The Washington times., 1920-05-25

loom in her family, with tiny elus-
ters of orange blossoms. and she car
ried a shower bouquet OF white sweet
peas and lilies OF the valley.
Miss Elsie Heron Hsmill. who was
her sisters maid OF honor. wore .
frock OF buttercup yellow ebinon
tafreta combined with tulle and q
picture hat OF yellow tulle trimmed
In yellow daisies with brown centers
and finished with a long streamer OF
brown velvet. She carried a great
bouquet OF eoreopsis tied with brown
tulle.
Thomas shipiey. OF Philadelphia.
was the best man, and the ushers
were william II. Hsmill. Jr., w. Lloyd
Edwards, Lawrence Wroth, OF Balti.
more. cousin OF the bridegroom, and
the Rev. Thomas Browne, OF Hay
market. Va.
A reception at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamill followed the ceremony,
Mrs. Hamill and Mrs. Edward w.
Wroth. mother OF the bridegroom, re-
ceiving with the wedding party.
when Mr. and Mrs. wroth left for
their wedding trip the latter wore a
travelling gown OF dark blue tricotine
with a small hat to match. AZ the
conclusion of their trip they will be
~ "osg "hcTC
Rev. Mr.. wroth will assume his du.
ties as rector of ST. Peters Church.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. william A. Norton. of New York;
Mrs. Morris w. yelsey. OF Jamaica.
l. LINZ. and Mrs. Thomas Shipley.
of Philadelphia, and J. y. Maxwell. OF
Houshton. Mich.
The engagement of Miss Constance
NJ yaucIain, of Rosemont. Pa. TO
William II. Hamilton. OF Brooklyn.
has been announced by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel NJ Vauclain.
Mr.. Hamilton. who resides at 665 ST.
Marks avenue, Brooklyn, Ia in busi-
ness with the Guaranty Trust Com
pany OF New York and served In
Fra nee as an officer In the United
states Aviation Corps.
As the youngest daughter OF the
president of the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, Miss Vauclain Is known
throughout the country as one OF the
leading feminine exhibitors OF horses.
her stables at Rosemont being famous
the country over. The stables. led by
The Whip. an undefeated champion.
won no fewer than twenty champion
ships and 1876 ribbons In 1919. She has
frequently Nisiteu III ""'h"o' 'o'
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement OF Miss Helena Living
ston Fish. daughter OF Hamilton Fish
OF New York. TO Henry Forster, OF
New York. SON OF Mrs. Frederick For
ster. of Milton. Mass.
Like her fiance. who WAS first ar
aviator with the French armies and
later transferred TO the United states
Naval Aviation Corps, Miss Fish serv-
ed overseas in the American Ambu'
lance Hospital at Neuilly and later In
the French canteens. Mr.. Forster is a
Harvard graduate. class OF 1911, and
belongs to the Harvard and Racquet
clubs here.
Miss Fish is a granddaughter o.
Hamilton Fish. who was Secretary ol
state In President Grants Cabinet
Her father was speaker OF the assem-
bly,. member of Congress. and Assist
ant Treasurer OF the United States.
Will Move To New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell
and their son. Mr.. Ten Eyck Wendell
IT,. have arrived at the Lafayette FOL
short stay in Washington. The,
will dismantle their home at 1859 Con
neticut avenue. which they have sold
and will in future make New forl
their winter home to be near theil
son. who Is located there. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Wendell will later motor to theil
country home. Lakelawn. at Gaze
novia, n. Y, which they will occup,
part OF the sumer, going thence tc
Bar Harbor. Mrs. Wendell recently
came from Hot Springs. Va.
Mrs. Edward r. Brown has gone 10
New York. where she will remain for
a visit Of about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson lef
Sunday for Annapolis on their house
| boat, the Roxanna, with their guests
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Culberson and
William Culberson, OF Louisville, ny.
who spent horse show week with
/ them. From Annapolis Mr.. and Mrs