The Washington times., 1918-04-03
THE CITY'S SOCIAL SIDE
Wedding ofMss
Fahnestock and
M&okes Today

Mlss Margaret FHbBss's'k, dsBEhs
ter Of Airs. Gibson tAhEssiS"s. sH1
SylvHnus stokes. Ir. a. : e. h. Will
he married to-day a. 4sD S'SiS"k IN
tho B"thlehsm Chapel. Cathedral of
~. Peter and Paul. with a reception
nt the home Of Mfs. PshnAst0ek ib
MhHaachusettz Hysnua 20 follow the
ceremony The wedding IL 81 vide
| interest 10 society IN several other
cities. Miss Fahnsst0ck being ss much
at home and "a popular In Sew YORK.
Baltimore. and Newport Bs ghs is w
Washington. The wedding gains dis
tinctlon from the fart that Miss
FahneStOck N the only one of wash
| ington's group Of important JAstsr
brides who IL marrying ono Of her
/ own countTynen.
| The Rev. Dr. Ernest BtireS. rector
| OF 81. Thomas Church. New York,
/ with which the FabneHtOck family
/ has long been affiliated, Will perform
| the ceremony. The bride will be
given In marriage by her uncle, VIII
liam Fphnestock. Of New York. Her
small cousin. Miss Ruth Fshhestock.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
Fahnestock, OF New York, will be
| flower girl.
Miss Marguerite Caperton, daughter
OF Rear Admiral and Mrs. Caperton,
will be maid OF honor, and the list
OF bridesmaids includes Miss Caroline
| Andrews, OF Flushing, L. J.. and Miss
Helen Campbell. OF New York, cousins
OF the bride: Miss Marian Tiffany and
Miss Helen Cameron, Of New York,
and Miss Catherine Harlow.
r. King Stone, hrother-in-law OF
the bridegroom. will be best man for
Mr.. Stokes, and the ushers will be
Lieut.. Robert Patterson, L. s. y. A:
Lowndes Lavendar. u. S. ~. r.; Will
lam 3. McCauley, r. N; II. 3. Cren-
shaw, U. S. y. r, and John Brooks,
u. S. n. r.
Dancing will be a feature of the
large and brilliant reception which
will follow the ceremony. Mr..
Stokes is at present on duty at Nor
folk. Va.
Mrs. Fahnestock gave a luncheon
today at the Shoreham for the house
party she Is entertaining for her
daughters wedding, and tonight she
will be hostess at a dinner, followed
by a theater party. Last evening she
entertained the members OF Miss
Fahnestock's wedding party, and the
out-of-town guests at dinner, taking
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The marriage of Mrs. Augusta Ma
rie Fitzgibbon. formerly OF Dubuque.
Iowa, and William Walter King.
American secretary of the Russian
embassy. was solemniZed this morn
ing at o'clock at the Franciscan
monastery at Brookland. The Rev.
Father p. ]. Egan, OF St Patrick's
Church, officiated.
The attendants were Mrs. John P.
Jackson, jr., wife of Commander
Jackson, U. S. N, as matron of hon.
or, and Leland c. Talbot as best man.
The bride was given in marriage by
her cousin, Robert Waller. of Dubu-
que. She wore a becoming travelling
costume of dark blue, with blue
sailor hat and a corsage bouquet Of
lilies OF the valley and roses.
Mrs. King has been at the Willard
the greater part OF this winter with
her mother, Mrs. +. a. Sullivan, and
has been an active member of the
District ambulance corps. Mr.. King,
who was form eTly secretary to Con-
gressman Raker. accompanied the
Root mission to Russia and on his re-
turn was appointed to his present
post. After a short honeymoon spent
on the estate of a friend near Wash
their home in the Capital.
Among the guests at the wedding
were Baron Theodore de Gunzberg
and Michael Karpovich. both of the
Russian embassy stan, and Mrs.
Thomas c. Dawson.
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Mrs Charles Bromwell will entertain
twenty guests at a box party at the
Belasco Theater tonight. her guests in
cluding her daughter. Miss Mildred
Bromwell. and eight OF her schoolmates
at Foxcroft. Va. who are arriving today
to be her guests. Afterward Mrs. Brom-
well will have an informal supper at
her home in . street.
This afternoon Mrs. John A Baker
gave an informal tea at Grasslands, the
Country Club. FOR Miss Bromwell and
her guests.
Mrs Bromwen will be hostess at din |
ner on Sunday evening. entertaining a
party OF eighteen.
Lord and Lady Aberdeen, who spent
the weekend with Mrs. Norman Will
liams. have returned to New York |
prior to sailing for England.