The Washington times., 1920-09-02

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black satin braid. The bodice opened
over . vest Of silver cloth and . mar
row collar Of the cloth Of silver
partly concealed . collar Of the trico-
tine heavily braided. Tho long
sleeves were finished with modish
GUNS Of tho braided trtcotins. With
this gown the bride wore . gray
squirrel choksr collar and . corsaGs
! bouquet Of orchids. Her medium
braid faced with blue tAfYsta and
trimmed shout the crown with
French flowers.
Mra Towers wore q simple but
modish frook Of dark blue gsorUstts
crepe, made with an ovsrsktrt &C.
cordian plated. the whole being
adorned with an elaborate dssiGn OF
corded silk. The bodice was nnish cd
with . wide girdls of dark blue sAtiu
and with q cluster OF worsted flowers
| OF many colors- Her hat was
| simple model OF blue tanetA naring
| on Of the face and untrimmed. She
wore q corsASs bouquet Of pink roses.
The brides mothers gown was OF
black crepe Dc chine Of heavy quail
ity embroidered all over with dull
black beads. The striking feature of
| the gown was the four narrow panels
| that start from the shoulders, extend
| under tho belt down to the bottom OF
tho skirt. and are caught under II.
J suggesting q harem effect. With II
1 she wore . simple black velvet toque.
| On tho completion OF their wedding
trip Major and Mrs. Keyser will make
their home At Quantico. Va. where
he In stationed When his tour of
duty there expires they expect to 60
] to the Orient.
| Among the relatives from out of
| town who came on for the wedding
| were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eugene
| Keyser. Miss Ella Keyser and Charles
KeyHer and Mrs. Kelly of Philadel-
phia, another sister OF Major Keyser.
| Others here for the event were Mr..
and Mrs. +. Il. Keyser, OF Harrisburg.
Pa, brother and sister-in-law Of the
| bridegroom: Mr.. and Mrs. William de
| Saussure Trenholm. of New York.
| uncle and aunt of the bride: Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank Trenholm, also Of New
| York; and Mrs. William Johnson and
Miss Johnson. of Charleston, s. c.
Maj Gen. John A. Iejune. command
ant Of the Marine Corps. was also
present
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Glover. who
have been at Bar Harbor Me-. for the
summer, have returned to Washing
ton and are at " estover. their place
on the outskirts OF town, to remain
through the autumn.
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page has ar
rived at the Profile House In the
White Mountains by automobile with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Lindsay, OF
Boston.
Mrs. Armstead Davis. who has been
o. Hot 4 r
part OF the summer. returned to the
resort yesterday after having been in
Washington for q few days. she
Joined her son. Henry Gassaway
Davis, 3rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace X. Bryce. o.
Washington, are at Heaton Hal
Stockbridgc, Mass, for a visit.
Mrs. c. q. Roosen, of Minneapoli
Mimi. who has an apartment at tn,
Cairo, gave a dinner there last even
Ing for her son, Coord r. Roosen and
his fiancee. Miss Edna Merton. whose
marriage will take place tomorrow
in st. Margaret's Church. with a re-
ception to follow at the home Of the
brides mother. Mrs. James Millar
Merton. Dancing followed the dinner.
The guests were Mrs. Merton, Miss
maid Of honor: Miss Genevievc Crist,
the bridesmaid: Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Hayem. Miss Francis Newell. Enrol
Thouret OF Montreal, Canada, the
best man: John Barnes, Frank Myers,
Thomas Robertson and John Merton.
Mr.. Roosen and his bride will live
In Minneapolis, where he Is in busi-
ness.
Mrs. Allen Burdette. wife Of Colonel
Burdette, u. s. A.. OF this city Is
at Linville, N. c.
Mrs. Albert Relyea and her daugh-
ter Miss Eleanor Relyea returned last
week from a visit to Linville, N. c..
and will leave the city again next
week. Mrs. Relyea will go to Cohas-
'ett, Mass, for the rest of the summer
and Miss Relyea will make some visits
IN Sandy Springs and Wilmington.
Del, and Join her mother later In
Cohassett, where she will remain until
returning to Smith College for her
senior year.
Mrs. Ernest N. Janson, OF Los
Angeles. has announced the marriage
Of her daughter Miss Hilda Eberiy to
Lieut.. Victor Cameron Barringer.
junior. U. S. N, on Tuesday August
"a in Los Angeles. Cal Mrs. Bar
ringer is well known IN Washington
and during the war period WAS .
member Of tho women's motor corps
of the District OF Columbia
wEDs MAINLAND MAN
Mr.. and Mrs. d. g. Lewis announce
the marriage of their daughter. Mar
garet Havener to John owen Kerby
of Fort Foote. Nd. which took place
yesterday afternoon. The marriage,
which was performed at the homo OF
the brides parents, was Witnessed
only by the immediate families of the
bride and bridegroom. Tho Rev.. G.
w. whitmore ofYiciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Jackson Of
Pasadena, Cal, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Milford Tishman at Maycraft.
Md, and will leave this month for
California in their car. They made