The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
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bert a. Gill. at Alta Vista. Md. when
his niece. Mrs. Alice Carroll Daw-
barn, widow OF waring Lenox Daw-
barn. OF New York. and daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dunlop Will
Jams, also of New York. became the
bride of Robert Dixon Bartlett, of
Baltimore. The bridegroom Is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kemp Bartlett
and r. nephew OF Mrs. A. Mitchell
Palmer. wife of the Attorney Cen
leral.
Only a small company of relatives
and intimate friends were present.
The ceremony. which-was performed
by Canon J. w. Austin. was solemn
iized on the broad veranda, tall palms
and feathery greens empowering the
white satin prize dieu. where the
young couple kneIt 10 receive the
blessing. The verandas were fur
ither decorated with quantities Of
roses and great bowls of garden
flowers.
The bride, who was given in mar
iriage by her father, wore an cx-
Iquisite gown of ocru lace and
georgette crepe TO match, which was
Embroidered in all over design with
flare colored beads Her picture hat
of the lace was trimmed with two
beautiful fame colored blossoms
land she wore corsagc bouquet of
lorchids.
Mrs. Charles Edward Lyon. or
Cambridge, Mass formerly Miss
Helen Gill. who attended her as ma
itron of honor. wore a gown Of grey
fish blue georgette which was COM
bined with cream Colored lace and
trimmed with clusters Of pastel
shaded French flowers Her large
black hat Of horsehair braid was
trimmed with flowers similar to
those on her gown ana she carried
a bouquet of pink roses.
The brides two small sons. War
ing LennoX Dawbarn and Henry
Dunlop Dawbarn, aged and ).
were pages. J. Kemp Bartlett. jr.,
acted as best man for his brother.
The brides mother wore A gown
or torquoise blue chiffon draped
over satin to match. Mrs. Bartlett,
mother of the bridegroom. wore a
gown of taupe chiffon beaded In
lcut-stecl. with n small flower hat
and 4 CorsagC bouquet OF orchids.
Miss Mona Gill, cousin of the bride,
who is chatelaine of her fathers
household as he is a widower. was
becomingly gowned in a white lace
frOCk.
Mrs. Dawbarn spent last winter
in Washington. occupying an apart
mont in the Westminstcr. and her
father and mother joined her there
a few days ago Mr.. and Mrs. Bart
lett came from their home in Balti-
more for the wedding and are stay
ing at the home of the Attorney
fs.
daughter. Miss Virginia Bartlett.
and a son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert GivnCy, of New
York. other relatives Of the bride
groom who came on for the we'd
ding and are staying at the Palmer
residence are his aunt and cousins
Mrs. William Norris and the Misses
Mary Dixon Norris and Amanda
Norris. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore N
GiIlF cousins OF the bride. were like
wise present at the ceremony and
the informal breakfast which fol-
ilowcd.
Mr. Bartlett and his bride left
for honeymoon in Colorado. the
Halter wearing a smart suit of mid
night blue tricCt ne with small
hat of navy blue Batavia embroid-
cred witt green and gold on the
lupturred brim.
Members of the bridal party ard
Out-Cf-tOwn guests, company Of
eighteen. were entertained at din
II er at the Brooke Tea House Tues
day evening by Mr.. Gill and Miss
iGnl
I Mr. and Mrs. Warren Deiaro Rob
bins will entertain guests at din
ner this evening
Mr. and Mrs. s. H. Peck, who
were visiting Mr.. Pcck's sister. Mrs.
lDclos Blodgott, here, left Tuesday
for their home in Mobile. Ala.
Mrs BIodgCtts brotheT-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Porch
ior. and their daughter, Miss Myr-
tbs Porcher. are still with her.
Mr.. Biodgctt ard her two daugh-
ters. the Misses Helen and Mona
Plodgett, and her sister, Mrs. Charles
la. Matthews. VIII sail for England
July II, to remain in Europe for
thrca months, where they viii see
their many friends with whcsn they
were asa ociated the two years they
lived in Paris and Switzerland. Mrs.
Matthews will visit hel sister, Mrs.
Harold Trow6er, at her beautiful
hCme at Capri, and Mrs. Blodsett
and her two daughters will join
her there later.
Previous to their trip across they
will motor to Lake Placid, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Delos Blotlgett, jr.,
of Grand Rapids. Mich. make their
summer home. Miss Helen Blodgett
has just returned from Detroit.
| where she was the guest of Miss
Annette Shelton.
Col. and Mrs. James Walsh, who
| make their home with Mrs. Hodg-
here.