The Washington times., 1919-11-19

Clement c. Brown. Of Wilmington N.
c., were married iast niSnt In the
home Of the brides parents The
ceremony was psrforsns1 st s:as
o'clock BY Rev. Dr. J. II. Lacy. Of
WiRchester. Va. who also e6ictat~d
at the marriage Of the brides - rsata
IL Was attsAded BY q small company
lowed by an informed reception.
The bride wore q gown Of white
charmeuse with q long court train.
trimmed in pearls and princess lace.
Her tulle veil was held with orange
blossoms and she carried a shower
bouquet of roses and orchids. Her
only orna ment was q pin of diamonds
and sapphires set in platinum, gift
of the bridegroom.
Miss Elizabeth Boyd and Miss Caro-
line Boyd, sisters of the bride. were
the only attendants and were dressed
alike in becoming gowns of blue char
meuse with silver trimmings. They
carried Killarney roses. ]. Stephan
son Brown Of North Carolina, was
best man fer his brother.
Mrs. Boyd was Aaadsomeiy gswneA
In black lace and were q coFsage bou-
quet of Parma vtslets. Mrs. Clement
c, Brown, mother Of the Bridegroom
wore . Govn Of pink embroidered
chiffon ever pink ssd . esrsags bow
qust Of violets-
The drawing rssm whore sAs esrs-
mony took place was decorated In
being made Of chfysanthemums,
roses. palms, and Southern smilax.
Supper was served later In the dining
room, which was decorated in pink
and green A small orchestra played
the wedding music-
On their departure for thsir we'd
ding trip the bride wore q suit Of
navy blue duvetyn with . small hat
In two shsAss Of blue. Thsy viii
make their hons n WisainEtea-
ADs.g tSs pssrsasssss fse the s.p-
per. AAass asd Sasasf - - s4vsa sA
the Cs1aanAty ueusA Third aad c
streets. on Friday and Saturday svsn-
|ngs Of this week. -bstweea the hoors
of ave and cievea. srs: Ma Frederick
vAsghsa Abbot. NrA- C1Assnes Ssn
Ridley; Mrs. Dswtd MssAe Lea: Miss
Sarah Sewali Nunros. sd MIS- AAry
Alsop Cryder. The entsrtainnsRt 10
being given for the benefit sf Grace
Episcopal Church. Of which the rector
10 Rev. Meade Boitoa NaeBryde.
Throughout the war this church in
southwest Washington die 4 good
Washington. 1t is continuing this
work as a community feature In the
Interest of the neighborhood In which
II is situated.
The executive csnmittes Of the
Scions of Colonial Cav alters will meet
this evening At the residence Of Dan
iel. Smith Gordon, 7i31 Florida ave-
nue. -. 80
A group OF lows giris are arrans-
ing q dance to be given at the CAL
| vert Club. IL Dupont Circle, on Satur-
day evening, and all the Iowa young
people now residents of Washington
are invited to attend.
Mrs. Paul L. joachim - president
Of Dixie Chapter. U. D. C.. received
the guests st the bridge tea given 5y
| the chapter yesterday At Wardman
Park Inn. Assisting Mrs. Joachim
were Mrs. George X. Denmark and
Mrs. Bates Warren. joint chairmen OF
| the committee an ArSanS ements: Mrs.
HsAry Knsck aAd Ars. rrank Birth.
wright. Tea WAS served at . e'clsck.
Great yellow chrysan thsmoms were
given A. prtsss At each table, aAa the
party was pronounced great success.
L
Mrs- Crete HutchinsoA. author and
writer of travel stories. who was for
merly with the committee OF public
information. and is now in charge OF
the publicity bureau of the American
Library Association will be the host
ess for the Friday afternoon tea OF the
League of America Penwsmen. The
hours for the teas. which are held
| weekly at the league clubhouse, are
from four to six. Mrs. Hutchinson
| will be assisted in receiving by Miss
Natalie Summer Lincoln. Miss Law
| renee. Miss Loretta Lowenstein, Mrs
Samuel b. Milton, Miss Mareella Ma
| 10y. Miss Agnes Marsland. Mrs. Mary
Mcneil. Miss Neale. Mrs. suzanne Old
berg. Miss Anna B. Batten, and Mrs
z. L. Potter.
Mrs J. Biddle Porter is visiting
Mrs. Edmund Pendleton at Stone
' leigh Court.