The Washington herald., 1917-07-29
Weddings.

Invitations have been received from
MI. and Mrs. George Marshall Allen
LOT the marriage of their daughter,
MISS Lorraine Allen, to Mr.. Allan Mac
Dougal and the Afternoon of August
Il in st. Peters Church, Morristown
n. J. a reception will follow at Glyn-
allyn the country place of the brides
parents at Convent. n. ]. There will
De special train for New York
guests.
The marriage of Mr.. Henry p
Fletcher. United States Ambassador
10 Mexico, who returned to this coun-
try from his post about a fortnight
ago, and Miss Beatrice Bend. dauRh-
ter Of Mrs. George H. Bend, of New
York, took place Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
wizard d. Straight, at westbury. 7,
l. The wedding eliminates a roma mo-
Whlch goes back eight years when
Miss Bend was touring the orient viii
Mrs. Straight, then Miss Dorotbv
Whitney, and Mr.. Fletcher was sec,
retary of the United States legation
at Picking.
Miss Bend was a bridesmaid ~ tbo
marriage OF Miss Whitney and NJ
Stralsnt: who also met during the
same trip.
Mrs. William -Disston has sent ont
invitations for the marriage of her
daughter. Pauline, to Mr.. John wanna
maker. I'd, in Emmanuel Church New
port, Saturday, August II.
A reception will follow at the cot-
tase OF Col. and Mrs. Morreu which
Mrs. Disston has leased for the sea-
son. Miss Frances Moore. Of WASH
luSton' Will be among the bridesmaids
Mr.. Wanamaker and his bride Will
spend their honeymoon at the sum
mer residence of DR.. and Mrs pres
ton Satterwhite on Long Island. which
has been placed at their disposaI
An interesting wedding took pIace ar
noon Tuesday at the Raleigh. when
MISS Margaret Z. Frazer, daughter of
MRS. Donald Frazer, of Fredericks-
Durg, Va. became the bride of Mr.. E.
n. russell, president of the Frede-
State Normal School.
MISS Frazer and Mr.. Russell. with a
party Of relatives and intimate friends.
came to Washington last Monday for
Inc ceremony, which was performed
n one OF the drawing-rooms of the
lolel oy the Rev. r. Aubrey Williams.
.ormer pastor of the Fredericksbure
3aptist Church, now of Norfolk, as ;
'lted by the Rev. Mr.. Gilmore, of !
fredericksburg.
The bride wore a charming gown of |
White crepe de chine and Georgette'I
'repe with a leghOrn hat trimmed
With white ribbon. She carried a white
pound Testament
Miss Mae Perrin attended the bride |
Is maid of honor, wearing a blue tat
eta and Georgette crepe gown, with
lat to match.
Mr.. J. w. Ford, of Fredericksburg,
.cted as best man.
Mr.. Russell and his bride left imme-
lately after the ceremony for their
trip, the latter wearing a
lark blue tailored suit. with a small
lue hat.
They will make their future home at
fredericksburg, Va.
Miss Margery Maude, daughter of
'yril Maude, the English actor,
Tas married to Lieut.. Joseph War
en- Burden, son of the late Joseph
V. Burden, of New York. and
'enox, Mass, at 1890 o'clock Tues
ay afternoon in the chantry of
race Church, New York. There
Iere present to witness the mar
iage ceremony only a small COM
any Of relatives and intimate
riends, most of whom had come in
rom their summer places. The Rev,
harles L. Slattery, rector of the
hurch, performed the. marriage
CEREMONY.
The marriage OF Miss Dorothea
nodgrass, daughter of Judge and
lrs. d. L. Snodgrass of Chatta-
ooga, Tenn, and Lieut.. John
ownsend, U. s. A, will take place
lietly Tuesday afternoon at 81
clock at the residence of her ,
rother-in-law and sister, Lieut..
commander and Mrs. w. Oscar II
pears. at the navy yard. The Rev. !
. c. +. Rratenahl, Of the Cathedral s
lose will officiate. Lieut.. c. c.
atisan, U. s. N. win act as best
an. I
The bride <will wear a tailored
ne coat suit and dark blue hat.
10 VIII be given in marriage by T