The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-18

sSNby JEAN ELIOT ~ v

in rare old lace that vas ussd on her
grandmother wedding dress. TIE
lace Ii used ss a drspery IN one side
OF the skirt. caught up with sprig
OF orange blossoms. and to form The
sleeves and foundation Of the bodice
which IL partially draped In the satin
and is finished with with deep Civ
die OF the satin. The tulie veil which
falls over her face hangs to the
end OF the long court train, and Is
made with crown OF rose point
lace. The train Is trimmed with the
old family lace. She will larry a
shower bouquet Of orchids and lihss
OF the valley.
Miss Katharine Beach, the BRIDES
sister who Will be the maid-of honor
will wear dainty gown. fashioned
Of flesh colored chiffon. made very
simply. the only trimming being n
soft girdle OF the chiffon in shades
OF pink and orchid. She will wear
picture hat OF flesh colored tClle and
will carry orchids.
The bridesmaids. who are Miss
Sidney Burleson, Miss Elizabeth
Beach, sister of the bride, Miss Mary
Pearre, and Miss Alice Barber. sister
OF the bridegroom. VIII be dressed
alike in crowns OF blue chiffon fash
toned like the maid Of hOnor's. They
will wear large hats Of blue tul!e and
also carry orchids.
Maurice Barber. brother OF the
bridegroom. will be the best man and
the ushers include Maxwell Bessell Of
Chicago, Arthur q. King. OF Norfolk,
Nathan + George, OF New York, John
Cutter Of Boston. George T.. Hamilton
md George Lake both Of Washington.
Among the out -of-town guests
who are here for the wedding are
MIR. and Mrs. Henry A. Fairfax, aunt
and uncle Df the bride. OF Richmond
and Miss Fairfax. who are guests OF
Mr.. and Mr.. Beach; Mr.. and Mrs.
J. \. Barber, parents OF the bride
groom, and their son. William Bar
Der, OF Toledo. Ohio: Mrs. Ferree
Brintou, OF Philadelphia, and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Patchin, aunt and
uncle OF the bride, and Miss Patchin,
of New York.
There have been number OF par
ties given for the bride previous
10 the wedding, including a dinner
last night by which Mrs. Joseph
Nellar gave for the members Of tho
br idal party and a luncheon which
Miss Sidney Burleson gave yester-
day. both the ushers and the brides
maids being included among the
guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Walker have
with them their son. Aldace Walker,
who is home from school at Pomfret.
Conn. for the Christmas holidays.
Mrs Walkers brother-in-law and
sister. Baron and Baroness Won
Schoen, who sailed for Germany, will
land in Holland on December 20 and
will go 10 his parents in Germany for
yicsu Srh0er u-h
been attached to the German en-
bassy in Mexico City until recently, Q
is waiting transfer to another poSts
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Mrs. Josiah Kingsley Oil, after hay
ing been guest Of her cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Garrett Andrews, in Chatta-
nooSa, Tenn. has gone to Summervtle,
South Carolina. where she will stop at
the Carolina Inn until the spring. She
will return to New York early in the
summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fitzsimons, who
are in Peru. are spending some time
camping along the foothills OF tho
Andes Mountains.
Mrs. Stephen L. Eikins. who " il
New York, has taken an apartment
at the Biltmore Hotel, where she will
remain Tor the present.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, OF
New York. who are now at the Shore
ham. will shortly take possession OF
the Massachusetts, avenue residence
Of Mrs. John r. Williams. which they
have leased for the season. Mrs.
Williams and her daughter. Mrs. Nc
Combs, will leave Washing on soon
for Europe. and will spend the late
winter in Rome
Mrs. Frank Lester Smith enter
tanned group Of buds at luncheon.
followed by q matinee party. today
in compliment to Miss Dorothy
Mondell.