The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

flowers In pastel shades were worn
by the bridesmaids, Miss Elaine
Scherer. Of Summit, N. j.. and Miss
Margaret Ripley, Of Newark. They
carried spring flowers In the same
shades Of pale pink and blue, Mrs
Dryden, mother of the bride. wore
gray embroidered chiffon over gray
satin. while Mrs. Baker. the bride.
groom's mother, was attired In file,
lace over satin.
Mr.. Charles w. Baker. tr. of New
York, brother OF the bridegroom. was
best man. The ushers were Mr.. John
F. Dryden I'd, brother of the bride;
Mr.. Ralph w. Marshall, of New York;
Mr.. Willard lie Velie, jr., of Chicago;
Mr.. William c. Heppenheimer, jr.,
and Mr.. Jean Jacques Bertschnann
of New York; Mr.. Chester w. Lock.
wood. jf.. OF Washington, and John
d. Carscallen I'd and Karl r. Whit
marsh, of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker have gone IL
the Adirondacks In a special car. She
Is well known In New York, New
Jersey and Washington. She was in.
troduced to society two years ago
The bridegroom was graduated from
Harvard this month and recently re.
ceived his discharge from the navy
The bridal party OF Miss Ruth Lit.
tell. daughter Of Gen. and Mrs. T. w
Littell. and Lieut.. CommNnder Will.
lam Cook Owen. u. S. N. whosf
marriage takes place Wednesday ey.
ening. has been completed. Mrs. AL.
exander Patch will attend her sister
as matron OF honor. and her 9TH
er attendan,J will be Miss Mary
Littell. Miss Elizabeth Evans
Miss Elizabeth Davis and Mrs. vii.
son G. Bingham Commander George
Bryan will be the best man and the
ushers will be Commander s. M
Kraus. Commander J.. o. Fisher
Commander William II. Wright and
Lieut.. Commander C. ]. Moore.
HAYwARnPLANT WEDDING
IN NEW YORK.
Before a small number of rela.
tives and friends Colonel William
Hayward. whose leadership of the
fifteenth Infantry (colored) during
the war won honors from France
and this country. and Mrs. Sara Mae
Plant, widow of Commodore Nor.
ton +. Plant. were married at -four
o'clock Saturday afternoon in New
York.
The wedding took place in Mrs
Hayward's apartments at the Plaza
Hotel which she has occupied since
the death of Commodore Plant last
November. Immediately after the
ceremony Colonel and Mrs. Hay.
- IAf f~.
at Bar Harbor, Me. Upon their re-
turn here it is expected Colonel
Hayward and his bride will occupy
her city home at No. 1851 Fifth
avenue, which was part of her in
heritance from Commodore Plant
Mrs. Hayward. who inherited
from Commodore Plant the income
from at least s15.O0O.o00 besides
his magnificent estate at Bar Har.
Dor. and other valuable properties
wore a blue chiffon travelling gown
and carried a bouquet of orange
blossoms. She was attended by heI
stepson, Philip Morgan Plant, and
Leland Hayward acted in a SINH.
lar capacity for his father.
Captain John ". Axton, Jr., a
Congregational clergyman, who is
a chaplain of the United States
Army. and who recently returned
from overseas, where he made the
friendship of Colonel Hayward. per-
formed the ceremony.
There were present at the cere-
mony DR.. and Mrs. McTierney
brother-in-law and sister of the
bride: Mrs. Martha H. Lowe. OF
Colorado Springs. sister of Colonel
Hayward: his uncle and aunt, Ma
jor and Mrs. Eugene B. Hayward.
OF Davenport, Iowa, and the Rev.
John Kelly. in whose charitable ac-
tivities Mrs. Hayward has been
very much interested.
The Circle for Spanish 'Conver-
sation under the Spanish-American
Atheneum has arranged to give a
farewell dinner at Chapultepec Inn
on Tuesday. June &c. at 1880 in COM
pliment to Miss Matilde Carol. who
with her mother and sister. will
leave for her home in Havana.
Cuba, at the end OF the month.
Mrs. N. H. Darton is in charge of
reservations.