The Washington times., 1920-06-19
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Bakers to Have Informal Tea Dance
at Washington Barracks

roses at the waist line finished the
costume She wore a hat TO match
Of brown tsnets and tulle, and carries
= shower bouquet Of lilies OF the VAL
ley.
Miss Laura Berrisn was the maid
of-honoT and wore a becoming gown
If rose colored georgette crepe COM
bined with satin with a white hat and
carried an arm bouquet Of pink roses
Mrs MacNsushton received tho
guests In q handsome gown OF blacz
satin. also a Paris model. trimmed In
handsome old lace.
Mrs. Philip Smith. of New Hsvea
and MIRA James Smith. OF Boston. two
daughters OF Mr.. Davis. were the only
out-of-town guests present at the
ceremony.
Mr.. Davis and his bride left at I
o'clock for an extended trip West
They will make their home in wash
ington after September /.
Mas MacNsughton, who has been
living in Paris the last six yesrs. re-
turned TO American al the beginning
OF this week, arriving on the fin'snd
The bride Travelled in a smart Paris
gown of blue serge. the skirt and
| coatee being accordion plated and the
bodice embroidered in white. Her
hat was a dark blue toque trimmed
in white leaves.
The marriag. OF Miss Estells Gott-
Heb. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis s.
Gottlieb. of this city, TO Jacob r. Fain.
OF New York. whose engagement was
announced last week. will take place
the evening Of June "a at o'clock IN
the no ne OF the brides parents. 1t
will ne followed BY a reception.
Dr. william Holland Wilmer At.
tended the meeting OF the American
opthaimologicsl Society held at the
: Homestead Hotel Hot Springs. Va,
! this week.
Mrs. Charles q. Helmbold and her
/ daughter. Mrs. George Nahoo' have
taken possession OF th"'r cottare at
white Sulphur Springs for the season
| T T MacEwen. Of Princeton Cri-
versity. Will address the Y. w. c. A.
! open-sir meeting IN front 81 NJ. Ner-
non Place Church tomorrow after.
| noon at o'clock.
wedding Of interest 10 msnv
| Washington people took place in the
| Methodist Episcopal Church az Bunk
er Hill. " Va, on Wednesday sven-
ing. June rs, when Miss Ethel Pauline
| ClendeninE. daughter NJ Mr.. and Mrs.
! ] l. Ciendeninc. Of Bunker Hill. was
united in marriage 70 Theodore FL
| Ward formerly Of this city and now
! OF Philadelphra The ceremorv was
! performed hy the Rev. -. \ LuttreN.
/ The bride who was given IN marriage
bv her father wore a beautiful gown
! Of pussy willow tareta- trimmed With
valercienres lace and carried a shower
bouquet Of white tea roses and sweet
! peas.
The maid Of honor was the brides
sister, Mss Carrie Clendenlne. Her
costume was Of orchid organdi.. The
/ bridesmaids. who were EoTnee in
, pink nrgan1ie with hats - match,
( we're Miss FI'1aheth Fry. ~ washing
! ton: Miss Florence Becker and Miss
/ Elizabeth Eneisler. Of philadelphia.
/ and Miss Elizabeth Henson, Of Bunker
Hill
The bridegroom was attended by
| his brother-in-Iav. L y Rutherford,
! Of Philadelphia best man, and
| the ushers were walter 5 ward. ~
Washington. George Clendening. of
! Bunker Hill: George w Broucknnann.
! OF wilkes Barre. Pa. and Joe W Mort
| gan. ~ Philadelphia
| Following reception az the home
| OF the brides parents. Mr. ard Mrs.
W ara lef on an eStenCe0 Ne1ulNS
| tour. after which they will reside in
| Philadelphia.
| The marriage OF MISS Phllnrens
Morgan. daughter of Mrs Francis y.
| Morgan. to John NscNeiEh Reran Of
| MINNEAPOLIS. was solemnized this
morning in st. Fauls Church. the
ceremony beins followed by nuptial
mass.
| Miss Morgan was attended hv her
| cousin, Miss Philomera Abel, as maid
of-honor, and the best man was
Charles Eegan. brother OF the bride
groom The rushers were Mark
Bowen. of Syracuse, y. Y. Lawrence
Kennedy; Paul Kennedy. Of New
York. and Robert Payne. OF Washing
ton.
After the ceremony the bridal party
and members of the two families were
entertained at breakfast at the home
of the brides mother.
Mrs. Alexander Sharp, sr., who has
been in San Francisco, has gone to
San Diego, where her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Comdr. and Mrs. Alexan-
der Sharp. jr., have a cottage.