Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20
Mid-June Weddings.

Mr.. and Mrs. Galbraith Irving Mead
announce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Alice Fftz Hugh Horner, to Mr..
Harold Henry Donovan. The ceremony
| was performed by Rev. Francis Cava-
naugh Of St Martins Church on June II.
renee Washington. who was great
grea. nephew of George Washingt
and on the other side of her family is
related to Gen. Robert =. Lee, thus
having the distinction of belonging to
two of the Oldest families Of Virginia.
Mr.. Donovan, who responded to the
first call for volunteers. served with
merit on the U. S. 8. Louisiana during
the war. After the armistice was sign
ed, at the request Of his commanding
officer. he re-enlisted in the Navy. He
is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Donovan
Of this city.
Members of the diplomatic corps, the
consulates in New York and prominent
members of society in New York and
which followed the marriage Tuesday.
June Is, of Miss Maud Emily Kahn,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Otto H. Kahn,
and Capt. and Brevet Maj. John Charles
Cakes Marriott. Scots Guards. British
army. The ceremony was performed
in the picturesque St. Johns Church at
Cold Spring Harbor in the presence OF
about $50 guests. and the RECEPTION was
held at the country place of tbs brides
parents. - = >-.-t- =,
The bride, who was given away by
her fatfier, wore a gown of white
satin embroidered in pearls. with
court train adorned with lace. that
was worn by her mother at her own
wedding. Her tulle veil was fastened
to the couture with orange blossoms.
and she carried bouquet of white
orchids. Her only ornament was
string Of pearls, the gift of her
parents.
Miss Margaret Kahn was her sister
maid Of honor, and the other attend
ants were Mrs. Otis L. Guernsey. Miss
Marianne Mckeever. Miss Marion TIT
fanny and Miss Adelaide Sedgwick,
whose engagement to Mr.. John Mum
roe recently was announced. Miss
Kahn was in pale yellow embroidered
batiste, and the other attendants wore
pale blue batiste. They wore lace
hats and carried yellow flowers.
Maj. Gen. n. X. Bethel. military at.
tache Of the British embassy, served
as best man. The ushers, all from the
| EN- bassy; included Lieut. Col Andrew
IThorne, Air Commands Leo Charlton
Capt. ]. F., Harker and r. II. Hadow.
| Maj. Marriott and his bride sailed
Thursday for England on board tht
Imperator, and will pass the summer
near Windsor, where the bridegroom
| regiment will be stationed. In the fal
i they Will go TO Lon0On.
| Maj Marriott and his bride met {
year ago at the Kahn homo, and theil
engagement was announced last win
ter at Palm, Beach. He formerly wa
attached to the British embassy. Hi
bride droxes q dispatch car for thu
British gov ernme nt early in, 1917, ant
was active. in war work until thu
armistice. = z;
The marriage. Of Miss Florenc
Fraser Boston. daughter Of the lat
Rev. F. r. Boston and Mrs. Bosto,
Iof Warrenton. Va, to DR.. Henr.
| Walk er Decker of Orange county, Va
took place in the Baptist Church a
Warrenton Tuesday at 3 o'clock. TIL
bride entered the church with he
brother-in-law, Judge Edward S
Turner Her maid of honor was Mis-
Anne Turner, and the flower girl
were Mary Mela Turner and Emil
Virginia Tiffany.
Mr.. Bingham Of Richmond, Va. an
DR.. j. Armistead Boston of Washing
ton acted as ushers. and the bride
groom's best man was his brother
Rev. w. ]. Decker, jr. The ceremon
was performed by DR.. c. T. Herndor