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rated the drawing-room and halls. and
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
{ w. E. Burnett, of Foundry Methodist
3 Church. Mrs. =. NJ. Howey, Of Rich
mcnd, played the wedding march and
Believe Me. IL All Those Endcaring
Young Charms" during the ceremony.
h bride. who was given away by
her father. wore q travelling suit OF
taupe chiffon broadcloth and her flow
ers were lilies OF the valley and Bride
roses. Miss Kathryn Graves OF Rich
mond. gowned in yellow satin and
G%eorgctte crepe Of the same shade.
with pearl trimmings. was maid of
honor. Her flowers were Sunburst
roses. Her OTHER attendants were 1T
tie Misses Evelyn Bigley and Virginia
Hendricks. Of Kensington, Md. who
acted as the ribbon girls. Their dresses
were Of white lingerie. finished with
lace. with sashes Of yellow ribbon.
Charles Robinson. OF Richmond, at
tended his brother as best man.
Following the Dir. ard Mrs.
Robinson left for a trip North, and
after November 20 they will be at
home. 1898 Kenyon Street, Washington.
or Interest Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. House. of
Baltimore, have issued invitations for
the marriage OF their daughter. Miss
Louise Helene House, to Lieutenant
Charles H. Latrobe. u. S. r.. Saturday.
November "a. alta o'clock. at the Chui CHI
OF the Redeemer. In Baltimore. A re-
ception will follow ut the home of MIR.
and Mrs. House on Club Road. Roland
Park. Gamble Latrobc Will he mis-
brothers best man, and Miss House
Will have her sis: er. Mrs. Rufus X.
Goodenow. Jr.. for her matron OF honor.
The bridesmaids Will be Miss Virginia
Amber. Miss Doris Fielding Reid. Miss
A ~ wv - nn1I f1rttr Mice DNfh
Martin. Miss G~eargiana Williams and
Miss Elizabeth Lennon. OF wei
bourne" Loudoup County formerly Of
Baltimore.
Announcement Party.
On Saturday. October ?7. Miss Lucy
ain Brown entertained at five hun
dred to announce the engagemen of
Miss Mildred Ann Booker to DR.. George
Penn billiard. whose marriage will
take place November "a. Miss Brown
was assisted In receiving her gucsts by
Mrs. Rives 8. Brown. Misses Kate
Brown and purncll English. The rooms
were decorated with yellow chrysan-
themums. Mrs. Davi McGavock made
the highest score. and received as frs,
prize an Engagement ring. to which
was attached the surprising news OF
the approaching wedding. The bag OF
rice. awarded to Miss Cecil witten as
n consolation prize. was promptly turn
cd over to the prospective bride.
Little Talton Andes presented Miss
Booker with the guests prize. a cor
sage bouquet OF La France roses. AT
the conclusion of the game. luncheon
waR served.
Prominent Wedding.
a fashionable wedding and one OF
great interest to society here took
place Tuesday evening at 3 O'clock in
Christ Episcopal Church. when Miss
Eloise Williams, only daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs William Leigh Williams. be-
came the bride Of william Johnston
Brown. Jr., OF Lennut, Ky. son of Major
and Mrs. w. J. Brown. formerly Of
Abingdon. but now of Bristol.
The church was decorated with palms
and Southern smIlax. and the altar
with Easter lilies n cathedral can
dies. The bride. who entered with
her father, by whom she was given in
marriage, wore a gown of ivory satin.
trimmed with fiounces of Chantilly
lace. heavily embroidered with seed
pearls. with a bodice and sleeves of
the same lace. Her veil Of tulle. which
reached to the end of her long court
train. fell from Il cap of rare old family
lace and orange blossoms. and she
carried n presentation bouquet of roses
and lilies of the valley.
Her maid Of honor and only attendant
was Miss Susie Brown. Of Bristol. Il
sister OF the bridegroom. She wore a
gown OF white satin and chiffon. caught
with loops of French blu velvet, and
her flowers were Russell roses.
The groom had as-hi best man. his
brother. Ewing Melton Brown. of Bris-
toi, and the ushers included r.. II.
hughes. Jr.. sydney HUI hes. Leigh
Douglas Williams. of Fort OElcthorpe.
Ca, a brother of the bride: Hugh Bu-
tord' OF Roanoke; Lennox Turnbull. OF
Lexington. Ky, and II. B.. G.. Gait.
The CRrnp1nny mas
francis c. Steinmetz. rector of the
church. and the wedding march was
sung by the vested choir.
Immediately following the ceremony
there was q brilliant reception given
at the home of the brides parents. In
Colonial Avenue. The house was dec
Grated with palms. Southern smjIax
Easter lilies. Sweetheart roses and
white chrysanthemums. An orchestra
furnished music during Tie evening.
Inc guests were received by tho
nride and bridegroom, Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams. Major and Mrs. Brown and
Leish Douglas Williams. Mrs. Williams
We u Gown OF white crepe de chine
embroidered with pearls, and a corsa no
oouquet or violets. Mrs. Brown wore
n costume OF white crepe de chine md
ner movers were lilies of the valley
Later in the evening Mr.. Brown and his
oride left for a honeymoon trip TO the
49," ENhSon' colorado. after which
they VIII reside at Lennut. Nv.
The out-of-town guests present In
ciuoea Major and Mrs. w. ]. Brown
MISS susie Brown and Ewing NJ. Brown
et er'stoi; Professor and Mrs. W. r.
stone and Miss Florence Stone og
italeigh; Mrs. r.. NJ. Douglas, OF Greene
puro; Nc; alr. and Mrs. Francis Deans
Wiiiiams. Of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs
M Miirea =. Thorn. Jr.. of Washington;
MISS, Margaret Tabb. of Gloucester. and
Leigh Douglas Williams, O. Fort osial
thorpe, Ga. Osie-
Halloween Party.
MISS Frances Rose was hostess at
q most attractive Halloween nartv 81
her home. 241s Stuart Avenue. on HaIit
lowe'en night. The home was daaa.
a anea With quaint favors and yellow
and the guests wera
met by a real live ghost ana th"s'e
~Itch, who was proprietor of the
Gazooks Hotel, and who made tbarn
register. "e 'hem
n One ,SDecInl faof,co