The Washington times., 1916-06-14
MISS MARY ". VEST
TO WEDL|EUT. YOUNG
Small Company viii Witness
Ceremony This Evening at
Home Of Mrs. W. B. Harrison

Miss Mary Wheeler Vest and Lieut..
Mason James Young, u g. A., will be
married at 1850 o'clock this evening at
the residence Of Mics Vests aunt, Mrs.
william Burr Harrison, in p street.
The young couple will stand In front
Of white satin prieu dieu, which will
be placed In q bower of palms. ferns,
and pink roses before the large win
d dow m the drawing room, The secep-
room will be decorated with huge clus-
Tho Rev. F. Ward benyr will per
form the ceremony. which will be wit
messed by small company OF intimate
friends and relatives.
Gown Of Duchess Lace.
George Graham Vest, brother Of tho
bride. will give her away. She will
wear gown of duchess lace lined with
white satin. and veil Of the same
lace. which forms court train In the
back. Miss Vest will be the fourth
bride In the family to have been mar
ried In this gown and veil made Of
old family lace. She will carry a show
er bouquet Of Bride roses and lilies
Miss Maria Dmpfei, of Baltimore.
will be the only attendant. She Will
be gowned in silver lace made with a
Sraped oyers I Of blue Hue, and pink NIX
arm bouquet of pink roses.
Lieut.. LAWSON r. Adkins, u. 9. A.,
will be best man. Both he ana the
bridegroom will wear full dress uni
forms.
To Hold Reception.
At the reception. which will follow the
ceremony, the guests will he received
by Mrs. Harrison and the brides moth
err. Mrs. Agatha McShane. of Balti-
more. Mrs. Harrison will wear a white
lace gown made with a lavender silk
girdle and trimmings Of tiny lavender
flowers. Mrs. McShane's gown Will be
with which she will wear a ccrsage
bouquet OF orchids.
Lieutenant Young and his bride are
going 10 leave later in the evening for
wear a bottle green taffeta frock trim:
straw hat Of the same shndc and an
orange colored sport coat.
yd The brtdesTSS nSonder otSor Mr f. and
Mrs. harold Jenkins. Of Rochester. n.
Y. who have come to Washington Tor
the wedding. are guests Of Mrs. Har-
rison for several days.
bachelor dinner last night at tho Or
ficers' Club at Washington Barracks.
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Loans Gardens for Party.
Mrs Loren Johnson has loaned the
gardens Of her home in Sixteenth
street for a card party for the benefit
Of the Country Home Of the Christ
Child Society, to be held next Monday
at $3.50 Should the weather be in
clement cards will be played indoors.
DR.. and Mrs. Johnson Will leave
Washington next week for sewickley.
they will be the guests of Mrs. James
they viii GO to MI. Desert. where
they have summer home.
o'clock this afternoon. when Howard
A. Sherman. Of Rhode Island. and
Miss Kena Paddleford. of Texas, were
pastor Of the 'Hs AveHue chrs
at the home OF the bride, 1910 Park
place, and was attended by only a
few relatives and friends. Shortly
man left for an extended trip through
New York State and New England
On their return. they will reside at
1910 Park place.
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Mrs. John IS. Irby entertained a
luncheon company of eight in the
Rose room OF the Shoreham yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Harrison were
also among the luncheon guests at
the Shoreham yesterday.
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F. F. Andersons Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Anderson. of
Syracuse. N. Y. have arrived in WASH
ington for a short stay and are at the
Shoreham.
Others at the Shoreham are F. e.
Hurley. OF Findlay, Ohio; Royal w.
Gill, Of Baltimore William e. Seipp, Of
Middleburg. Va. A. H. Weed. of Bos-
ton; r. H. Page. OF Detroit; Mr.. and
Mrs Riley, Of White Post. Va. and
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. Mooser. Of San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beale r. Howard, Miss
Edythe Howard, and Miss Katherine
Gwynn will leave next Tuesday to spend
several weeks at Lake Saranac, after
which they will motor to Magnolia,
Mass, to pass the summer.
Miss Margaret Howard will leave on
Friday to Join her aunt, Miss Nav
Adams. at New York. They will pass
the summer at Miss Adams cottage at
Bass Rocks.
Mrs. w. o. Atwater and Miss Atwster,
of Washington. are at Breton Hall
Hotel, New York.