The Washington herald., 1920-06-27
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company The Italian gardens lay
forward, making a beautiful pic
| ture. After the supper the bride
and bridegroom motored of to
Washington, where they will spend
a few days before going farther
North. The bride's going-away
gown was of dark blue charmeuse
with a small hat the same color and
white furs. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Page, of Han
| over, Va, brother and sister-in-law
of Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page, cousins
OF the brides father; Mrs. Frank
Page, OF Fairfax, Va: Miss Broun,
OF fredericksburg; Mr.. and Mrs
Mark Mayo Boatner. Of New Or
leans, parents of the bridegroom;
Miss Clarisse Halle, of New Orleans,
cousin of the bridegroom; Miss
Mary Nelson. of Virginia; Mrs
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hyde.
jr.. Miss Emily Rittenhouse, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. F. Shepherd, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. A. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. White
head, Miss Whitehead, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dorsey. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Toll
man and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
! Robert NJ. Reese and children, Mr..
James Young and Miss Young. all
of Georgetown: Miss NJ. NJ. Eastman
and Miss A. H. Eastman Mrs. Wal
ter Peter, Mrs. S. B. Daniels and the
Misses Daniels, Miss Monty Nc
Crary, Miss Collins Jones, Mr.. De-
e.
Charles Darwin, Mr.. Haines, Mrs
Robert Woolley, Miss Woolley, Miss
Lucy de G. Woolley and Miss Flor
ence T. Woolley. all of this city.
The bride and bridegroom will 60
the Boatner home during the ABB
sence OF the bridegroom's parents.
CROMwELL-DoDGE
WEDDING IS UNUSUAL.
Another recent wedding. which did
rot take place in Washington but
which aroused a great deal of in
terest here, was that OF Miss Del
phine lone Dodge, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Horace E. Dodge, of De-
troit, and James H. r. Cromwell, son
of Mrs. Edward T. Stotssbury, O;
Philadelphia. The wedding, which
was solemnized in the Jefferson
Avenue Presbyterian Church, and
which was followed by a reception
at Rose Terrace. the beautiful home
OF the wealthy Detroit automobile
manufacturer. will long be remem-
bered for its unusual and distinc-
tive touches. The Detroit Symphony
Orchestra cancelled public en-
gagement to play at the wedding of
the daughter of one of its most in
terested supporters, and during the
receiving hours the guests. strollins
about the grounds, were entertained
by program of music especially
arranged and directed by Victor Ko-
lar. 1t is understood that Mr.. and
Mrs Ossip Gabrilowitsch, the former
being conductor of the orchestra, de-
iayed their departure for Bar Har-
Dor. where they will pass the sum-
mer, another week, so as to be pres
ent at the wedding.
Besides the symphony music. the
organ in the great music room, un-
der the skilled hand of Frank Taft,
OF New York and Cincinnati, pealed
maJestically throughout the recep-
ton. and syncopated orchestra
prayed continuously for the dancing
which was enjoyed on the large
platform erected on the lower ter
race stretching to the water,
After nearly three hours of prsat-
ing guests and receiving their best
wishes. the youthful little bride.
rather wearied by that time. and
FER tall, handsome husband made
heir way through a shower of CON
f"tti to the Dodge yacht. "Delnbine :,
and set sail on the first stage of
their Journey around the world.
Reaching the deck. Mrs. Cromwell
turned and threw her bouquet of
orchids and valley lilies straight
INT" the arms of Miss Nancy Stair.
one or her bridesmaids. Mrs. Crom-
well was still in her bridal gown.
rsvishing creation of Lucille. of
tulle and rose point lace that be-
longed to her mother. over snowy
satin.
The short skirt was hcunant over
the hips with tiny clusters of
orange blossoms visible beneath
the transparent draperies. Rose
point lace formed a panel in the
front of the skirt and also fash
toned a wide bertha. which, instead
OF following the neckline in the
back, fell over the train in q long
loop, reaching almost to the fioor.
The court train. rounded at the
bottom was finished with a large
bow knot OF orange blossoms. Three
inserts Of tulle puffings extended
lengthwise of the train.
MISS MARY GLENDENNING
Is MAID OF HONOR
Miss Mary Glendenning. a popular
Philadelphia debutante and forme
schoolmate Of the bride. came on to
attend as maid Of honor. She wore
n Lueile gown of pink chiffon,
trimmed with inserts Of sheer lace.
outlined with silver. The skirt
opened in front with a Letticoat OF
net ana lace which in turn disclosed
a petticoat of pale blue satin. A
widc fichu of net and insertion was
caught. at the wsistline with a
spray OF French flowers. The cos
tune was completed with a high
crowned hat OF white lace with a
narrow brim of blue satin faced
with pink and trimmed with French
flowers.
1t fastened demurely under her
chin with q narrow ribbon. The
bridesmaids, Mrs. Oliver Eaton
Cromwell. Of Philadelphia: Miss
Emily Roserson. of Richmond, Va;
Miss Fay Alger. Miss Nancy Stair
Miss Lois knowIson and Miss Juliet
Hammond. all Of Detrait. wore
gowns identically the same with the
blue and pink combination reversed
Mrs. Dodge's gown was fashioned
Of mauve taffeta, draped with ex-
nuisite thread lace of deem ecru