Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-01

MES. snapdragons and other spring
flowers, intermingled with palms and
ferns.
The charming young bride. escorted
and later given in marriage by her
brother, Lieut.. Col. Stanley NJ Rum
Dough, who recently returned from
France with the Rainbow Division,
wore gown of white bridal satin. the
bodice formed almost entirely Of tulle
as were the long bell sleeves. the
skirt was deliberately draped in the
prevailing mode and her long court
train of satin was lined with Shirred
chiffon.
She wore an exquisite veil of rose
point lace. gift from the BRIDE
gToom's father. who is in France. 1t
was becomingly arranged with cor
onet of orange blossoms and she car
ried shower bouquet of orchids and
white sweetpeaS.
I Mrs William w. West. wife Of Lieut..
Col. West. L. S. A. and sister Of the
bride, was the matron of honor: her
gown was very beautiful model of
flesh color georgette crepe. Narrow
rufi1es of taffeta of the same shade
appeared on both the bodice and skirt
and edged the flowing elbow-length
sleeves. Her hat. made somewhat on
the lines of poke bonnet, was Of pale
green lisere straw. the crown encir-
cled with green grapes and streamers
of ribbon falling at the back.
! The maids of honor, Miss Mary Sue
Donaldson. sister of the bridegroom.
and Miss Grace Colgate of New York,
held the ribbons through which the
{ bridal party passed to the altar. The
former wore lovely gown Of Or
wore rose pink chiffon with a chiffon
picture hat to match. All of the at
tendants carried large bouquets of
pink Snapdragons.
Lieut.. John o. Donaldson, brother of
the bridegroom. acted as best man. A
, reception for the relatives and init
mate friends present at the wedding
followed. the bride and bridegroom
being assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Rumbough. mother of the bride, who
wore a handsome gown Of white
=. Donaldson, mother of the BRIDE
groom, whose gown. was of pale blue
georgette crepe over satin, elaborate
| ly beaded in crystals, with a hat of
silver lace. having a scarf of blue
the crown.
Lieut.. Donaldson and his bride left
later for a short wedding journey.
tne latter travelling in smart gown
OF dark blue foulard, with a small
blue taffeta and straw hat.
Ihe out-of-town guests here for
the wedding included Lieut.. Col. and
Mrs: Stanley NJ. Rumbough Of New
York. Mrs. Joseph NJ. Blackwell. Miss
Agnes Blackwell and Miss Nan Black
Wen OF Warrenton. Va, and Mrs. Will
lard A. Holbrook. Lieut.. Willard A.
Barnes of Greenvil1e. s. c.
The plans for the wedding were
/ fastened because of the bridegroom's
| recent orders to go to France.
! Mrs. John Lord OBrian, wife of
| the special assistant to the Attorney
| General for war work, will close
their residence on street on Friday
| return to their home in buffalo. Mr.
| O'Brian returned to Buffalo several
weeks ago when he resigned his gov
| eminent position.
| Maj. John Foster Dulles. who has
ference convened. and Mrs. Dulles
are on their way home and are ex-
| pected in Washington next week
( Their youngest son. Master Avery
Dulles. has been with Mai. Dulles
! grandmother. Mrs. John W. Foster
| Mrs. Charles s. Bromwen and Miss
Mildred Bromwell are spending to.
day in Baltimore. Miss Bromwell il
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| being launched there
| The presentation Of medals in the
parlors of the New Willard tomor.
row afternoon will be almost like q
i midwinter drawing room, so many
when Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo
national chairman of the woman:
J loan committee, assisted by Mrs. Car.
ter Glass. will present medals to 200
women while others look on Mrs
J. Scott Parish of Richmond. woman
| chairman of the fifth federal reserve
district, and her sister, Mrs. Watt
will be present and Mrs. Wesley Mar.
| tin Stoner. chairman of the District
| of Columbia. will take a conspicuous
part.
| An exceedingly attractive program
will be presented. Miss Margaret Rip.
pey, daughter of Mrs. Cantrill, beins
accompanist for the occasion. She II
a pianist of more than usual ability
Other artists also will contribute a
program of great interest.
| Mrs. Christian d. Hemmick motoree
/ to Washington from New York las,
week and is at her house. 222s +
| street. Commander and Mrs. Lac,
i are making their home in Studio
House, the Massachusetts avenue
home of Mrs. Hemmick.
| Miss Margaret Harding has gone to
| New York. where she is visiting her
! brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
! Mrs. Frederick Prince, at their place
on Long Island.
Mrs. John p. Jackson will 60 to Ed
gartown. Mass, on June 10, and will
spend the summer there with her
young grandchildren, the children OF