Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-21
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House this morning. Yesterday
morning the presidential yacht was
sighted off Old Point Comfort. She |
went into Hampton roads as a heavy
rainstorm was sweeping the waters
Observers at Fort Monroe saw the
! yacht poke her bow toward the pay
for little more than an instant, put
las rain-burdened wind swept the
roads she turned toward shelter.
| The minister of the Netherlands, Mr.
]. T. Cremer, who, with Nine. Cremer,
/ is spending the summer at Mancnes
ter by the Sea, is in New York Tor
few days, stopping at the Ritz-Carlton
Hotel.
The marriage of Miss Lucy Hayes.
Breckenridge: daughter OF Gen; 10
seph c. Breckenridge, and Mr. Henry
Randolph Brigham of Camprlose'
Mass took place quietly at noon to-
day at the New York Avenue res
by lerian Church, in the presence Oh
Rev Ethelbert D. Warfield, president
of Wilson College. cousin or the
bride, performed the marriage cere-
mony. owing to the inability OF the
Cape May. where he is passing the
summer. she was given in marriage
by her brother. DR.. Scott Breckln-
ridge. The only attendants were
Miss Margaret Noes of Russia. who
has been making her home here for
several years, and Mr.. Sidney Beals
of Boston. The bride wore charm
ing gown of biscuit-colored georgette
and a road-brimmed hat or shell
pink erin with pappe grass encircling
the crown. Her flowers were show
er of orchids, white roses and swan
sonia. Miss Noes, the maid of honor,
| wore a gown of dark blue chifon
with pale gray chiffon hat, en-
| broidered i'll wool in the pastel shades,
and she carried bouquet of pink
roses and delphinium.
| Immediately following the cere-
mony a breakfast was served the
wedding company at the Washington
Club, which was attractively deco
rated with quantities of white roses,
oak foliage and ferns, with gladioli,
! easter lilies and white hydrangeas on
the table. The bride selected today as
, it is the wedding anniversary of her
father and mother.
! Among the guests were the brides
brother-in-law and sister. Capt. j. +.
Hines, U. S. N, and Mrs. Hines, and
their two daughters, Misses Louise
port News, Va; Mrs. Scott Breckin-
ridge and Mrs. John w. Bayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brigham are leaving !
this afternoon for Cape May to visit |
the DTlQe laCneT, ana at the COLI
clusion of their wedding trip will re-
turn to Washington for the summer, |
making their home at the St. Mich |
olas. In the autumn they will go to /
their home at Cambridge, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter will open |
their place. "Edgewater," at Beverly, |
Mass, next month.
Mrs. Charles Warren, who since !
leaving Washington in June has been |
! at her home in Dedham, Mass, has |
opened her summer home at Magnolia, |
where she will remain until Septem- |
Der. Miss Bynner of Boston and Cam |
| bridge is visiting Mrs. Warren for a |
| couple of weeks. Mr.. Warren will |
| join them the last of the week.
| Other interesting visitors from here |
who are spending the summer on the |
| north shore are Mrs. Marshall Field !
and Mrs. Hennen Jennings, the latter |
having as her guest her daughter, |
Mrs. Chauncey Hackett.
| Miss Eliza beth Hickey of this city is |
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac T. |
Mann at the Wilets cottage, Coolidges |
point. Beverly, Mass, for the summer. |
Mr.. Kung Hsiang 10 and Mr.. c. c. |
WI. who have been with the Chinese !;
delegation at the peace conference
| morning for a short visit and were |
| the guests in whose honor Mr.. Yung |
Kwai. charge d'affaires of China, en- I
tertained at luncheon today at the |
legation. The other guests were the |
members of the legation staff and |
| Mr.. Hsu Chung Han, secretary to Mr. |
Ko. An informal dinner party will !
also be given in honor of the dis |
tinguished visitors this evening at |
the legation.
Mr.. Ko is a lineal descendant of |
Confucius and Mr.. WI is the son of
Mr.. WI Ting fang, former Chinese |
minister to the United States.
One of the most interesting we'd
dings Of the summer took place this |
| morning at IL o'clock, when Miss |,
Helen M. Doyle. daughter of Mr.. and |
Of Mr.. Mark ]. Trazivuk of New York.
The ceremony took place at the homo |
Of the brides parents, the Rev. e. |
j Jerome Winter officiating, in the |
tives and intimate friends. A beau
tiful decoration of pink and white |
Hoses and gladioli. intermingled with |
palms and ferns, formed the decora-
ton in the drawing room and dining |
room. The bride was given in mar
rage by her cousin. Lieut.. Col. James |
A. Corcoran. in the absence of her |
| father, who was former chief of the |
Latin American division of the State
| Department, and is now living in
Venezuela, where he is engaged in
business. She wore a lovely gown
Of shell pink georgette crepe, with
large picture hat to match, trimmed
with pink ostrich feathers, and cor
sage bouquet of orchids. Miss May
| Corcoran, who attended her cousin as
maid of honor, wore an effective gown
| of white georgette crepe with white
| hat, and her bouquet was of pink
! roses.
! Lieut. Col. Corcoran also acted as
| best man. A reception for the guests
| present at the ceremony followed, and
later Mr.. and Mrs. Trazivuk left for
a tour of South America and the Falk-
| land Islands, after a stay of several I
weeks at Atlantic City. The brides
travelling gown was of navy blue
| crepe de chine, with small blue
hat trimmed with ostrich.
| Prof. and Mrs. Stimson Brown have |
gone to Atlantic City, where they have |
| bought cottage for summer home
Mrs. Browns son and daughter-in- |
law, Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Petit |
have sold their home, White Haven, |
near Brookville, Md, and have also |,
bought a home in Atlantic City. They |
will live there the year around.
| Miss Lucille Claire Smith. who has |
been visiting Mrs. F. S. Oliver. wife |
of Capt. Oliver, commandant of the /!
submarine base at New London, Conn, |
| is now the guest of Capt. and Mrs. j. |
Rollie Defrees before leaving for Mar |
ragansett Pier and New York. :
Mrs. NJ M. McNamee was hostess at |
a beautiful tea dance at her quarters
at Fort Myer. Friday afternoon, en-
| Pertaining in honor of the bachelor |
officers of the Sd Cavalry, who ar
rived in Fort Myer July 4th, in COM |
| mand of Col. w. o. Reed. Assisting |