The Washington herald., 1917-06-07
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Neals for several days. win leave to-
To the list Of those assisting at the
reception given this afternoon from
to o'clock. at the Willard. by the
Jefferson Davis Chapter, 2; D. G..
Elisha e. Meredith, Mrs. r. Eweii
Thornton. Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Roger
Pryor, Miss Caroline Hunter, Miss
Washington, and the Misses Drayton.
A wedding of interest to Washing
ton society took place Tuesday In
Baltimore when Miss Annie w. Nc
Lean became the bride OF Mr.. Nathan
The bride is a daughter of Rear
Admiral Thomas Chalmers Mclean,
and the bridegroom Is a son of DR..
Edward H. Griffin, former dean Of
Johns Hopkins University.
noon at Emmanuel Protestant Church
The Rev. DR.. Hugh Birckhead, rec
tor, officiated, assisted by the Rev.
DR., Randolph H. McKim, rector Of
the Church of the Epiphany, WASH
tngton- The bride, who was given in
marriage by. her father, wore a gown
Of ivory satin thmmed with old fam
lily lace. with a lace veil and a court
train Of satin. She carried a white
prayer book with a shower Of lilies
Of the valley. The bridesmaids-Mis
Lydia H. De Ford, Miss Nancy H. De
Ford, Miss Augusta Eccleston Brune,
and Miss Margaretta Whitridge Will
liamS-wore gowns OF embroidered
cream net and hats OF blue tulle trim
med with moss rosebuds. Miss Emily
Gordon Mclean was her sisters maid
tune, with a pink tulle hat, and
she and the bridesmaids carried arm
fuls OF Killarney roses.
Mr.. John Wheeler Griffin, of New
York was his brothers best man, and
the ps1t, gshsrs We're Mr.. 4; gordon Hayes
nance. Mr.. Samuel Harper, and Mr..
Theodore Miller, of Princeton; Mr..
Charles o. Nichols and Mr.. w. W.
Lawrence, Of New York. and Mr..
Charles Matthews, of Providence. A
small breakfast at the Stafford Hotel
followed the wedding.
Mrs. Griffin has been spending the
winter at Baltimore as the guest of
her aunt, Miss Margaret Gordon. After
their wedding journey she and Mr..
Griffin will live at Princeton, where
Mr.. Griffin Is an associate professor
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Richardson
Clover, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Adams
Mrs. Randolph H. McKIm and Miss
Margaret Harrison were among the
washington guests at the wedding.
A reception was given last evening
in the New National Museum by the
local division Of the u. D. c. in honor
OF Confederate veterans, sons and
daughters Of veterans. In the receive
ing line were DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Mulcaire, Miss Mary Custis Lee, Mrs.
Maud Howell Smith, Miss Eugenia
Rollins, chairman. and Miss May Key
Chpton, vice chairman.
The committee on automobiles for
Confederate Veterans during the re-
union is headed by Mrs. George s.
vinston, who Is assisted by Mrs.
A. H. Plant, as vice chairman, and
Mrs. Nobler Wilt, Mrs. Horace Chand-
!fs Ssckson 1Ts Il Mss 6 sessider' esSx mh Mrs E. H
Horace Whitaker, Mrs. Jeol L. Curry,
Mrs. Clarendon Smith, Mrs. Leonard
Hoffman, Mrs, Goodwin Ellsworth,
Mrs. George S. Horning. Mrs. Matthew
Tighe. Mrs. Gabriel Edmonston. Miss
Francis c. Larkin, Mrs. Mary Gould,
Mrs. G; S. Boston. Mrs. Grace P.
Luers, Mrs William Hancock, Mrs.
Paul Joachim, Mrs. Gertrude Ruth
rauff.
One Of the smartest weddings of
the season in New York was that Of
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Ogden CHS
olm, and Mr.. Curtis Northrop
Browne. son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Junius Henri Browne, which was
celebrated Tuesday afternoon at 1
o'clock in the ChuEch of the Heaven
The church was massed with green's
and June flowers, the chancel being
banked in palest pink hydrangeas
and roses. The auditorium was tax
ed to its capacity with a brilliant
and fashionable assembly.
Ehere was a musical program while
the guests were arriving. The ushers
were Messrs. Paul S. Brinsmade. Lo-
well Mason, John A. Milholland,
Bradford B. Locke, Stephen Bruce
Smart, all Of this city. and Gordon
McNiel Of Brookline, Mass.
The bride. who walked with her
father, wore a cream white satin
gown with a long straight skirt and
court train from the shoulders. The
corsage was cut square with tulle
sleeves. The veil OF exquisite rose
Poi9t, point, lace, which was worn by the
held at the back of the coiffure by a
bandeau of point lace, forming a
coronet at the front, from which de-
panded a veil of tulle. the lace form
ing part OF the train. She carried
white orchids and lilies Of the val
ley.
The maid Of honor was Miss Flea
nor Mellon, daughter of Mrs. Charles
H. Mellon. who wore a frock of pale
blue and pale mauve chiffon with a
wide girdle of blue. Her hat Of tulle
was large and nat, with a crown of
pale mauve chiffon and ostrich feath- |
ers crushed between the layers OF
pale blue chiffon on the brin.
The Misses Margaret and Elizabeth |
Chisolm, sisters of the bride, acted |
as bridesmaids. They wore frocks |
similar in design to that worn by
Miss Mellon, with the color arrange !
ment reversed. Young Miss Pris- !
ella Chisolm, another sister, was the |
flower girl. She was dressed in pale |
blue chiffon, her long golden hair !
being crowned by a large hat OF blue. |
She carried torget-me-nots and Mig |
non roses. The maid of honor and |