The Washington times., 1920-07-03
H HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
News Of the MISUNDERSTANDING
and Observation-Disclosures Plans

New York on July ~ 10 spend some
time abroad. During their stay they
will lsit Mrs. Morgan's daughter.
Mrs.. Maurice Fitzmaurice Day. of The
Kings own Yorkshire Light infan-
try. whose husband was one time sta
TONED in Washington as military at
tache. They Will also visit the Am-
bssssdor and Mrs. JOhn ". Davis At
the embassy In London.
Mr. ana Mrs Swagsr sherley and
theiT children have gone 10 theis
camp at Forest Nook, Ontario. for
the remainder of the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Durwell s. Cutler and
their young son. Burwell S. Cutler,
ir. left Washington yesterday for
their home In Buffalo. They were ac-
co panied by Mrs. Cutters mother,
Mrs. L. =. Carroll. who arrived the
hrst OF the week from Buffalo.
The marriage OF Miss Martha Eliza
beth Moran 10 Courtney Miller Marcy
took place last evening in GALAXY
Methodist Episcopal Church. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
James 5. Montgomery at $50 in tho
presence OF company of relatives
and intimate friends. The bride was
attended by Miss Mary Edna Marcy
as maid or honor and X. e. Sterzer
was the best man. The bride wore
dark blue charmeusc with lace hat
and a corsage bouquet OF Bride roses
and lilies OF the valley. The maid OF
honor wore blue georsettc with cor
sage OF tea roses. The bride and
bridegroom left Immediately after
ward for a few weeks at Atlantic
City.
Former Congress nan and Mrs. JOB
w. Dwight are back in Washington
after u short visit at their home IL,
New York.
MISS SNYDER A BRIDE.
The marriage OF Miss Anna Editha
! Snyder. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Snyder, To Peter Hidncrt. took
f, place Sunday evening, June ~. The
| ceremony was performed at 0 o'clock
| by the Rev. Shcfferman. in the pres
ence of relatives and intimate fricnds.
A wedding supper followed. after
which MIR. and Mrs. Hidnert left fo-
their honeymoon to kimcsha. n. 7.
They will be at home after July l6
4, DR.. and Mrs. Chester ID. SWope havo
| returned to their home on Wyoming
|
! from the city, during which time DR..
Swope attended the annual meeting
| of the American Osteopa thic AsSocia-
ticn, in Chicago.
| Newell Window Ellison left the city
yesterday morning ror his native
home in Tennessee. where he viii
spend the. next four weeks.
Miss Margarete Delvene Messenger.
OF 2l37 Leroy place, will leave town
today for Lock Haven. Pa, where she
will spend two weeks visiting rela-
| tiVes and friends.
An interesting military wedding
which took place last Saturday, June
IS. at Governors Island, is that Of
Miss Janet Rippey kolbc. of WASH
ing ston. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. A.
\ Kolbe. and Capt. Carl B. Soaring, U.
is A.
: The ceremony was performed in the
historic little chapel of st. Cornelius,
the Centurian, the Rev. Edmund
Banks Smith. officiating, followed by
| a reception at Corbin Hall.
The bride was gowncd in white
satin charrneu3c with panels of enl-
broidcrcd gauze. Her veil was gath
cred into Il cap of old lace and caught
| With natural orange blossoms and fell
to the end Of her wateau train, and
| she carried a shower bouquet OF
Bride roses. y
She was attended by her sister.
Mrs. John Preston TarboX. of Garden
City. Long Island, as matron of honor,
and five bridemaids who wore organ.
die frocks in rainbow colors. Miss
| Rose Bullard. daughter of Cen Robert
Lee Bullard, was first bridesmaid and
| the other four included Miss Mary
Thompson and Miss Irene Wright, OF
| Washington; Miss Myra Shearer and
| Miss Marjorie Wood.
| Captain Soaring was attended by
Captain c. ". Yuill as best man, and
the ushers included Lieut.. B. W. Pei
ton. Capt. o. +. Holden. Capt: M. H.
E.chc. Capt. A. u. Pope, and Capt. T.
H. GuiGley.
The bridegroom is cantain in the
inspector generals division He -
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo 8
| Soaring. of Dover. y. j.