The Washington times., 1918-09-02

Cannon, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
walter d. Cannon, and Lieut.. Harry
Cummins LAndis Feast, Air Service,
u S. A. The ceremony will be per-
/ formed At 4:30 o'clock at the home
OF the brides parents, in the Sher-
man apartments, by the Rev. Father
Cooper. OF St Mathews Church, and
the bride will be given in marriage
by her father. Miss Cannon's only at
tendant will be Mrs. Horace P
Maher, who will be matron of honor.
and Lieutenant Feast will have for
best man his cousin, Lieut. WArdall
McAllister, Engineer Corps, u. S. A.,
Of Roland Park, Baltimore.
Miss Cannon is great-niece of
Congressman Joseph G. Cannon, who
will be present at the ceremony, and
the reception that is follow.
Lieutenant Feast and his bride
will leave afterward for a short we'd
ding trip.
Jerome N. Bonaparte is in New York
for a short visit and is stopping at
the Chatham Hotel.
Capt Walter Dillingham;, of Homo
lulu, who is now on duty in Wash
ington, has taken an apartment at
2029 Connecticut avenue His wife
and children will join him here in a
few days. Captain Dillingham; Is
connected with the newly organized |
motor transport service.
Returns To Capital
Mrs. Francis C. Eewlands. widow of
Senator Newlands, has returned to |
after spending several
months in California and Nevada, and
Is at her residence, 2236 Massachusetts,
avenue, for the autumn and winter
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Delaney
are at the Chatham Hotel, New York,
for short visit
Mrs. Mccain, wife Of Brig. Gen.
Henry P. Mccain. u. S. A, who has
been ordered to Camp Devens, Aver,
Mass, will continue TO make her home
N Washington, joining General Nc
Gain in Massachusetts, for occasional
visits Their daughter, Mrs. Emory
J. Smith, wife OF Colonel Smith, U. s.
4. who is at present in the Adiron-
lacks. will join Mrs. Mccain at the
Avondale about October 1. Colonel
smith is on duty In France.
Day-Bridget Wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Ber-
lardine Bridget daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard NJ. Bridget and Lieut.
Edward Haywood Day. U. S. A, was
'olemnized today at o'clock at the
lone of Mr.. and Mrs. Bridget, In Cali
ornia street The Rev. Thomas A.
Walsh officiated. Only relatives and
! few intimate friends were present,
md after the ceremony there was an II
Informal reception for the little COM
amy assembled for the wedding
lieutenant Day is the son OF Mr.. and
frs John Wilmington Day, OF East
orange. N. J.
The bride. who was given in mar
iage by her father, wore a dainty
rock of pale pink organdie, with a
ink orgAndie hat and carried q
reat cluster OF pink roses Her sis
er, Miss Helen Bridget, who was her
1aid OF honor and only attendant,
'ore PINK georgette crepe gown
eaded in white. Midshipman Frank
. Bridget. brother OF the bride. was
est man for Lieutenant Day.
When Lieutenant Day and his bride III
save town later in the afternoon for II
brief wedding trip, she will wear II
smart dark blue tailored suit with III
blue feather tOque. He has been II
rdered to duty at Camp Jackson,
c. II
Miss Lille Virginia Thompson, for II
lerly OF Leesburg, Va, daughter OF II
lie late Edward and Martha Thomp- II
'n, was married on Saturday evening II
John Melvin Tackett, OF Hartley, II
y. at the home Of her cousin, Mrs. ii
nderson Fl. Tackett, in Hobart street, III
the Rev. George E. Brown, OF Con III
ress Street II. p. Church. .... III
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs u