The Washington times., 1919-01-29

Capt Jack Woods, Lieut.. Philbrick
Jackson, Lieut. Donald Oglesby, Lieut..
Blythe Jones and Lieut.. John r Scott. !
They will wear the forest green
service uniform, with side arms, and
with their crossed swords will form an
archway through which the bride and
bridegroom will pass after the cere-
mony. An orchestra from the Marine
Band will play the wedding music and
| for the reception. The house Is
decorated with quantities OF feathery
greens and spring flowers. pink and
white being the prevailing colors.
The brides attendants will be
gowned in rainbow tints, two OF the I
bridesmaids in blue, two in yellow,
two in lavender, and two In nile green,
and the maid of honor will wear pink.
Their frocks, which are fashioned OF
! Georgette crepe, are made alike on
/ simple but becoming lines and they /
will wear hats OF georgette crepe to /
| match their gowns The maid Of I
honor will carry Ophelia- roses and
the bridesmaids great clusters Of pink /
| sweet peas.
Miss Devereux will wear her |
mother's wedding gown. IT is Of i
| heavy satin .coloEed deep cream |
with years. made with a quaint tight |
/ fitting bodice, a full skirt and puffed |
Isleeves and trimmed with Duchesse !
lace The long train Of the satin j. |
hung from the waist line. A veil I
OF lovely old rose point lace. an heir |
loon, will complete costume which |
should be amazingly becoming to the
dainty and petite bride Her ven
VIII be held in PLACE with clusters. Of
orange blossoms, and she VIII carry
white lilaes. -
Mrs. Devereux, who Is in mourning,
| will wear simple gown Of white
georgette crepe. Following the recep-
ton a seated supper will be served
for the bridal party and a buffet sup
per for the other guests. Fhes brides
travelling costume is a smart suit Of
taupe cloth, made with the straight
skirt and box coat which, are char
acteristIc OF the spring fashions, rand
! with it she will wear. a small GTeen
! hat ~
On their return from a short we'd
ding trip Captain Jeschke viii take
his bride to Quantico. where he Is now
stationed. His parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Jesehke, OF Benton Harbor,
Mich, and his sister, Mrs. Harry Car
rier, are here to attend the Wedding.
Mrs. E. S. Bowen, grandmother OF the
4 bride. viii also be among the guests
at the CEREMONY
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall are spending today in Philadel-
Fhia. where Mr.. Marshall viii make
On address to the graduating class Of
I Pierce High School. Last evening
they dined with the Spanish Ampas-
ss1or and Nine, De Riano. who had
thirty guests to meet them.
i The Secretary Of Agriculture, Mr..
Houston, who has recently returned
tfroBl a trip to Denver, will leave
yWasbington again about the middle
s of February for Omaha, Neb.
Visit Cuban Hone.
The Cuban Minister and Nine. de
J. LCespedes left Washington today for
visit TO their home in Cuba, going
Thy way OF Key West. They have
] been in New York and Atlantic City
for the greater part OF the winter,
and only returned to the legation last
week.
John franklin Fort, formerly gov
! ernor of New York and now a men,
Der OF the Federal Trade Commits
sion, and Mrs. Fort entertained at
dinner, last evening for the members
of the: Trade Commission and their
wives. Mr.. Fort has taken an apart
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Mrs Fort and Miss Fort Joined him
recently
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, who has been
Visiting at her home in Bloomington.
! ILL., for a fortnight, Is expected back
in Washington on Saturday.
Senatorial At Homes.
Mrs. Joseph S. FreIinghuysen, wife
OF the Senator from New Jersey, will
be at home tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Kellogg, wife Of Senator Frank
B. Kellogg of Minnesota will not be
at home tomorrow afternoon, as she
/ is going out of town for few days
but will receive the remaining Thurs
days during the season.
Mrs. Mclean, wife Of Senator
George p. Mclean, Of 1920 New
/ Hampshire avenue, will be at home
tomorrow afternoon between and 8
O'Clock for the last time this season.
Mrs. Howard sutherland and Miss
Sutherland, wife and daughter OF Sen
atoT Sutherland of West Virginia,
will be at home tomorrow afternoon
from to in their home at 2ll9
!
assisted by Mrs. Selden p. Spencer,
wife of the new Senator from Mis-
souri,, and Mrs. Raymond L. Hen
dricks. Of Hancock, Nd, sister OF
Mrs. Sutherland.
Mrs. Swansea, wife OF Senator
Claude A. Swanson of Virginia, win
not observe a day at home this sea-
son as she has not sufficiently re-
covered from a serious illness to re-
ceive or make calls.
Mrs. Charles S. Thomas, wife OF
Senator Thomas Of Colorado, will be
, at home tomorrow afternoon at 240U
\ Sixteenth street. .-...
Return from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley, who
have been in New York for ten days
or fortnight, have returned to their
home in Washington.
Mrs. Christian D. Hemmick, is eX-
pected back in Washington next week.
10 gnan6iur the winter