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colored and blue heather flowers. She
carried orchids and pink sweet peas.
Mr.. Edward +. Brundags was Mr..
Cnssin's best man and the ushere were
Navel cSnstTnctofs fsr6;hsrinIssw B; sauncss Of the
bride. and Commander r. =. Kimmell'
U. 8. n, now on duty at washington;
b. Saunders Bullard. IT,, ana =. Faui
Bland. wearing white sailor suits. were
the brides pages. .r.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
Cassin, who now lives at BalCmore'
ana his bride left for a wedding trip.
Mrs. McLean's House Party.
Commander C. p. Price. U. S. N. and
Mrs Price entertained at tea given
st the sChamberlin Hotel. Old Point.
in compliment to Admiral Walter NC
Lean, q. 8. N. and Mrs. Mclean, tne
members OF their house party, and a
few additional guests. on Monday.
Among those invited in addition to
Admiral and Mrs. Mclean were: MRS.
Leroy Tuttle. the Misses Tuttle. Miss
Minna Blair. of Washington, Miss Mar,
+. <. Harris. o. s. n. Lieut.. John Ise-
man. U. s. n: Ensign Richard Holly
day, U. s. N; Mr.. W. w. Old. jr.: En-
sign Lowndes Lavender, U. g: N; MI.
George Brown. U. 8. N. and Mr.. Doug
las Chandler. U. S. N.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Tyssowski an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Isabelle to Ensign Charles Fayette
Taylor. U. S. N r. F.. Ensign Taylor
Is the son of DIR. and Mrs. n. 8. Taylor
of Montclair. N. J.
Columbian Women will meet Tues
day. April .. at 2o27 G street from I
The hostess win be Mrs. John B.
cs.r;s: = Ehs y 20 Mr. e Mac
farland, Mrs. Abram Lisner and Mrs.
r. r. Weller.
>y Through the courtesy Of the 1t.lian
ian war commission will talk on the
italian war situation.
0alliher-0ates.
Miss Dorothy A. Gates, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs.. Rapid Allen Gates Of this
city and Little Rock, Ark. and Capt
P1rke A. GaIhher. o. r. c., Of this city
were married on March 80, at New York,
In the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church,
Rev. R c. Jowett officiating.
The ceremony was witnessed by the
family and Miss Adele Mason and Mr..
Stanley Holland Of this city.
8 Capt. and Mrs. GaIliher are making their
Alpin. New York.
The next meeting Of the Mount Holyoke
A1umnae Association will he held Satur-
dence Of Nine. Stephen Panaretoff. I'LL
Connecticut avenue.
An Mount Holyoke alumnae at Wash
ington are invited.
One Of the prettiest Of the spring we'd
dings took place on Wednesday evening,
when Mss Queenie Cromelin became the
BRIDE Of Mr.. Clarence Wiernik Of Philadel-
phi. The marriage, which took place
vas attended only by members Of the
I family and few close friends. was fol-
lowed by . large reception later in the
eyen1ng. Tho house was beautifully dec
GRATED with spring blossoms. the cere-
mony being performed beneath bower
Of smilax and narcissus. The bride. who
WAs given in marriage by her brother,
11r. John Cromelin Of New York, wore
severely simple gown Of ivory satin, and
wAs enveloped In a veil of. old lace, which
had belonged to her mother. The bridal
bouquet was Of white hlacs and Gala lilies.
The matron Of honor. Mrs. =. Allan Hob
son. wore pink satin and carried q bou-
euet Of pink sweet peas. The brides
lIttle niece. Evelyn Cromelin, acted as
lower girl Mr.. Wiernik was attended by
Mr. Paul Mcfarland Of Hyattsvflle
After their return from their wedding
journey, Mr. and Mrs. Wiernik will be at
j home at 1925 Rhole Island avenue north
east.
The Warrington Chapter of the Kappa
Heta Pi Legal Sorority held its annual
dinner ut the Arlington Hotel, Tuesday
tfation OF the new members, Miss Green
and Miss Thomas. took place in the ball.
room The members of the sorority
present were the honorary member Mrs.
~
Compton, Mrs. Andrew, Mrs Korn and
the Misses Green. Halpenny. Keeley.
Lawrence, Leonard. Machen, Quick,
Saunders, Speich. Stewart, Thomas and
white.
MIS- Virginia Hart Of Flushing, N. T.,
has been the house guest Of Miss
Donna NJ Mountford Of Chevy Chase
Circle, during the past week. Miss
Hart and Miss Mountford will spend
the week end at Annapolis, Md, after
which Miss Hart will return to her
Mr.. Charles NJ Clark. baritone. of
Chicago. win give a concert on Thurs
day evening at $50 in the grand ball
proceeds of this concert will, be do
mated to the father1ess children Of
France. through Mrs. Hennen Jennings.
chairman Of the Washington commit
Mrs. Hunter Wilson of New York is
& chairman OF the Washington concert.
Miss A1fne Stfer. who was the guest
e Miss Glenda MILAN. has returned to
her home in Philadelphia.
A discussion luncheon will be given
by the Equal Franchise League at the
National American Woman's Suffrage
Association, 1926 Rhode Island avenue,
4 saturday, April Is, at 1890 O'Clock
The speakers will be Mrs. Florence
Kelley. general secretary Of the Ma
tfonA Consumers League: Miss Jose
phine Goldmark of the legal defense
committee OF the National Consumers
League. and Mrs. Jessie Haver, secre-
tary of the District of Columbia Con-
sumers' League.
Mrs. Edward Costgan will be toast
mistress. being introduced by Mrs.
Louis Brownlow. chairman of the EQUAL
Franchise League
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