The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-01
THE CITY'S SOCIAL SIDE
Catherine Pace
Becomes Bride
This EUentng

A childhood romance will eliminate
this evening in the marriage OF Miss
Catherine Lewis Pace, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Delaware Pace, and
Lieut.. Walker Gibson White, U. s. A
The ceremony will be performed by
, the Rev. Robert Talbot, rector OF St.
Paurs Episcopal Church. at $3.50
o'clock at the residence OF the brides
/ cousins, Mai. and Mrs. william A.
Mitchell, in the Marlborough. Only
the members OF the two families VIII
be present.
The drawing-room has been simply
but tastefully decorated with palms
and white roses, and masses Of pink
roses form the decorations through
out the rest OF the apartment. the
bride will walk with her father, VINO
will give her in marriage. She viii
wear a becoming gown Of white tuile'
made with q bodice of white satin
adorned with duchess lace and a long
court train of tulle. Her veil will be
long, of tulle, and caught to the hair
with a coronet of duchess lace. Her
bouquet will be Of white orehids-
VIII Lead Procession.
Mrs. Laurence Clarke, wife of Lieu
tenant Clarke, U. s. N, and sister OF
the bride, will lead the wedding pro-
cession, wearing a smart gown OF e1-
Quisite white lace over pink satin'
with a broad girdle OF pink and blue
ribbon and cloth OF silver. A large
picture hat OF bronze tulle and an old
fashioned bouquet OF forget-me-nots
and pink roses will complete her
dainty costume.
Lieut.. Wilson Bingham. U. s., A, who,
like Lieutenant White. was GrAouaeeo
from the Military Academy on Tnurs-
day, will be best man A small company
has been invited for the recepdon. Wnicn
will be held from 8 to II O'CLOCK 1ne
young couple win be assisted in recetV-
ing BY the brides mother. wearing .
handsome gown Of yellow saun Ano
tuIle. and by Mrs. Frank Hollis Wnhe'
the bridegroom's mother, who win WeeT
a pale blue EeorBetts crepe gown trin-
mad with point lace The brtdegToom1
rrnndfather. Brig. Gen Horatio Gates
Gibson. viii also be in the receiving nne.
He IL the oldest living graduats OF west
Point, and Travelled up 10 the AhlIALy
Academy to attend the graduating e1el
cises Thursday. when he presented NJ
grandson his diploma HIS otne. oA1 t.a.
ter. Mrs. George W. Wallace. WIZ assst
in receiving, as will the bridegrooms
sister. Miss Katherine White She VIII
wear a pale pink chiffon gown maze
With point lace. Mrs. Wallace VIII De
Kovned in black net heavily Sequlneo
and trimmed with gold
Out-Of-TOwn Guests.
Among the out-of-town guests VIII
be Miss Ruth Miller. daughter OF
Brieadier General Miller, stationed At
Camp Custer, Mich. Miss Miller mas
been the guest OF Miss Pace for sew
eral DAYS. Others are Mrs. W. X
MAXWELL and her daughter. MISS VIZ
9inia Maxwell Of Cineinnau- wac
, came TO washington to remain unit!
alter the marriage OF Miss Pace ana
lieutenant White. Miss Maxwell ana
Miss Pace are both grano-oA -
Of the late Solicitor General SAuei
r Phillips. Their mothers were
bellies in washington in their gen
Grafton, and the bride and her COUSIN
have followed in their footsteps.
when Lieutenant White and MS
bride Leave for their wedding jour
80 the latter will wear a tailored
.uit 81 soft dark blue cloth ana q
smslI velvet hat OF the same color.
Thsy will 90 to New York to pass
1.o.t ~ their honeymoon Lieutenant
yuhI,. has been assigned to the infan-
NV and has been given fifteen Gays
lave He has not yet received MA
orders. He will bring his bride BACK
20 washington before going TO MS
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