The Washington herald., 1917-06-03
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parents at the wyoming. Tho cere-
VIII be attended only by members OF
the family and few intimate friends
Miss Robertson's twin sister. Miss
Mary Robertson. viii be maid Of honor.
and Miss Frances Robertson, another
sister. bridesmaid. Mr.. Moore's attend
ants win be Mr.. David Wyatt Aiken Ne
Vile, Of Clinton. S. c.. best man. and
Mr.; Lynn Ro6srtson. cousin Of the
bride. Miss Katherine Beadbeater. OF
Alexandria. and William Robertson, Of
Greenville. s. C., will be ribbon bearers.
On the completion OF their wedding trip
Mr.. Moore and his bride will make their
home in Greenyille. 5. C.
The marriage of Miss Georgia Scho-
Aeld and Lfuet Donald Fairchild WASH
burn, o. s. N which will take place
June 3. will be an afternoon service at
4:3o o'clock at St. johns Episcopal
Church to be followed by a reception
for relatives and intimate friends at the
home Of the brides mother. Mrs. John
II. Hewson on New Hampshire avenue
Miss Laura Wurts, Of Pittsburgh, VIII De
the maid of honor, and among the ,prlaes-
maids will be Miss Margaret Michies MISS
Carolyn Nash, Of this city. and MISS
Cgarissa Anderson and Miss Angela
Moore, both Of New York
Miss Alice Ford Huntington, whose
marriage to Mr.. Charles H. Marshall TOOK
place yesterday in St MarBarets Cnurcn'
staatsburg-on-the-Hud had ner SIS
-tcr Mrs. Vincent AstoF and Mr. MAI
sharrs sister. Mrs. Marshall Field, Sd, for
her matrons Of honor. Her cousin, MISS
Marion Carey Dinsmore. was ner nlaie
of honor, Another cousin,-Miss Care
.Dinsmore. and Miss Margaret DoWs were
bridesmaids.
Mr.. Marshau's brother-in-law. Mr..
Marshall Field. Sd. who is sergeant IN
the First Illinois Cavalry, was his oest
man The ceremony was performed 81
12:39 o'clock on the arrival of the morn
ing train from town. special car was
attached for the wedding guests. Later
there was a small reception and break
fast at HopeIand House. the home OF the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs Robert +.
Huntington, at staatsburg.
A quiet wedding took place wednesday
evening at O'Clock at the Loudoun
apartment in East Capitol street, when
Miss Ethel R. Farmer, daughter Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. William Farmer, OF
Comorn, Va, became the bride Of Mr..
Thomas Judson Reamy. of Virginia The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
John Compton Ball. The brides only at
tendant was her sister, Miss Ruth Bur-
neiey Farmer. and Mr.. Spencer Hawkins
acted as best man for Mr.. Reamy.
The bride was modishly attired in a
becoming coat suit of pearl gray Taffeta
with hat to match Of Georgette crepe
faced with flesh pink Georgette, and shs
carried an arm bouquet of gardeEias
and Bride roses. The maid Of honor wore
an afternoon gown of gray taffeta, COM
bined with Georgette crepe and touches
of pink satin and she carried bouquet
Of pink rosebuds. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Reamy left for
an extended Southern wedding trip and
upon their rstur3 will reside in this city.
The marriage Of Miss Mabel Boardman.
daughter OF Mr.. William II. Boardman,
Of Cleveland. Ohio, and Mr.. Ridgely b.
Randolph. OF AshevilIe, n. c., was SOL
ennizsd on Wednesday in the rectory of
Christ Episcopal Church, Rockville, the
rector, the Rev Millard F. Minnick, Of
feiating Miss Boardman is the grand
daughter Of Mrs. William H. Boardman,
of Washington, and a niece of Miss Ma
bel Boardnan- Preparations for the we'd
dins were rather hurried, as Mr.. Ran
dolph will sail almost Immediately for
France with one of the Red Cross hos
pital units. The ceremony was attended
by little group of friends and relatives
and immediately afteFward the young
couple left for New York