The Washington times., 1919-11-01
ii "A II N n I'D IN y Jul u /
Miss Mary Archer Glass to Wed
Today--News of the Diplomats
7 ISIS MARY ARCHER GLASS,
daughter of the Secretary Of
1 the Treasury, and Mrs. Car

n n ISIS MARY ARCHER GLASS,
M daughter of the Secretary of
Ava the Treasury, and Mrs. Car
ter Glass, and John Guerrant Boat
wright, of DanVille, Va, will h mar
ried this afternoon in the Church of
the Covenant The wedding which
is one of the most important events
of the autumn season, will take place
at o'clock with a small COMPANY
present, including members of the
families of bride and bridegroom and
Secretary Glass colleagues OF the
Presidents official family.
Mrs. Wilson will attend the cere-
mony IL the Presidents condition
permits of her leaving him. Follow
ing the wedding, there will be a re-
ce ption at the home of Secretary and
Mrs. Glass, 1929 New Hampshire avs
nue., which will be attended by guests
from official diplomatic and resident
society.
The Rev. DR.. Charles Wood, pastor
OF the Church of the Covenant, viii
officiate, assisted by the Rev. DR..
Gilby Kelly, of Virginia. The church
is decorated with quantities of palms
and trailing greens and clusters of
| fluffy white chrysanthemums; tall
lighted tapers will cast a becoming
glow over the bevy of charming
bridesmaids in their dainty frocks
Miss Augusta Glass will be her s;s-
ter's maid of honor and the brides
maids are Miss Alice Boatwright, sis
ter OF the bridegroom; Miss Mary
Ellen Marshall, of Little Rock, Ark;
Miss Mary Lynn and Miss Emmie
Norvell Wills, of Lynchburg, Va. Will
liam Clark Spencer, of Danville will
be best man and the list of ushers
includes Joseph Walton. OF Roanoke,
Va, Decatur Holcombe, Benjamin
Temple and Albert Patten, OF Dan
Vile.
Master Powell Glass, jr., the brides
small nephew, who was to have been
a page, has been withdrawn from the
wedding party. He is but two and a
half years old and inclined to be talk
ative, and 1t was feared that he might
disturb the decorum OF the ceremony.
The Brides Cows.
The bride, who is one of the pref
test and most winsome girls in Of
fetal life, will enter the church on
the arm of her father, She will wear
a gown of tulle and rose point lace
built over chiffon. The skirt is short
and full and the bodice has a square
cut decoltage outlined with lace. The
tuile sleeves are three-quarter
length and are finished with a puff
headed by band of point lace. A
panel train of rose point and duch-
esse lace will complete a costume at
once rich, dainty and becoming to the
petite bride. She will wear a tulle
veil drawn loosely over her hair, held
In with circlet OF orange blossoms
and falling over her face as well as
to the hem of her train at the back.
Her flowers will be white snapdragon
N nd ah txyf1I 4 he
bridegroom's gilt a pin OF diamonds
set in platinum
The frocks Of the attendants are
fashioned OF changeable blue taffeta
with orchid lights and are picturesque
in type. The. skirts are draped into
bouffant psnniers, and the quaint
bodices are finished with fichus of
flesh pink tulle outlined with wee
French flowers made of taffeta in
pastel shades. The bridesmaids will
wear small poke shaped hats OF blue
taffeta, with draped crowns of vel
vet in which pastel tones of pink,
blue, lavender, and cream are COM
bined. A cluster OF French flowers is
tucked away at the base Of the
crown. and on the maid of honor's
hat this Is replaced by lavender os-
trich tips. They will all carry Colo
nia1 bouquets in lace holders.
.
Mrs. GLASS; Costume.
Mr.. Boatwright's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. l. Boatwright, of DanviIle,
are here for the wedding and will as
sist Secretary and Mrs. Glass and the
members of the bridal party at the
reception. Mrs. Glass will wear a
handsome costume of orchid chiffon
in which the lavendar tones predomi-
nate. 1t Is made over satin and is
lavishly embroidered in shades of
orchid and deeper purple. Her hat of
orchid velvet is trimmed with plumes.
Mrs. Boatwright will be gewned in
black. A string orchestra will play
during the reception.
Other out OF town guests at the
wedding will be Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
Glass, jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Powell
Glass, OF Lynchburg; Mrs. ]. NJ. Booze,
OF Lake Charles, La, a sister OF Mrs.
Glass; Mr.. Glass sister and niece,
Mrs. G. F. Lucado and Miss Margaret
Lucado, of Lynchburg: Mrs. Duval
Scott. of Wilmington. n. c., Mrs. Pey-
ton Winfree, of Lynchburg. and the
bridesgroom's uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs.W. p. Boatwright, of Danville.
After a honeymoon journey by
motor, Mr.. Boatwright and his bride
will make their home in Danyille
where he is engaged in the tobacco
business. Her travelling costume Is
a smart frock of brown charmeuse to
be worn with tan top coat and
small motor hat to match.
Last evening Secretary and Mrs.
Glass entertained their daughter and
her wedding party at an informal
supper which followed the rehearsal
at the Church OF the Covenant: and
yesterday the best man and ushers
gave a luncheon at the Willard for
the bride and her attendants.