined with georgette
crepe. and with 1t she will wear a hat
OF the same shade. Mrs. l.. F. Bruff,
or Philadelphia, a cousin OF Mr.. Hay,
will be among the out-of-town guests
MIR. and Mrs. Drains apartment. in
the Wyoming, where the reception will
be held. will be gay with spring flowers
and fruit blossoms tinged with pink.
will give a dinner for the bridal party,
after which Mr.. Hay and his bride wfri
leave town for their wedding trip. She
VIII travel in a smart suit of navy blue
taffeta. with small blue hat trimmed
with a tall ribbon ornament. They will
make their home at Indianapolis. ind.
To Entertains the Lansings.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Lansing will go to Gunston Hall on
the Potomac to be the guests tor the
weekend of Mr.. and Mrs Louis Hertle.
the present owners Of the historic old
place.
Mrs. Lansing entertained at luncheon
today for her guests, Mrs. Valentine
and Mrs. stebbins.
The box holders for the Paint and
Powder Clubs performance OF Dear
Dorothy" which will be given at Poli' s
Theater on Monday afternoon for the
benefit of the Christ Child Society. are
Mrs. o. Perry johnson, Mrs. Loren
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs: Emile Mont
gan, Miss May Adams. ami Countess
spottiswood Mackin.
Richard Booth, were the quests IN whose
honor Mrs. Emeric Robert Leonard
entertained at luncheon at the Army
and Navy Club today,
MRS. william s. Benson was h,.t,s.
at delightful luncheon at the Army
and Navy Club yesterday. with Mrs
Josephus Daniels as the guest Of honor
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George S. Hewitt WEEDS.
Announcement has Just been made OF
the marriage OF Miss Nadine May Dick
inson TO George Summarized Hewitt, OF
Richmond. The ceremony took place
at the home of Mrs. W. B. Stone. neel
Ellerson. Va. April IS. the Rev. W. 8
Hewitt will make their home at Rich
mond. where Mr.. Hewitt lie connected
with the Western Union Telegrap nj
Company. Mr.. Hewitt lived In Wash
ington for number OF years and ha,
many friends here.
The monthly meeting of the Nations
Library OF the Blind was held thu
morning at 1129 IL street. The executive
board met at 10 o'clock and at 1880 tn,
active and associate members came to
gether for the reading OF reports.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lowry l., Morrill, CAV
a small leap year dance and balloon
party" az their home in Kilbourne plac