Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-07
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Mrs. Goldthwaite Dorr. The latter
had two teams At work.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Paul Baker Of Bal
timore announce the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Betty K. Baker. ana
Senior Lieut.. Thomas v. Cooper; U. 2.
n, on Saturday at II o'clock at Pauis
Episcopal Church, in Baltimore. the
Rev. DR.. Kinsolving. pastor, omciat-
ing. The church was prettfiy deco
rated with white roses and palms. Inc
pride, who was given In marriage oy
her father. wore gown OF neavy
draped skirt and a court train. The
bodice was trimmed with lace and had
flowing sleeves of tulle. Her tuile
veil reached to the end OF her train
and with which she wore orange bios.
SONS SONS. Her bouquet was ga sn1Wer OF
Her only attendant was her sister.
Miss Sophia Baker, who wore q dainty
frock Of flesh colored georgette crepe
and white georgette crepe hat. Tne
gown was made with a tunic heavily
braided with satin cord. over a knife
pleated skirt. Her bouquet was q
shower of pink roses. Lieut.. Francis
w. Benson, u. S. NJ, son OF Admiral
and Mrs. Benson of Washington; was
best man. He and Lieut.. Cooper were
classmates at the Naval Academy, OF
the class Of 1915.
When Lieut.. Cooper and his bride left
for their wedding journey, following
the reception at the home Of the
bride in Roland avenue. Baltimore,
she wore a stylish gown Of dark blue
serge and black satin and a small hat
Of blue and tan. They have gone to
the Hot Springs. Va. to remain sew
eral weeks.
Lieut.. Cooper has been in European
waters for about q year and arrived
in this country last Monday to await
orders. Lieut.. Benson, who has also
been on service abroad, returned at
the same time as Lieut.. Cooper and is
now with his parents in Washington,
while awaiting new orders. Lieut..
Cooper attended the University of
Pennsylvania before he entered the
longs to prominent Baltimore fam
lily. Her father is now doing war
work in Washington. returning to
his home in Baltimore for the week
ends. Her great-grandfather, ev. DIR.
Wyatt, was rector of the church where
the wedding took place on Saturday
for over fifty years and almost every
member Of her family has been bap-
tized, confirmed, married and buried
from that church.
Mrs. Robert D. Potts, chairman Of
the Highlands Auxiliary, Red Cross,
announces that there will be no meet
ing of the surgical dressings section
of that auxiliary until further notice,
health department relative to such
matters.
Former officials Wife Returns.
Mrs. Charles Warren. wife of the
former assistant attorney general. after
passing the summer at their country
place in Dedham, Mass, has returned to
Washington, where she and Mr.. Warren
will make their hnDna in future
Mr.. Charles H. Miller of the Depart
ment of State, is spending two weeks
at the Breakers, Atlantic City.
Mrs. julius D. Dreher of Colon,
Panama. is the guest Of Mrs. George
S. Duncan. 29O0 7th street northeast.
east.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Monroe Britt
and family have left Washington to
take up their residence in New York
city, where Mr.. Britt is connected with
a large banking firm in Wall street.
A pretty war wedding on Saturday
afternoon, October S. was that of Miss
Mae Agnes Miller, daughter of Mrs.
Sadie Richards Miller, and Gordon
Harrison Curry of the U. S. S. YER
mont.
The marriage was solemnized at the
C"urch of the TRANSPORTATION in Piney
Branch Park. the Rev. Wallace F.
Thompson officiating.
The best man, Paul E. Hines, is also
from the Vermont, and the maid of
honor was Hazelle Conklin.
The bride was in white tulle with
veil and carried a bouquet Of sweet
heart roses and orchids.
The bridesmaid wore pink georgette
and a gray hat.
The entire wedding party are from
Chicago.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
E. Whitlock at Elkwood, Va, was
the scene of a very pretty double