The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-22

| the Rev. l.. NJ. Powers on an altar
banked with ferns. palms and white
flowers, in the presence of about fifty
friends and relatives. Autumn leaves
were used as decorations throughout
| the house.
| her father and wore wedding gown
| of white crepe de chine. Her veil
was held in place by a myrtle wreath
and she carried 4 shower bouquet Of
| white roses. Her flower girl wore
cream colored lace over pink silk and
carried a basket OF fall flowers.
Mrs. Greene was born and brought
up in Washington. where her grand
| father, the late Carl w. Bergman.
was for score OF years prominent
as a church organist and music
teacher. At sixteen she went abroad
and spent over four years pursuing
| her musical studies. She is well
| known as q soprano soloist and as a
member of the faculty of the WASH
ington College of Music. She belongs
to Rho Beta Chapter of the Mu Phi
/ Epsilon Sorority.
Mr.. Greene is the son Of A. Edward
Greene, OF Brooklyn. n. Y, and is
ninth in descent from DR.. John Greene.
surgeon of the party of eleven fami-
lies who went with Roger Williams
to found Providence. r. 1. He was
| educated at New York University and
| at the New York Law School and
served for sixteen years as a New
York City newspaper man.
Miss Edna Margaret strudley.
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Edward A.
| Strudley and Maurice Roger Colbert,
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice ]. Col
bert. were married last night in st.
g.s-
performed at o'clock by Rev. J.
Maurice Bellamy, cousin of the bride
| groom. The bride wore a gown OF
ivory white satin embroidered in
pearls. the skirt made in panels of
| the satin and tulle and a court train
| Of satin hung from the shoulders.
Her tulle veil was held by band of
! orange blossoms and she carried n
shower bouquet Of Bride roses and
| swansonia. Miss Marie ]. Strudley
was her sisters maid Of honor and
| wore a gown of orchid satin made
with boufYant skirt a picture hat Of
tulle in the same shade and carried
| tea roses.
Miss Alice Colbert, sister Of the
bridegroom, and Miss Helen Strudley.
sister of the bride. were bridesmaids
! and wore similar frocks, the former
| in peach and orchid colored satin
with a large tulle hat to match and
! the latter in Nile green. and the,
| both carried pink roses. The dresses
were made with scslloped overskirts.
! made bouffant on the hips and held
with dainty clusters OF rosebuds. The
| best man was Thomas Noone and the
ushers were Philip A. SmithlinE.
Frank Clancy and Henry Zilox. Ar
| thur McCreiEht played tho wedding
|
preceding the ceremony. The decora-
| lions in the church were in pink and
white, cosmos and greens being used.
| A reception followed in the home of
the brides parents for the members
of the two families. and a few close
| friends Mr., Colbert served with the
A. T.. F.. with the rank of captain and
was member of General Haller's
army in Poland.
| Mrs. s. p. Ficklen chaperoned the
party arranged by the Washington
Players at the Belasco Thcater last
evening to see David warfield in
THE Return of Peter Grimm"
| In the party was Miss Daviette
Ficklen. Miss Clara Drake, Miss Cor
nelia Black, Miss Alice Robinson,
| Miss Doris Stowell, Miss Esther Cloyd,
Miss Ann Hickman, Mrs. Marion VOL
ford: Theodore Tenley, and Caleb w
| OConnor, the director of the play
| era
| The Washington Players Will open
! their third season on November A.
with a group of original one-act
plays upon which they have been
working oil summer.
rADcETT-LySN INITIALS.
The marriage OF Miss Bertha May
padgett, daughter OF Mrs. Sarah G..
Padgett and L. Jackson Lynn took
| place Wednesday evening ut $50
| o'clock at the Church OF the Reforma-
ton, the Rev. Dr John Weidley Of
! Rotating. In the presence OF n host
! OF friends and relatives
/ Tho bride was given in marriage
/ by her brother. william I. radgett,
and Miss Florence radgett, the
! brides niece. was maid ~ honor.
Miss Helen lynn, sistcr of the bride