The Washington times., 1920-04-17

T~HE VICE PRESIDENT AND
| MRS. MARSHALL are expected
In Washington tonight from
Hot Springs, Arkansas. where they
have been since leaving Arizopa
fortnight ago. They have been In
the West for several weeks.
, Aus. Newton. d. Baker and Miss
Betty Baker are spending today la
Philadelphia. where they went to. take
part In = double launching at the
Hog Island Shipyards. Mrs. Baker
ehristened the troopship Marine"
huilt by the Emergency Fleet Corpor-
4 alton; and Miss Baker stood sponsor
for the 'Jolee," named for Joseph Lee.
o; Boston, president OF the Commun-
| ity Service, Inc Following the
launching q luncheon was given at the
RitS-Carlton for Mrs, Baker. and Miss
Baker Mrs. J. Hampton Moore, wife
OF the mayor OF Philadelphia, was
among the guests at the luncheon.
Mr.. Ice went TO philadelphia from
Boston to attend the ceremonies. -
| ,ste,cns-HicI<s Nsptiais.
The marriage Of Miss Marie Christie
Stevens. daughter Of. Mrs. Pierre
Christie stevens. and the late Major
1
! Frederick Cocks Hicks, OF New York,
was solemnized today at noon In the
Bethlehem Chapel, Cathedral OF SITS.
! Peter and Paul. A distinguished lit
/ tic company OF friends OF both bride
and bridegroom. including many per-
IONS prominent In official life, as
/ scmbled for the ceremony. which was
1 performed by the .Rev. Or. G.. Z. +.
Brstenshl. OF the Cathedral. and after.
J ward there was a small and informal
breakfast for the immediate wedding
party and a few guests from other
cities at tho home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Cleveland Perkins.
The bride. who was given in mar
riase By her mother, entered the
church on the arm. of her uncle.
| Robert y. Bradley. She had Mr..
Hicks Young daughter, Miss GeorSiba
Hick', AS her maid OF honor and only
attendant; and Mr.. Hicks group of
ushers Included Congressman John
Jacob Rogers. Congressman Richard
Olney, Dean Mason. OF Los Angeles,
cal; William c. BiddIc. of New York:
Henry Cleveland Perkins and Henry
Fairbanks, OF Washington.
Guiltloss of decoration save for the
palms and Easter lilies, which were
| sparinsly used in the chsncel, the
beautiful little chapel made n pic
turesquc setting for the ceremony.
The bride wore lovely gown of en-
broidered pima cloth. which was made
for her in the Orient years age. II
was made with a long train of the
same filmy material and combined
with beautiful Belgian lace, She wore
her mothers bridal veil of tullc, and
II was hung from cap fashioned
from the lace Of her great-grand-
mothers wedding pightcap and
flouncc OF point lace brought her
from Belgium by the bridegroom. She
carried shower bouquet Of white
orchids and lilies Of the valley.
| The bridesmaid wore quaint frock
Of pale blue. with hat OF cream-col-
ored straw, and carried Colonial
nosegay OF roscbuds and forget-mc-
nots in lace paper holder. Mrs.
+, Stevens gown was Of black char
meuse. with an overdre5s of black
/, ScorSette embroidered, in dull black
beads In an unusually graesfu, pat-.
| tern. A small black hat completed
her costume.
The brides travelling costume is a
smart suit of navy blue tricotinc.
worn with an overblcuse of blue geor-
gette and becoming hat of bronze
horsehsir braid turned back from
the face aud trimmed with clipped
| OStr1cn. MT. ana MIS-. HICKS VIII
spend their honeymoon motoring and
on their return will be at home at
zoos o street.
Mrs. George Thsysr, OF New York,
sister Of the bridegroom, and his
brother, William Cocks, also of New
York, were here for the wedding.
Other guests from out Of town at the
ceremony were Miss Polly Dodds. Of
Baltimore county, Nd; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lyman Cox, Miss Pauline Bowie,
Mrs. Franklin Paris, and Miss Lever
ing Jones, of Philsdelphis: Miss
Meta Wigg. OF Virginia. and Miss
Maud Jackson, of Middlctowp. Conn.
cousins of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Van Vcchtcn olcott, of New York:
Mrs. Dean Mason. of California;: Mrs.
Hunt Slater, of Boston; Mrs. T.. III.
piederich, and former Governor and
| Mrs. Go,dsborough, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Powell Harrison, of Baltimore.
| Justice William II. Day will enter
tain at dinner tonight in compliment
| to Justice and Mrs. Willis, Van De-
| vanter. and in celebration of the
! formers birthday. Justice Days
daughtcr-in-law, Mrs. Rufus Day, win
he his hostess.
| Miss Yolsndc Romano, daughter of
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