The Washington herald., 1920-01-26
Wife of the Spanish Ambassador.

who ride in the gymkhana next Sat-
urday.
The delegation for Panama to the
Second Pan American Financial Con-
ference were guests of honor at a
luncheon rendered Saturday by DIR.
Clarence j. Owens at the University
Club. The guests included the fol-
lowing: Joseph Lefevre, charge
d'affaires of Panama: DR.. Jose
Agustin Arrange. chairman of the
Panama delegation and president OF
the National Bank of Panama; DR..
Luis E. Alfaro. DR.. Juan Navarro
Diaz, Senator Duncan U. Fletcher.
member of the International High
Commission; William II. Saunders, of
Washington; NJ. B. Wellborn, governor
of the Federal Reserve Bank of At
lanta, special representative of the
Secretary of the Treasury for Panama,
and the following members of the
Group Commission for Panama, ap-
pointed by the Secretary of the Treas
ury: Henry c. Brengle. of Pennsyl-
vania: Charles Henry Butler. of Wash
ington; T. +. Cream. of New York:
B. S.-Cutler, of Washington; Nelson
A. Gladding. OF Indiana: J. A. House,
of -Ohiol George F. Kunz. of New
York: George Mixter. of New York;
Walter Penfield. of Washington: A.
". Tedcastle, of Massachusetts. and
Augustus l. Hasskarl. secretary Sf the
committee. There were present also
DIR. Boris A. S. Aronow. chief econo-
mist of the Federal Farm Loan Board;
Albert Z. Tate, a member of the
Group Committee for Cuba, and a di-
rector of the Southern Commercial
Congress; B. A. Northcott, of West
Virginia, director of the Southern
Commercial Congress and a member
of the group committee for Salvador;
r. l. McKellar, of Louisville, KY, a
member of the committee of Uruguay,
and d. W. Ross. of California.
The marriage of Miss Julia Mar
garet Dadmun, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur II. Dadmun. Of this city,
and Stevens Beall, secretary to the
Columbia Historical Society and a
lineal descendant of Ninian Beall, gov
ernor general of Maryland and COM
mander-in-chief OF the colonial forces
in Maryland, was solemnized Saturday
evening at 8 o'clock
The ceremony took place at the
home Of the brides parents, 2Sl9 Q
street, with Rev. Edward T. Dadmun,
OF Hampton, Va. uncle of the brioe,
reading the Episcopal service from
the vellum bound prayer book car
ried by the bride, which had been left
to the bridegroom for this purpose by
his great-grandmother.
Mountain laurel, palms and ever
greens effectively decorated the rooms
forming a bower in the front bay win
dow where the wedding party stood
for the ceremony.
The wedding march from Lohengrin,
played by Miss Mary westwood. an
nouneed the approach of the bride,
who entered, leaning on her fathers
arm, to be met at the improvised al
TAR oy the bridegroom and his best
man. Maj Norman B. Cole, U. 8. A,
VINO as chief of medical service at
ort McHenry. Md, was in full uni
form.
Preceding the bride were her two
young sisters, Miss Charlotte Dadmun,
IN pale plue crepe de chine. and Miss
Dora white Dadmun, in pink wolfe,
trimmed with lace and embroidery
walked, holding the wide white RIB
bons which formed the aisle up which
the wedding party passed.
Miss Helen H. Fetter. as maid of
honor, wore gown of orchid chiffon
over. silk of a darker shade.
The bridal gown of white creme de
chine and satin was fashioned with
draped skirt and trimmed with
duchesse lace. an heirloom. The tulle
veil, which was held in place by
orange blossoms, had been worn by
the brides mother at her wedding.
A reception to about a hundred inti-
mate friends followed the ceremony.
Mrs. Dadmun, mother Of the bride.
wore a handsome gown of black lace
over white satin, with touches of Law
ender on the corsage. Miss Louise
Dadmun. sister the bride, who re-
turned from Cornell University for
the occasion. was in elctric blue silk
net over rose pink satin.
Among the out -of-town guests were
Rev. and Mrs. Edward T. Dadmun.
uncle and aunt of the bride:s the
Misses Charlotte and Alice Dadmun
of Hampton, Va, cousins of the bride:
Miss Emily Price and Miss Louise
Price Of Philadelphia, cousins of the
groom; Norman B. Falconer and
Miss Dorothy Hymes OF Baltimore.
F. A. Espil entertained at dinner at
Wardman Park Hotel Saturday eve
ming number OF the members of the
Argentine Legation and friends. Those
present were Miss Helen zuberbuhler.
Miss Adele Zuberbuler, Miss Marta
Aidas. Mrs. L. A. Muller, Victor Aver
"a. l. A. Muller. Mr.. McAdoo and N
H Moreno The party spent the eve
ming after dinner dancing on the
lobby floor.
Mrs. Merrill aGtes will not be at
home on Wednesday. 4
--rs. Joseph Hampson and Miss
Hampson will be at home next Sat-
urday for the last time this season.
The Columbia Country Club omitted