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carried a shower bouquet of orchids
and bride roses.
Miss Florence Brez, the brides sis
ter. attended her as maid of honor:
Chinese deal satin, yelled in black
net. on which an elaborate design OF
gold thread was embroidered. Her
bouquet was of Lady Hillington roses.
Mr.. Hammond u. Man Of New York
acted as best man. A RECEPTION fol
ceremony, when the bridal couple
were assisted in receiving by the
brides mother, and by Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene L. Man of Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
parents Of the bridegroom. who came
on for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Man lest later for
their wedding trip. the latter wear
ing a travelling costume Of brown
peachbloom cloth. combined with
beaver. and a taupe-colored duvetyn
be at home after November 10, at
the Ashley.
The out Oft town guests here for the
wedding included Miss jeanette Man
Of Wflkes-Barre. Pa. sister Of the
bridegroom: Mr.. e. Lester Man Of
OF Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Humphreys of
1920 5th street have issued invita-
i sAS@Ao AO4 IAC ihdiItdSC VI tuciT Odukn.
! ter. Bessie Louise. and Mr.. D. C.
Gruver OF this city. on Tuesday even
ing. october %. at o'clock.
| The ceremony will be performed at
the Petworth Methodist Episcopal
Church. with Rev. G. Ellis Williams
oficiatins. and Mr.. william j.. Weber
at the organ.
| The bride-to-be will be attended by
MRS. William r. Little as matron of
honor. with Miss Helen v. Harper and
maids.
Mr.. William r. Little will attend
tne groom as best man and Mr.. Chris.
ian Steger and Mr.. Arnold Mckay
| as uShers.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Simpson an
nounce the engagement Of their
9aughter Eleanor Frances to Mr..
Proctor Ames: son of Mr.. H. e. Ames
OF clean, N. Y.
The wedding will take place in the
A wedding Of interest to Washing
son society was solemnized at ST.
Church in Baltimore, Md, on October
4. at high noon, when Miss Mary II.
warren OF Olney. Va, daughter OF
M MRS Edward Warren. was married to
York and Washington.
presence Of the relatives and few
lntlmate friends. the Rev. Phillip
| LOOK. rector Of the church. officiating.
| The church was attractiveIy decorated
| with ferns. palms and white chrysan-
| themums.
The bride was given in marriage by
ner aunt. Mrs; William J. Fitchett OF
Baltimore, Md, and wore a charn,ne
! imported costume of midnight blus
| charmeuse heavily embroidered in
soId' ana a large black hat. Her cor.
sage To, bouquet vas of orchids.
Eoi James r. Branch, U. s. A.. of
richmond. Va, brother-in-law Of the
groom. was the only attendant. The
pridal party was entertained at
| breakfast by Col. Branch at the BEL
| vedere Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubball left for q short
wedding trip. and will be at home at
Wardman Park Hotel. washington.
The bride is a great-great- grand
revolutionary fame
At the marriage Saturday. November
!, OF Miss Priscilla Ridgely White,
to Mr. Norman schaff of New York
Miss Helen James. daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Henry B. James Of Nav
York. will be her cousins maid OF
honor and only attendant. The core
at the residence of Mr.. ana Mrs. ].
Hemsley johnson, on Monument
street. Baltimore. Miss White. who
Is the niece Of Mrs. johnson. is at the
Hotal Stafford with her mother. Only
the members OF the two families and
few intimate friends will be present
at the ceremony and the reception
which will follow.
Miss Louise Boardman Proctor is
visiting in Syracuse, N. Y. at the
home of her brother.in-law ana sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Cuno. Before
returning home she will visit her
brother. Capt. Carlton 6. Proctor, and
Mrs. Proctor at their home in Bronx
| Proctor. another brother of New York
| city.
Capt, Thomas A. Dobyns. 18th Cav
OF October with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas A Dobyns, at their
country estate. the Manor House,
Prince Georges county, Md. November
| Monterey, Calf.
Plans for the Thanksgiving ball of
soeetY n o. the Navy Re-
of the committees in charge of ar
| rangements for the ball to be held in
the New Willard on November ~
have already been selected and are
Under the leadership of Mrs. Albert
p. Niblaek, chairman of the bali COM
mittee. the following chairmen Of
subcommittee have been chosen: Mrs.
George Barnett, wife Of the COM
ef 9 Il. ss. % g. Boxes Gof m T.
y. Tanner, In charge Of the sale of
Of the girls door committee: Com
mander Theodore T. Jewell, y. s. n,
chairman Of the mems floor commit
chsirman of decorations; Mrs. John
10. Nicholson, secretary to the COM
mittees of the ball.
Mrs. William NJ. Conrad. who has
been living at Mountain Lakes, N. j..
while Lieut.. Conrad has been attached
to the Army port finance Office at New
York. plans to return to Washington
mother, Mrs. T. A. Henry. at Evans
willie, Ind.
Lieut.. Conrad has been relieved
from active service and will return
iahout the same time to become counsel
for several exporting corporations.
During the war he was special assist
ant to the director Of the United
States War Trade Board, and later
assistant chief Of the housing division
OF the War department.
Dixie Chapter. United Daughters of
the Confederacy. will give bridge
tea on the afternoon Of November Is
at Wardman Park Inn. Mrs. George
K. Denmark and Mrs. Bates Warren
are In charge Of arrangements and
will be assisted by Mrs. Paul p.
Joachim. the chapter president.
Mrs. Aired Marsh is chairman of
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