Evening star., 1919-07-20

-tContinued from First PaSe.)

the Rev c. H. Reese. The bride was
given in marriage by her brother.
Lieut. Ellison Capers, and had her
cousin. Miss Charlotte Capers, as maid
of honor. Maj. James Moore. L. 5.
NJ g. was best man.
The bride was married in her trav-
cling costume. a becoming navy blue
suit. worn with a black hat and
a corsage bouquet of orchids and
sweetheart roses. The maid of honor
wore Il French blue georgette crepe
frock and Il corsage bouquet of roses.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mai James and his bride left for their
wedding trip. on the conclusion of
which they will go to his new post, IN
New Jersey.
Tho Rev DR. c. Ernest Smith of
Washington, who has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav w. Lurman.
at Farmlands. their country place at
CatonxNIlle, has returned to the city.
Dr. smith will leave in August for
cruise through the West Indies. .
A large party assembled Friday aft
ernoun at the villa of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Huddlestone Rogers. on the
dunes at Southampton. \. Y. when
Mrs. Rogers entertained for her
daughter, Miss Millicent Rogers.
Mrs. Rogers had intended, and until
the last minute hoped. to have a
"Sunset supper" on the beech for the
party. but instead of the .oung men
and women sitting on the sand around
a big fire, they sat at little tables in
the -ioggia and on the vcranda
of the villa. After the supper
there was dancing in the large
living room. The evening was more
plea ant because of the informallty
Of dress. the girls being attired in
sport skirts and sweaters and the
men in summer sack suits or flanneis.
Brig. Gen. Moreton Foley Gage of
the British army, and Mrs. Gage
have arrived in this country from
France and are visitine- the latter's
father. former Senator Henry F. Lip
pitt. and Mrs Lippitt at their farm a t
Cumbe rland. r. l. Mrs. Gage was
formerly Miss Frances Lippitt. Her
marriage to the distinguished British
soldier took place abroad while she
was doing relief work il France.
Brig. Cen William Mitchell. L. s.
A. and Mrs. Mitchell have gone to
New York to spend the week end.
st. Patricks Church was the scene
of a pretty wedding last evening at
O'Clock. when Miss Cynthia Giusta,
daughter of Mrs ELEANOR Popham.
becarIie the bride of Mr.. Harold Paul
Kelly. of Holyoke. Mass, with the
Rev. Father Mcnamara officiating.
Quantities of white roses and palms
adorned the sanctuary The bride. who
was given in marriage by her brother.
Lieut- Harold Guista, wore hand |
some gown of white chiffon, trimmed
'-5ith --rose point draped over white !
satin. and d long tuile veil held with ,
orange blossoms. She carried a shower |
of brlde roses. Centered with a pink !
orchid. Mrs. Pnul Grant the matron |
oil honor, wore gown of orchid-col- |
ored chiffon with large hat to /
match, trimmed with long black vel |
vet 'streamers, and Miss Marian |!
Guista., the maid of honor, wore a |
turquoise blue grenadine and |
a pink georgette picture hat, trimm ed !
with black velvet streamers, and like |
the matron of honor carried bouquet |
of pink larkspur. Little Miss Gym |
thia Sheriff. the flower girl, wore pink |
a pink hat and carried |
a basket of pink Iarkspur. The five |
bridesmaids, Miss Mary Kelly. Miss !
Florence Stayton, Miss Estralla I
Amores, Miss Lillian Tyler and Miss |
Helen Giblin wore effective gowns in !!
the rainbow shades of organdy and !
hats to match their gowns trimmed |
with black velvet streamers. All car !
ried bouquets of black-eyed daisies. !
Mr.. William B. Kelly. brother of the |
ers We're Capt. H. Stewart Beers. Mr.. |
Paul Grant. Mr.. Robert Grant, Mr.. !,
Leon Grant and Mr.. Leo Cleary. !
A rece ption followed a. the home of |
the brides mother, at the Berkshire |
Mrs. Popham. who assisted in re- |
ceiving, wore gown of gray char |
meuse, trimmed with black chantilly |
lace and a large black hat. Mrs. P. |
H Kelly, the bridegroom's mother,
wore gray georgette and satin. and a |
black lace hat
Later in the evening Mr. Kelly and |
his bride left for a wedding trip, the
latter travelling in a gown of dark
blue crepe meteor and a hat to match
They will make their home in Depue
III.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Kelly and Miss
Mary Kelly, the bridegroom's parents
and sister. and Miss Helen Mulcahy |
motored down from Holyoke for the |
W wedding.
Visiting at River Springs.
Or. and Mrs. Paul Joachim have |
gone 10 River Springs. Md, for a visit |
Of several weeks
Mrs. w II. Howard and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Robert II. Wood, and baby, !,
have left for Colorado Springs, where |
they Will remain throughout the sum-
mer. Sn the autumn Mrs. Wood will /
join Mr.. Wood in Tulsa, Okla, where
they will reside during the coming |
year.
The marriage of Miss Anna Julia }