The Washington times., 1917-08-11

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lowed by q reception TO which addI-
tionAl guests have been asked. The
bride, who viii be given in marriage
by her father, will be attended by
her sister, Miss Katherine Efnnger, as
maid OF honor, and Neville Miller, Of
Louisville, Ky. will be best man for
his brother.
Sen Of Jurtst.
The bride groom lie me Son OF the
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
Kentucky, Judge Shackelford Miller,
and Mrs. Miller, who have come to
Warrington from the home In Louis
willie to attend their sons wedding.
The decorations for the ceremony
will be unusually lovely. The pre-
vRIlinE color scheme IL pink-glad-
| ioli, pink tiger lilies, and radiance
roses being used in profusion, with
Quantities OF palms and cybodium
ferns. The service will be held in the
library, where an aisle OF white rib
bons lsads to q white satin prize dieu
under q floral canopy between the
window. A string orchestra will give
a program while the guests are ar
irving and will play the wedding
marcheA The entire lower floor OF
the house will be thrown open for
the guests.
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white satin. with bodice and court train
Of brocaded satin embroidered in silver
orchids. Her veil Will be arranged with
a cap OF soft tulle folds caught by clus-
tiers Of orange bloEsoms She will carry
shower bouquet OF gardenias and
stephanotis. The maid OF honor's frock
II Of pink tut over pink ehArmeuse,
with opalescent bodice drapery. A gar
land Of pink rose buds crosses over one
shoulder. She viii carry Sweetheart
roses arranged in q shower.
Mrs. E6inEer will wear q handsome
costume Of cream eolored net embroId-
cred In pastel shades Of pink. blue, and
orchid. and posed over cTeam-colored
satin A cluster Of orchids will complete
her Costume.
0ut-oC-rovva Gaests.
Among the out-of-toWn guests at
the wedding will be, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
l. Jefferson, Mrs. Taylor Adams, Of
Louisville: Mrs.. Archibald Hall, of
Mobile. Ala, and Spottswood Hail and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Hall, OF Fair
fax. Va Mr. and Mrs. Effingsr are
entertaining . house party for the
occasion, and have with them the
brides brother and siGter-in-law, Mr..
and Hrs. Robert Craig Effinger. of
New York: Mr.. and MrS Herbert
Smith, and Mrs. Columbus Halle, of
StAunton. Va, where the EffinEeTs
made their home for many years
entertained at dinner In honor OF
they daughters bridal party aud
some of the out-of-toWn guestA-
Mr.. Miller and his bride will re-
turn 20 Washington on Monday TO
attend the graduation exercises at
Fort Ayer. and will spend the re-
mainder Of their honeymoon in At
lantie City. Their future plans are
dependent upon Mr.. Miller's orders.
The brides travelling costume 10 of
blue charmeuse combined with wolfe
and elGborAtely embroidered. The
collar and cuffs are OF white EeorEette
crepe She will wear q small hat to
match her gown
Ars. Nicholas LonEworth was
among the interesting gathering Of
several thousand people who wit
messed retreat at Fort Aysr yesterday
afternoon Mrs J. Borden Hartman
WAS there in full uniform Of her am
buIance reserve corps. the women's
Volunteer Aid. American Red Cross.
Others of the corps there. all in uni
form, were Miss Alice Shepard, cap
tain: Mrs. Floyd WaEGAman. Mrs.
Francis Alton Connolly. Mrs. Chiswell,
and Mrs. David FAirchild. Others
there were Miss Katherine Robinson.
Mrs.. william n. Jacques, David
jacques, Mrs. Hughes OlIphant, Mrs.
Z. Z. whiting. Miss Frances whiting,
Floyd wGgEGman, Col. and M-G
james A. Woodruff. Mr.. and Mrs J.
Murray Burrell, Miss Henrietta Bur
reIfs Mrs. Charles Rosie. and Col and
Ms. George DovneJ.
Here FTon Te1sa-
The Rev. Clarence Herbert Reese. Of
Victoria. Tex. formerly Of Washington.
10 passing the month OF August with his
parents here. Owing to his mothers III
health Mr.. Reese contemplatea returning
to Washington permanently. Grace
Church. corner OF Ninth and d streets.
has rendered him a call and he 10 S1p-
plying the pulpit At both the II o. m and
the .. m services
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Miss Margaret Read. who L. making a
series Of visits in the North. IL now the
guest Of hra- Clement A Griscom, II
Phi;adelphia, at her summer home,
Ocean Mound. At Watch Hill. r l.
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Mrs. W. W. Galbraith. wife Of Lieut.
Comdr. GRIbraith. Z. S. N. who 10 now
on SsA duty. will leave Washington to-
day for New York where she will re-
main some time Since irving up the
house. Hp4 street. which they occupied
during Commander GalbraIthG tour Of
duty In Washington. Mrs. 0aIbraith has |
been living At the shoreham
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Mrs. Deios BlodEett. MiAs Helen Blod- |
rett. Mas Mona BlodEett. Ara Charles !
Graves Matthews. and Mas MaiEie !
Porcher have arrived at the Waldorf |
Astoria BY motor En- route to Long Island |
whsrs they viii spend the weekend. |
MrsI BlodEsttS son. Delos BlodKstt, ir.,
Joined them In New York.
Mr. and krs. william B. wrenn Of
Fort Myer Heights. Va. accompanied |
by their little son and daughter, have |
left Washington for Atlantic City, max |
Ing the trip by motor. They will be at !
the Hotel Lexington for a fortnight
Mrs. George Crouch has returned
to Warrington from Atlantic City,
where she passed q fortnight