The Washington times., 1919-06-11

citaI at the Arts Club. and tomorrow
ment at The willard under fashion
able patronage.
Mrs Marshall Field had twenty six
guests dining with her last evening.
The Japanese Ambassador and Wis
countess Ishii will leave Washington
tomorrow for Seattle. Wash. whence
they will sail on June 10 for Japan.
Brilliant Military wedding.
One of the most brilliant military
weddings of the season will take place
this afternoon when Miss Ethel Mac
Murray, daughter of Mrs. Junius w.
MacMurray and the late Brigadieh
General MacMurray. l.. s A, will be
married to Col John Marvin Wright,
engineer corps, L. $. A The ceremony
will take place at 3 o'clock in Epiph-
any Church, and will be followed by
reception at the home of Mrs. Mac
Murray, in MASSACHUSETTS avenue
Both church and house are effective
ly decorated with palms, ferns. South
ern smilax, Dorothy Perkins roses.
and great clusters OF pink peonies.
The Rev. DR.. Randolph McKim. rec
tor of Epiphany, will perform the
ceremony, and the bride will be given
in marriage by her brother. John Van
A. MacMurray, counselor of the Ameri-
can embassy at Tokyo. who is home
on leave. Her sister, Mrs. James Par
sons Robinson. wiz be matron of
honor. and Mrs. RobinsOn's two little
daughters, Sally and Nancy Robinson.
will be flower girls.
The brides gown is of white bro
caded crepe made with a gracefully
draped skirt and trimmed on the
bodice with lovely old rose point
lace, an heirloom in the family. She
will wear veil of point lace which be-
lOnged To her grandmother and will
carry a shower bouquet of white or
chids and sweet peas.
Several pastel shades are COIN
bined in Mrs. RobinsOn's gown. which
is Cushioned of corn-cOIored ,georgette
crepe and girdled with blue. She will
wear a hat of geOrgette crepe in
which the blue and pale yellow are
repeated, and her bouquet is of pink
roses and deIphinium tied with corn
colOred ribbons. The two little girls
will wear dainty frocks OF blue or
candle embroidered in a flower de-
sign and will carry French baskets
filled with pasteItinted pOsies.
VIII Be In Uniform.
Colonel Wright, his best man and
his ushers. all Of whom are in the
service, will be in uniform. Col.
Earl North will be the best man and
the ushers are Col. Clarence Ridley,
Col. James Parsons Robinson. Col.
Francis B. wildly, Colonel Ford,
Lieut.. Col Robert S. Oberly, and
Lieut.. Col. James r. Cress.
Miss MacMurray's sister-in-law.
Mrs. John Van A. MacMurray, who
has been i'll, is not able TO be
member Of the wedding party, as had
been intended. and Mrs. Edward Eas-
ton. jr.. of Albany. cousin Of the
bride. has also withdrawn. Mrs
MacMurray will stand with the bridal
party TO greet the guests at the re-
ception and will wear handsome
costume OF orchid crepe meteor and
q hat OF orchid flowers and ulIe.
After a wedding trip, Colonel
Wright and his bride will return TO
Washington. where he is at present
on duty in the office OF the Chief Of
Engineers During Mrs MacMurrays
absence this summer they will occu-
by her residence. 222S Massachusetts,
tune is Of gray tricotine. embroid-
cred in a deeper shade OF gray, and
with il she will wear a becoming
small 6at.
Miss Susan Brandeis will accom-
pany her hher, Justice Louis d.
Brandeis Of the Supreme Court of
the United States, when he sails for
Europe this week. Mr.. Brandeis
and Miss Brandeis will leave town
tomorrow for New York. whence
they will sail on Saturday aboard
the Mauritania.
Mrs. Brandeis and Miss Elizabeth
Brandeis will close their apartment
in StOneleigh Court this week and
will go TO their summer home at
Dedham, Mass, to remain until
autumn.