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Miss Anne Louise Walton. the brides
sister, who was the only attendant
wore gown of flesh colored geor-
gette and carried ophelia roses. Fol
lowing the reception, DR.. and Mrs
/ Wright left for northern wedding
trip. the bride travelling in navy
blue georgette gown and small blue
tailored hat.
DR.. Wright returned to the United
States early in May after serving in
France for fourteen months with the
32d Division.
The Illinois State Girls Club enter
! tanned at reception and dance on
Friday evening. from 8 to -. at the
government recreation hall, in honor
of number of the girls from Iowa.
, Wisconsin, Arkansas. Missouri, In
/ dinna. Kentucky and WaShingt ton
state who are here doing war work.
/ Mrs. Henry T. Rainey, wife of Rep
! resentative Rainey of Illinois, and
Frederick Wellington of Chicago led
! the grand march. followed by Mrs.
Thomas S. Williams. wife of Repre-
: sentative Williams of Illinois, and
Mr.. William G. Biedeman of Chicago
and one hundred and twenty-five cou-
pies. The entertainment was given
under the patronage of Senator and
Mrs. Medill Mccormick, Representa-
|
| Representative Joseph Cannon. Rep
| resentative and Mrs. James r. Mann,
represent and Mrs. Niels JUL,
Representative and Mrs. Ira c. Cop
| ley, Representative and Mrs. William
r.. Mason, Representative and Mrs.
Martin B. Madden, Representative and
! Mrs. John c. Mckenzie, Miss Stan
ford of Chicago, Miss Olive Davis and
Miss James.
DIR IosepbjDo DO of Tho
club, has arranged for the Illinois
girls to give one entertainment a
| week until the girls from all the
states have been entertained.
The marriage of Miss Anna Tenn
pie Duley to Mr.. Leonard Birdwe!l
Lincoln was solemnized on Thursday
at o'clock on the lawn at the home
OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace G. Duley, Of Kenilworth. d.
G., the Rev. Mcleod Harvey officiat-
| ing.
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a gown of
white silk net trimmed with mar
row white satin ribbons held with
pearls, and a hat of the same ma
terial with trimmings of white rib
bons and orange blossoms She car
ried bride roses and orchids. The
| maid of honor. Miss Inez Sebastian.
wore gown of pink satin. with
touches Of blue and a blue maine
hat trimmed with pink ostrich. She
carried bouquet of pale pink roses.
Dixie, Lytton, and Willie Mae Duley,
sisters of the bride. were flower girls.
| and carried baskets of pink and white
water lilies.
Walter Lingerback carried the rings
on a white satin pillow. Harold S.
Lincoln. brother of the bridegroom,
acted as best man. The ushers were
Mr.. John Z. Mckinney, Mr.. James
Henderson, and Mr.. Bengerman Ran
dial.
The brides mother wore dress of
Lincoln. mother Of the bridegroom,
was dressed in gray georgette crepe.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Harold
Lincoln sang "Oh, Promise Me-"
After a reception, Mr.. Lincoln and
his bride left for their wedding trip.
the bride wearing a rose taffeta suit
and hat Of gray georgette. They
will be home after August 1 at their
residence. in Florence avenue. Tako-
ma Park.
The out-of-town guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clark and Owen
Clark Of Roanoke. Va. and Mr.. Ed
ward Hoover of Charleston, W. Va.
Mrs. Horace Duncan Moore. who
spends her winters with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Pearl Moore Gray, at 24O0
Sixteenth street. has returned to her
home, in Michigan, for the summer.
accompanied by her granddaughter.
Miss Dorothy Helen Tremble OF
Wardman Park hotel. Miss Muriel
Eleanor Gray left Washington yester-
| day for a summer camp in Massachu-
| sets. Mrs. Gray will spend the sum-
| mer nearby, at Woods Hole. Mass.