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bouquet of bride roses and orchids.
| The maid of honor, Miss Gladys Ede-
| len, sister of the bride, wore pink
embroidered georgette over satin with
| a large picture hat of georgette, trim
| med with plumes to match, and car
ried pink roses. The bridesmaids. Miss
| Imogene Gardiner, Miss Lorena Bowl
| ing. Miss Helen Weschler. sister Of
| the groom; Miss Hazel Hungerford,
Miss Florence Hoe of Washington
and Miss Gilmore Brown, wore gowns
| in rainbow hues, with picture hats to
| match their gowns, and they carried
F.! bouquets of white chrysanthemums.
| Mr.. Charles Weschler. uncle of the
! bridegroom. was best man, and the
| ushers were Mr.. Maurice Weschler,
| uncle of the bridegroom; Mr.. John
| Gardiner. Mr.. Ernest jameson, MT.
Gardiner Edelen. brother of the bride;
Mr.. Lewis Hamilton and Mr.. Westwoodi
Williams. Frances Weschler. the small
sister of the bridegroom. and Betty Gill
| Edelen, little cousin of the bride, were
flower girls They wore white net over
blue silk and carried baskets OF RAINBOW
colored rosebuds tied with blue tulle:
A reception followed at the home OF
the brides parents, where beautlful
decoration of yellow and pink chrys-
anthemums and ferns was in place.
The bridal couple were assisted IN
receiving by Mrs. Edelen, mother OF
the bride, who wore black Velvet
trimmed with black lace and beads,
with hat to match and Mrs. Weschler.
mother of the bridegroom. whose
gown was of taupe beaded georgette
crepe over satin. with large nat ~
match. Mr.. and Mrs. Weschler left
later for northern trip. and on thelr
return they will live in Washington.
Miss Vera Robertson of $3.50 18th
street northwest and Albert Van
Bokkelen Shotwell of Los Angeles,
Calf, were married in that city on
October Is.
Mrs. Shotwell is the daughter OF
Mrs. Hugh Saxon of Los Angeles and
granddaughter of Mrs. Ella D. Moore
of $3.50 18th street northwest, WASH
ington, with whom she has resided:
The ceremony took place at the
home of the brides mother. with
about hundred friends present.
The house was decorated in roses:
ichrysanthemums and thousands OF
California peoples. and an elaporate
niece orchestra rendered the wedding
music and Rev. ]. T. Fishburn of the
West Adams Presbyterian Church.
Los Angeles, performed the ceremony.
The bride wore a dainty frock OF
white georgette, with a picturesQue
garden hat of the same Color, a and
carried a shower OF bride roses anu
maidenhair ferns.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Shotwell started on tour
of the Pacific coast states on ms
yacht, and on their return tney Will
we'll arranged wedding took
place at the Church of the Holy
Rosary Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. when Miss Rose NJ; Masino'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. N.tMaslno'
was united in marriage to MI. n.
Reale, the Rev. N. De Carlo, pastor
of the church. officiating.
+ The bride wore white satin gown;
trimmed with georgette crepe anu
chantilly lace. She carrlea sno ,'es
bcuauet of white rosebuds anu was
siyen in marriage by her father MISS
Anna Masino, a sister of the orloe, vas
maid of honor and her only attenoan.'
Mr.. J. Arcaro. cousin OF the orloe-
groom, was the best man. me altaa
was beautifully decorated WIN onn m
roses and ferns. and large COMPANY
of relatives and friends were IN at.
tendance. After a reception given az
the home of the parents OF the DI!ue.
MI. and Mrs. Reale left for a wedolng
trip to Philadelphia, New 1oIA ae
after November Is at the Vehtosa
apartment.
Mrs. Douglas P. Brine. president
If the hoard of lady managers of the
George Washington University RIOS
pital. has appointed Mrs FRAZER =
Head and Mrs. Eugene Byrnes cna
men of a drive to obtain mucn neeoe"
money for the hospital.
Mai. Pullman has given ms con-
sent for tag day on november Q.
President Collier of the university Is
especially interested, and mas asKeo
the assistance of the students. Inc
n
,,art and about $50 girls will sell
TAGS. and university colors will be
in evidence.
Mrs. william Livingston Crounse
is visiting her mother-ln-iaw, MIS-.
John U. Eraley. at the Belnord. new
York city. She spent three months
T. Yer summer home in Nova Scotia
And will return to Washington next
week.
Mrs Ethel D. Mason was hostess
at a Halloween party. given at the
residence of her grandmother. MRS.
was dressed as Columbia and there
were many other attractive costumes:
The house was attractively decorated
in ferns and chrysanthemums. me
guests of the evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel s. Daughton, Mrs. Hes
Daniels. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J.
Kaiser, Mr.. and Mrs. T, X. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Butler, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Russell Belt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee F. Lanham, Misses Cecile Lynch,
Anna Ansberry, Pauline E. 'Thrower,
Lillian E. Patten. Ellen Smith and
Edythe X. Ladd. Messrs. Norman D.
Marden, Clyde L. Amer, Curtis D.
Daughton. E.. Daughton Mason. Carl
son Daniels. Herman c. Ladd and
Harry L. Amer.
The Sisterhood Of the Eighth Street
Temple will hold its first general
meeting tomorrow at 2:30 pm. in
the vestry rooms Of the temple. An
interesting and enjoyable program
has been arranged, including vocal
selection by Miss Gretchen Hood.
The entertainment will conclude with
the usual enjoyable social hour.
Brings Bride to Washington.
The marriage of Miss Teresa Maher,
daughter of Mrs. Francis Maher, and
DIR. Casimir .Leibeil of this. city. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Casimir .Leibell of New