The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-03

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st. Johns Church. the rector, the Rev.
i DR.. Roland Cotton Smith, officiating.
There will be no formal decorations,
but the chancel Wilt be banked with
palms and great punches of pink
| peonies will be used in the altar
| vases.
The bride will enter the church on
the arm OF her father, who will give
her in marriage. She will wear a
lovely gown of tulle, yelling a slip Of
satin and trimmed with rare old
pointe d'Alencon lace inherited from
her grandmother. Her veil of the
samely lovely lace will be arranged to
! form a court train, and will be misted
/ over with a voluminous veil Of tulle,
! Clusters OF orange blossoms will hold
| the tulle in place. and Miss Webb will
carry a graceful shower OF white
| sweetpeas.
Miss Gertrude Greedy will be the
brides maid Of honor and only attend
ant. She will wear a charming frock
of pink taffeta and chiffon combined
with touches OF maize and a leghorn
hat faced with pink and trimmed with
pink ostrich tips. She will carry pink
sweetpeas.
DR.. Frederick Parker, jr., of Boston,
will be best man. and the ushers will
be Dr. Paul r. wilmington, of Bos-
ton: Robert w. williams. of Balti-
more; Samuel Lawrence, of Savannah,
Ca; and Commander Charles Theo-
dore Jewell, U. S. N, of Washington.
Following the ceremony, Mr.. and
Mrs Webb will entertain the bridal
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families at an informal reception at
their home in Nineteenth street. Mrs.
Webb will wear a becoming gown of
cream net braided in self-colored
soutache braid, and a hat OF black
tulle and ostrich feathers.
| General and Mrs. Goethals are in
Washington for the wedding, and are
staying at the Powhatan Hotel With
them are their son and daughter-in-
law, Lieut.. Col George w. Goethals.
jr., who has just come home from
France. and Mrs, Goethals. Colonel
GoethaIs would have been best man
for his brother had not the date of
his return been so uncertain. Col and,
Mrs. Cornelius dewitt Wilcox, a
West Point, cousins of Mrs. Web
are also here for the wedding.
On the completion OF their we'd
ding trip, DR.. Goethals will take his
bride to Boston, where they will
make their home. The brides trav-
telling costume is of navy blue taf-
feta. made on a simple but chic
model, and with it she will wear
becoming hat of navy blue Neapoli-
tan straw and taffeta.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Greedy
gave a small tea for Miss Webb and
DR.. Goethals, and last evening they
were entertained at dinner by Com
mander Jewell. The party was
given at the Army and Navy Club
and included the bridal party and
few additional guests.
Director Baker on to Massachusetts,.
Raymond T. Baker, Director of the
Mint, has Joined Mrs. Baker at Holm
wood, LenoX, Mass, for a brief stay.
\ Nine. Carl Paul Hubscher, wife of
the counselor Of the Swiss legation,
and her little family will leave Wash
ington the last of this month for Sar-
anac Inn, Saranac Lake, n. Y, where
they will pass the summer. DR.. Hub
/ scher will take his vacation in August
and will spend it with his family at
| Saranac.
II Miss COpenhaveF WEEDS.
Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Copen-
hsver. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Edward Copenhaver, and Ed
ward Henry Cumpston, jr., were mar
ried today, the ceremony taking place
at noon in st. Thomas Church. 1t
was followed by a breakfast at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Copenhaver in
! Q street for the bridal party and a
little company OF relatives and close
friends.
The Rev. DR.. Roland Cotton Smith.
rector OF st. Thomas, offciated. The
bride was given in marriage by her
father, and was attended by Miss
| Elizabeth Evans as maid of honor.
Robert Watson was best man and
there were two ushers, Frank Smith
and Harry Hodges Semmes.
Palms and quantities of white
blossoms, peonies, roses, and other
garden flowers were used as decora-
tions. The bride was gowned in
white chiffon made over a foundation
of white satin trimmed lin fine lace
and ribbon roses and girdled with
white charmeuse With this she wore
a white charmeuse hat trimmed with
ostrich tips and she carried a shower
bouquet OF Bride roses and stephan
otis. Miss Evans frock was of yellow
chiffon, worn with a hat to match,
and her bouquet was Of Mrs. Aaron
Ward roses.
Mr.. Cumpston and his bride expect
to live in Rochester, N. Y, and they
will take a leisurely motor trip to
their new home by way of a honey
moon Mrs. Cumpston's travelling
! costume is a chic suit OF navy blue
| serge and with il she will wear a
tailored hat of blue straw trimmed
4 with wings.
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