The Washington times., 1920-07-24
MEREDITHs RETURNING.


The Secretary OF Agriculture an'
Mrs Meredith are expected TO return
to their apartment here tomorrow
from their home in Des Moines. where
they have made short visit since
the convention in San Francisco.
Major General Inouye, military at
tache of the Japanese embassy was
host At a luncheon at the Shoreham
today, entertaining in honor or Cap
tain Teraoka and some OF the officers
of the Japanese cruiser kasuga.
Frederick ]. Stimson, American
AMBASSADOR to Argentina, ana Mrs'
Stimson arrived in New YORK yes
terday on board the Munson liner
Callao. and will spend their vacation
in this country.
Carlos Velleio, who will be connect
ed with the Argentine embassy at
Washington as commercial attache.
and Edward c. O'Brien, former
American minister to Uruguay, were
also passengers on board the Callao.
Gen. John ]. Pershing. U. g. A, ac-
companied by his son, Warren Persh-
ing, has gone to Naushon Island.
Mass, where he will be the guest or
w. Cameron Forbes, former governor
general of the Philippines.
MANN-KIRKPATR WEDDING.
Miss Alice Dudley kirkpatrick,
daughter OF the Rev. James hlrk-
patrick, rector of st. Johns Church
Chevy Chase, and Mrs kirkpatrick,
and John Wilmot Mann Will be mar
ried this afternoon at o'clock. Ihe
ceremony will take place in st. John
the brides father officiating. and Will
be followed by an informal reception
at the rectory.
Mr. Mann is the son or Mr. ana
Mrs. George Mann, of Washington,
and his bride is a granddaughter of
the late Rt. Rev. Thomas Underwood
Dudley, Bishop of Kentucky. The we'd
ding is Of interest to a wide circle OF
friends of both families in Washing
ton and the vicinity and many guests
have come from other cities for the
occasion.
The ceremony bids fair to be one
Of the prettiest of the summer season.
The picturesque little church is ef-
fectively decorated with palms, ferns
and white flowers, roses peonies and
other summer blossoms being used in
fragrant profusion and the drawing
rooms of the brides home are also
filled with flowers.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her brother, Ensign James Kirk
patrick, jr.. and will be attended by
two bridesmaids, Miss Margaret
Mann, sister OF the bridegroom, and
Miss Eleanor Bowie, of Prince
Georges County, Md. Rivero Town
shend will be best man for Mr.. Mann
and the ushers are Thomas Peyton,
Edward Carr, Frank Baughman and
John Mccarthy. Little Miss Helen
Davidson, of Kensington, will be
flower girl
The bridal, party will enter the
church to the strains Of the Mendels-
sohn wedding march played by Clark
Middleton at the organ and during
the ceremony Miss Mary stevens Will
sing 80 Perfect Love" The brides
gown is Of soft ivory charmeuse
made with a long court train and
trimmed with a Bertha OF beautiful
Limerick lace which was specially
make for Miss Kirkpatrick. Her veil
Of tulle will be held in place with
clusters of orange blossoms and she
will carry shower Of pink roses.
The bridesmaids frocks are Of rose
pink organdie, girdled with hy-
drangea blue, and they will wear
becoming PINK OTsdnuie ndls. Heh
bouquets will be of pink roses. The
little flower girl will wear a dainty
ruffled white organdie dress, with
white organdie sash and pink bows
in her hair and will carry a basket
of roses. She is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Davidson and Is
cousin of the bridegroom.
When Mr.. Mann and his bride leave
for their wedding trip she will wear
a chic brown taffeta costume, with
smart little brown taffeta hat
Among the guests here for the we'd
ding are Miss Margaret Carter and
Hiss Susan Carter, of Charlottesville,