The Washington herald., 1919-06-15
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Mr.. and Mrs. p. D. Johnston. Mrs.
Johnston appearing In q pale blue
gown. trimmed with a touch Of
names Edwin NJ. Mess and Miss
May L. Martin. the latter dressed
In q pale blue dancing costume of
ofkandie embeIlished with a corsagc
bouquet Of vari-colored sweet peas;
NJ. wilfred II. Blanz and Miss Es-
ther Melick. Mr.. and Mrs. W. p.
Bgan. Mr.. George vournas and Miss
Helen Taylor. Mr.. E. W. Cumberland
and Miss R. Chatham. F. G. Mac
Donald and Miss Pearl Juliet Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. H Raymond Bresna-
han. Sidney L Struble and Miss II.
ERriy. Miss Early appearing in a
fascinating dancing frock OF black
satin. with a bouquet OF sunburst
roses; c. F. Quirollo and Miss Dolly
Hardy. the latter in a delightful
blue embroidered dancing frock OF
EHe green taffeta; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh G. Buhrman. Mrs Buhrman
wearing an attractive gown of pea
cock blue tulle over silvercloth; Mr..
Godfrey L. Munter and Miss Rose
mary Arnold. Mr.. Aubrey B. Carter
and Miss Gladys woodcock. Mr.. T.
! s. Brown. Miss II. Monroe, in a
black satin suit trimmed with pea
COCK blue.
One of the prettiest home weddings
OF the week was that of Miss Bessie
Clarke. 4110 Fessenden street. to Mr..
Carl Benton Lord, of North Vassal-
boro, Maine.
Miss Clarke is the daughter of Mr..
John o. Clarke. Of this city. and Mr..
Lord Is the son of Maine mer-
chant. Mr.. Lord met Miss Clarke
while in washington as an ensign
OF the navy Later he was sent to
France and other overseas countries
as paymaster Of the navy.
Miss Clarke was given away by
her father and was attended by Miss
Lucy Clarke. bridesmaid. Louise
Clarke and Mildred Eagan as flower
gfrls. Mr. William Stokes. who has
Just returned from overseas service
in Italy. acted as best man. Miss
locke Kincer played the wedding
march.
The marriage ceremony took place
under an arch of roses and other
flowers Of the season. Rev. Amos
Clary performed the ceremony. About
$50 guests were present.
The young couple will visit New
York. Boston and other Eastern cities.
after which thew will reside in North
yassalboro, Maine.
A garyien fete will be given on the
lawn at the nome of Mrs. A.--Lur
Ramsey. 14th and Euclid streets OF
The evening of June 2tSh, by Dixie
Chapter. United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy.
The ladies in charge are: Mrs.
Paul Joachim. president OF the chap
ter. Mrs. d. f. winstead. Mrs. George
King. Miss Evelyn Daniel. Mrs Al
fred Marsh. Mrs. Goodwin Ellsworth.
Mrs. George X. Denmark, Mrs. Frank
Birthright. Miss Ruth Earle, Miss
May Little. Mrs. John S. Tomlinson.
: Mrs. wistar Balderston. Mrs. A. ri.
Mitchell. Miss Margaret Daniel. Miss
Helen Sims. Miss Eta Taggart, Miss
Mamie White, Mrs. Hazard. Mrs.
Garner and Mrs. Victor Olmstead.
The new f Street Branch of the
Young women's Christian Associs-
tion will be formally opened with a
reception on Thursday afternoon.
June 18th. from 3 to 6 o'clock.
This branch association. at 6l4 l.
Z street. comprises a large. airy cafe
terra with all modern equipment: an
up-to-date swimming pool C30x40 ft)
built and equipped after the model
one in the New York Association.
and transient accommodations for is
women.
The committee having charge OF
this house is as follows: Miss Marga-
ret r. Fox. chairman. Mrs. II. B. r.
mcfarland. Mrs J. Phillip Herr
mann. Mrs. Robert L. Corby and Miss
Bessie Brown.