The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-02
MISS HOTSE ORME
TO BE BRIDE TODAY
VIII Be Married to Thomas A.
Robinson, Of HaVerfOrd.

SEvermay," the handsome old home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. william B. orme in
Twenty-eiEhth street, will be the
scene Of q beautiful wedding this
afternoon when their daughter. Miss
Eloise Orme, will be married to
Thomas A. Robinson, Of Haverford.
Pa. The ceremony will be perform
ed at $50 o'clock by the Rev. James
H. W. Blake, rector Of Christ Church,
Georgetown, and will be attended
by a large and distinguished com
pany.
Weather permitting, the ceremony
will have an al fresco setting and
the bridal party will stand about
an old trysting stone bearing the
original date Of "Evermay, 1Ie3"
From the stone can be had a magni-
ficent view Of the entire city Of
Washington, while the terraced lawn
comprising several acres and the an
cient trees and beautiful shrubbery
will provide a picturesque background
for the wedding party.
Miss Julia Hume. niece of the bride
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Raw
Inns Hume, as maid of honor, viii lead
the bridal procession. She will wear
q dainty frock OF white organdy made
over pale pink silk. with a French
Eirdle of pink and blue. Her hat will
be of fiesh-colored georgette crepe.
adorned with blue ribbon bands. She
will carry pink sweet peas.
Gown of White Satin.
Her three little sisters, the little
Misses Elizabeth. Jeanette, and Mary
Murray Hume, will be the only other
he draEaan in
quaint frocks Of white organdy elab-
orately ruffled. with wide sashes and
hats of the organdy. and will carry
baskets of sweetheart roses.
The little flower girls will be fol
lowed by the pretty bride walking
with her father, who will give her in
marriage. She will wear a modish
gown of soft white satin and rose
point lace The bodice is cut V-shape
at the neck and has sleeves of geor-
Rette crepe. The skirt Is made with
a panel train of the satin and the
whole gown is deliberately embroider
ed with pearls. The tulle veil will be
arranged with a bandeau Of lace and
orange blossoms
Her bouquet will be OF white sweet
peas and lilies of the valley.
Brother Is Best Man.
william E. Robinson will be best
man for his brother, and the ushers
will include the brides brother.
James B. Orme. OF New York, Alden
Lee. Thomas Graham. Howard c. Nc
Call. A. WAYNE Robinson, cousin OF
the bridegroom; Richard Sprague. DR..
William d. Stroud. Lawrence Muir
dock. DR.. Richard c. Gummere. Chase
Catnall, and W. Lawrence Saunders.
all of Philadelphia: Robert McCreath |
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OF Galveston, Tex
The ceremony will be followed by
q reception, during which refresh
ments will be served in the fine old l
house which, with its spacious rooms
and wide verandas, is especially |
adapted to such a function. The en-
tire drawing room floor will be deco
rated with palms. ferns, and a variety /
of spring flowers in great abundance.
Mrs Orme will receive the guests,
wearing a handsome gown OF white
georgette crepe over cloth OF silver,
with trimmings OF beaded black satin.
She will be assisted by her daughter.
mrs. Hume. who will be Eowned in
fesh-coIored georgette crepe, trim
med with white beads.
Mrs. Orme's sister, Miss Mary Muir
ray Lockwood. and the bridegroom's
mOtner VIII also De IN the receiving
party. Both OF Mr.. Robinson's pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Robin
son, OF Ventnor. y. J., and Haverford,
Pa, will attenu the ceremony.
Guests From Out of Town.
Some Of the other out Of town
guests at the wedding will be the
bridegroom's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Dr. and Mrs Richard q. Gum
mere, OF Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs
William InElis, Of Ann Arbor. Mich;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Rittenhouse, Of
Philadelphia; Miss Lucy Lord, OF
Lebanon, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Tstnall and Chase Tatnall, OF Phila-
delphia, who will bring a party with
them in their private car.
string orchestra will play
the afternoon and there
will be dancing. When Mr.. Robinson
and his bride leave for their wedding
journey, the latter will wear a sport
suit % sand eelerSd Jersey cloth and