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be others IN the group representing
the guests. and the part of Helligonde
Schlechtendorff will be taken by Miss
Beatrice Henderson, who will come to
the wedding in the identical sleigh
which she used on that occasion. The
sleigh has been in the possession OF
been brought down here for this
picture.
Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond, the song
writer and authoress will arrive III
Washington on February 10 to be
the guest Of eX XRepresentative and
Mrs Joseph Baltzell Showalter. who
are living temporarily at Wardman
Courts. This will be Mrs. Bonds first
visit to Washington since 1907. when
she came. at the request OF PRESIDENT
and Mrs. Roosevelt. to give u musical
| in the White House.
The wedding of Miss Laurie Edward
Smith. daughter of Cen and Mrs.
Robert Gibson Smith of the Holly
hooks. Sayville. and Mr.. Andrew Perry
de Forest Allgood took place Satur-
day in st. AIMS Episcopal Church. in
/ Sayville. l.. l. The officiating clergy
men were the Rev. John II. Prescott,
c. Ernest Smith. rector of st. Thomas
Episcopal Church. in Washington
| The family of the bride have lived
! much in Washington and in New
York, but during and since the war
have occupied their home at Sayvllle.
The scheme of floral decorations at
| the church suggested sprinstime. The
altar rail was banked with palms.
which made a background for masses
| of yellow narcissus and white daisies.
altar.
! Prof. Woodstock. organist: Mr..
Hans KronalI. cellist. and twelve
choir boys. who wole royal blue
| cottas and white Surplices. rendered
the music The choir met the bridal
party at the door of the picturesque
| stone church and preceded them to
the altar. The Rev. ]. H. Prescott
read the betrothal service and the
i ceremony was performed by Or.
feet Love" and. for the recessional:
The Voice That Breathed Ger Eden.
| The bridal gown was of cloth OF
silver, severely simple and adorned
only with bands of pearls. with a
! very long court train of silver cloth
Her veil of Spanish lace was caught
! in cap effect with garlands OF
orange blossoms. Instead of the con-
| ventional bouquet, the bride carried
an ivory bound prayerbook, with a
shower of lilies of the valley and
! orange blossoms. Her ornament was
, the bridegroom's gift, diamond
| bracelet. She was given in marriage
by her brother. Mr.. E l.. Ward Smith
| and her attendant was her sister
| Mrs Baldridge. wife of Com
mander II. A. Baldridge. as matron
! of honor, who wore gown OF shaded
violet chiffon, and a large violet straw
hat. trimmed with flowers of yellow
! and palest lavender. She carried a
basket hat overlooking with yellow
daisies and single violets. Mrs. Smith
. the brides mother, wore a gown OF
| black velvet and lace over white
! chiffon, and tulle hat in orchid
shades. Mrs. Allgood, mother of the
bridegroom. wore a gray charmeuse
! embroidered and a hat of gray satin
and ostrich.
Mr.. Allgood's best man was Mr.
| Ernest Pope of New York. and the
ushers were Maj. William c. Rose
U. S. A, of Washington; Mr.. Christie
pher Robert of New York. Commander
Baldridge. U. s. N. and the brides
! younger brother, Mr.. Jewett Holt
| Smith.
| A reception at the Hollyhocks fol-
| lowed the wedding, where the floral
| decorations were also spring flowers
and palms.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Allgood have gone to
Pinehurst, where they will remain for
several weeks before continuing their
T; trip farther south.
| Miss Louise Wood. daughter of
! Maj Gen. Leonard Wood. L. S. A.
will be the guest of honor at a din
ner to be given this evening by Dr.
and Mrs. Robert W. Johnson at their
home in Baltimore before the Bach
! erors' cotillon at the Lyric
| Mrs. Robert Sturgis of Philadelphia
has announced the engagement OF
Mr. Nigel Cholmeley-Jones of that
city.
| Miss Sturgis is the second daugh-
ter of the late Robert Sturgis.
/ Mr.. Cholmeley-Jones is the eldest
son Of Edward Cholmeley-Jones and a
nephew of the late Richard Watson
Glider. During the war he served as
| a lieutenant in the American expedi-
! tionary forces and is a member of
the City and Republican clubs. He is
a brother of Lieut.. Col. Richard Glider
Cholmeley-Jones. director of war
Roynon Cholmeley-Jones. who served
as a lieutenant in the war.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
The marriage of Miss Roena P
Noise. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. r
Noise Of Kansas City. Mo-. and Mr.
Gerard j. Hungerford. formerly OF
Charles county. Md. took place on
Thursday afternoon. February 5, at
| 3:l5 O'CLOCK, at the Church or the
Ascension. the Rev. DR.. J. Henning
Nelms officiating. The bride wore a
| travelling suit of green cloth. with a
corsage bouquet of pink roses. Mr.
and Mrs Hungerford left Immediate
ly after the ceremony for a short
! wedding trip. They will make their
home in this city. having taken an
| apartment at Wardman Courts.
| Capt and Mrs. Edward McCauley
| ir, entertained at dinner last night
| University "PrOm."