New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Two W Weddinaes
Grown Events
! I'm " asllina se,to1n
Miss Minna Blair Is Married
10 Richard c. aollyday Jr.
and Mss Marian Autz 10
Capt. lewis Tenney Ross
1 lei~ly il Deba;ante List
Re'cv'i sven by DR.. Ali
c. mister from Ecua-
"J, -. 9rrs 0uf Smart SET
..Farrei Dispatch 10 The Tribune

.faceei Dispatch to The Tribune
WASHINGTON. Oct. 16.-The crown
ing event in Washington society we'd
dines OF the autumn was that at 8
clock yesterday afternoon in St.
Johns Episcopal Church. in Lafayette
Square sometimes called the Church
Of Presidents when Miss Minna Blair,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Montgomery
Blair. was a-ried to Richard c. Hol
lyday jr., son Of Captain Richard c.
Ho!lyday, L. s. ~, now stationed in
New YORK, ana Mrs. Nollyday.
The bride Is the granddaughter of
Montgomery Blair, who was Postmaster
General in Lincoln's Cabinet, and
great granddaughter Of Francis P.
Blair, r4nAing member OF Andrew Jack
sons "Kitchea Cabinet On her
nqther's SIDE she IS tae granddaughter
Of the late William T. Draper, once
American Ambassador to Italy, and
through that connection she is the
cousin Of Princess Aa4rc Boncompagni,
Of Rome
The bride wss escorted and given
away by her f~ther, and had attending
her MIS- Adosphus Station. her sister,
VINO is the wife Of Commander Station,
L. S. ~, as uatIon o. honor. Her
5iid as1nales were another sister Miss
Virginia Blair; MISS JOY Draper, a
cousin, Of Charlotte, n. c., Miss Eliza
beth Prescott, OF Cleveland; Miss Ade-
laioe 1uttie, Miss Cecilia McCallum
and Miss Anne Everett, all of Wash
iaAton.
Inc bridal gown was Of rose point
lace which formed tae wedding gown
Of the brides grandmother Mrs:
Richie. mounted over the softest Of
SATIN and veiled in tullo. The veil,
which was arranged ia cap shape and
formed the court train, was OF tuile,
witch three-inch bands of the SATIN
which formed the court train OF her
mothers wedding gown. clusters OIL
orange blossoms lclA tac veil IN place
and a shower bouquet Of lilies of-tae-
valley and garden.as completed tne
Nr Iollyday had as best man his
bpother KING AoAytay, and the usnefs
were Frederick c. helNngcr, OF New
York; Blamley Seoley, Aorrls bSrrvOO'
Robert Bell, c. Fenno Aoitman' NcNley
h COKE and Frederick Y. Drayton, OF
PhAadel lphia. ..,,. No
. 93 West fifty-lourth street, ne"
OK.
Miss Kutz Becomes Bride
Another important wedding OF yes
tcrday was tAat OF Miss MaN&h !, n4.1~- -.t.'
Ietr Kutz. DAUGHTER Of Colonel Cnaries
Niiia,,e~ Kutz. u. 5. A. Lng.ueer Com
fsi.sloner of tne District " Noiumola'
s'-1 Mrs hutz To Captain Lewis Zen
nev Ross. lu9ineor Corps, /. ,. A.
.+ o'clock In the Church of Our
lt44lar the pastor, the heN. L. VI.
pnvors oficiating. IN important OH
ciai ,omoaur was present and the nm
,.n,+anca of the Ludegroom's family
Vas Suggested in The fact that ms
SISTER Miss Betsy Ross, the naIpesake
OF her illustrioUs anccstress' was ""'u
Colonel Kut1 escorted and gave the
BRIDE in marriage, and het cos June
was one of the most distinctive Ol inc
season. suggesting the moyen age IN tne ,i
hooped skirt, the manager. AO oA 1ne
waist line and other details. 1T was
Of ,eor..ottc crepe aud tafcta, and the
bridal N-l was arranged With coIoAet
of e<A. 4e blossoms. Mrs. Wilson q.
Blnra.m was malr0n OF honor for her
sister and the bridesmaids besides Miss
Ross we've: Miss Louise Ladue, Of
Phila1eiphia; Mss Sue Shattuck, OF
Brooklyn. aad Miss Frances Peck and
nj .Ss Hester Boetler, Of Washington
The best man for CAPTAIN Ross Was
Frank Johnson, q. S Naval KeseiV
and the ushers were Captain Wilson u
BINGHAM, CAPTAIN s. D. Sturgis r.
I..t faL oo {'o,N+nfN y y
hlfoft and Lieutenant c. p. Towns ley
+ blowing y wedding journey Captain
and Mrs. hoss VIII 80 to Camp EN.
phiey, where he is stationed.
Guest al Colby Home
The Misses Colby, daughters Of tn
SECRETARY OF Statc and Mrs. Colby, hav'
threc house quests with them. Mis-
Mildred Scdgv icE, of Stockbridge
Mass, and Miss Cecily Simonds an
Mir. Goodwin, both G. New York Mr..
Colby is planning pleasant little pro
gram Tor the Young women OF tA
house, but is deferring her official SO
cial Obligations for a little while, q
the Secretary - absent on campaig
speaking SO much or the time tina sh
prefers not TO accept dinner engage
lncnts.
Enlisting the attention Of a numbe
children yesterday was the part
~hich Edwin T. Meredith IT,, son c
20 Secretary Of Agricultlre and Mr.,
-aecedith. gave FOR the five cnilorcn G
the Ambassador from Grca- nmt@i
and Lady Gc~des. by name and ar
Ross, thirteen years OLD; I'd
rinc; Margaret, seven; John l,c. al
the baby of the household, n t-e
There was first q luncheon p uq VII
many novel features, 60 laen
movie" show, with the -lr he
operating the machine HIN