The Washington times., 1918-06-15

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4 The skirt is gracefully draped and
caught with orange blossoms. There
Is a dTaped girdle OF satin embroid-
cred in seed pearls and the train OF
satin which falls from the shoulders
! is also pearl embroidered. The long
sleeves are Of tulle. She will wear q
tulle veil arranged in cap effect and
caught with orange blossoms and Will
carry a shower bouquet OF Bride roses
and stephanotis.
In Rainbow HueE.
The brides attendants will be clad
I in rainbow tints, Mrs. Hume in rose
| color. Miss Hitchcock in pink, Miss
, Traver in lettuce green, Miss Heath
/ in pale blue, Mrs. Holcomb in laven-
der and Mrs. Foy in pale pink. Their
| frOcks. which are made on similar
lines, are Of georgette crepe, trimmed
| with fine lace and touches OF silver.
They will all wear leghorn hats trim
med with wisteria and pink ribbon,
and their bouquets will be OF pink
roses and delphinium. The little
| flower girls will wear organdie
| frocks. one pink and one blue. with
| WreathcB OF wee pink blossoms in
their hair, and will carry baskets OF
/ sweetheart roses.
Commissioner and Mrs. McChord
] will receive with the bridal party, the
I latter wearing a handsome gown Of
I turquoise blue satin draPed over lace.
I The bodice is composed principally OF
! the lace, with touches OF blue. and
/ there is a girdle Of gold lace. She will
I wear a becoming black hat.
The brides travelling costume is Of
I navy blue georgette crepe over blue
/ taneta. with a smart collar OF pale
I blue taIfeta, and with II she will wear
/ a small blue hat trimmed with biege
wings
/ Among the out-of town guests at
/ the wedding will be the Bridegroom
father, L. c. boyle, and his sister. Mrs.
I i. 3. Welsh, Of Kansas City, Kan:
[ Mrs. W. +. cambridge. Of Kentucky;
Mrs. william T.. Byrne. Of Columbus,
| Ohio: Sir. and Mrs. Clarence Howard,
/ Of 81. Louis; Joseph Teal, OF Portland.
l Ore. and Congressman and Mrs.
George W. FairchiId, OF New York.
I The bride presented each OF her at
tendants with parasol 10 match
! her frock, and the bridegroom gifts
20 his Ushers were leather match
boxes with gold edges.
Mrs. z. II. o. Slater has returned
10 towT after a short visit st the
( Ritz-CarItoa Hotel New York
/ Captain and Mrs. Perry Belmont
! will arrive a. the motel today from
: Washington. Prince Henri dc LiEnc.
I Of the BeIEian Commission, is a guest
at the Ritz.
NJ. and Mrs. William \. Slater. IT,.
7 have gone to LenoN, Mass. where
they have opened their villa for the
summer.
Mrs. Joseph II. Choate and Miss
Mabel Choate will open their house
in Stockbridge on Monday.
4 Mrs. Bernard Bnruch is in New
7 York for few days. and is stopping
at the Ritz-CarIton Hotel
Mrs. stephen z. Elkins has sent
out invitations for the marriage Of
. her niece, Miss Halle Elkins Davis.
daughter Of Mrs. Nrmstcad Davis, to
Lieut.. George \. Percy. L. s. NJ g.
on saturday. Jun" -, at $50 O'Clock
4 larE" reception will follow the
ceremony.
MrF. u. ~. Nrmsrcad. grandmother
NJ the h-idr. ARM 81 m town today
TO remain until after tho Wedding
and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Campbell Gracr Henry ~. Armstead.
jT.. Mis- Davis uncle. Is also here
and H. staying with Mr. Davis
Z Miss Davis will ho much Crtri from
now Unt'l the lime or her Wedding.
Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy futile.
I whose daughter. Miss Margaret Tut
/ tie. Is one or the bridesmaids. will
give a dInner-dancN AZ tho Chevy
Z Chase Club for her. and among those
who ar" entertaining next week for
the popular bride are Mrs EIkinS.
Mr.. and Mrs Graef and Mrs. Charles
! Bromwcll. Mr.. Davis will give q
luncheon next Thursday for her
daughter and the bridesmaids.
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle has arrived
4 at Hot Springs, Va, from Washington
, and IS at the Homestead until her
cottage is ready for occupancy.
The Counselor Of the State Depart
ment and Mrs. Frank L. Polk are in
New York for a short stay and are
at the Vanderbilt Hotel.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Thompson. daughter ~ the late Surg
Gen. William A. Thompson. L. :. 4.
Z and Mrs Thompson. and Lieut.. Robert
Hilto Onlcy, L. :. \. took place this
morning at 1890 o'clock in St Mat
thsw's Church, the Roy. Edward l.
Buckley officiating. The ceremony
was followed by a nuptisl mass
Tho bride was EOwncd in a dainty
fTock OF white ECOrEette crepe, with