The Washington times., 1920-01-01

snd front. Becoming collars OF the
chiffon and folds OF flesh pink tulle
across the front completed dainty
and effective costumes. They car
rIed old fashioned bouquets OF Nolets
and Ophelia roses In lace paper
holders. All the attendants wore chle
little hats fashioned OF chiffon 70
match their gowns and trimmed win
ribbon in pastel tones carrying out
the colors In the other gowns
Home G.yiy Decorated.
"siIver Spring" the beautiful resi-
dence OF former senator Blalr Lee
with whom Major ana Mrs. Lee MAKE
their home. was In gaia AZURE ior
the reception which foilowed e
ceremony. IL was decorated win
chrI.tmaa ereens, quantities OF RED
roses were used In the drawing room
and pink roses in the dining room.
A string orchestra concealed behind
the palms in the sun psrlor played
during the reception, which wound UP
with Informal dancing.
The bridegroom's mother, Mrs. j.
Harris Franklin, was present at the
ceremony and the reception followlns'
as were Mr.. and Mrs. ALEXANDER mur-
ray. OF West River. Nd; MI ana
Mrs. James II. Ellerson, Mrs j. u:
Murdsugh. Mrs. J. Il. ID. Murdsush, OF
Washington; Mrs. Y, Shield NC
Candlish, OF Fairfax. Va, and William
Murray. OF West River. Md, all reia-
tives OF Mr.. Franklin. The brides
aunt, Mrs. Paul Iglehsrt, came from
Baltimore TO be present, and others
among the out-of-town guests We're
Mr.. and Mrs. George Forbes, Mr' anu
Mrs George Calvert and Mr. ana
Mrs. T. e. Male. all Of Baltimore: MT
and Mrs. Douglas Mackall, MISS Lucy
MackaII and their fanny. OF langley
Va; the Misses Moore. OF Fairfax
Va, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Fow-
Ter of Alexandra. Many guests from
southern Maryland and Virginia as
well as from Washington were In
cludod in the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Will make
their home at Copley Courts Where
they have taken an apartment Nhen
they started on their wedding trip she
wore a modish suit OF navy blue
sIlvertone, with a small hat OF tan
duvetyn. embroidered In blue and tan.
camel's hair top coat. with beaver
collar.
The small tea which Mr.. and Mrs
Waddy Il. Wood gave yesterday
afternoon to present their daughter
Miss Lindsay Lomax Wood, to society,
was one OF the most delightful OF the
holiday festivities. The residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wood in Bancroft
place Vas gay with spruce, holly.
Christmas greens and scarlet potn-
settia, and was thronged all alter
noon with guests representative nf
the various circles of smart society
with which MIR. and Mrs. Wood are
affiliated.
The debutantc. who received with
her mother, wore dainty gown OF
white tulle embroidered in silver and
built over white satin. She carried
an armful of American Beauty roHss.
Mrs. Wood was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Lindsay LomaN. Her
sister. Miss Anne Lomax. and Mrs.
Charles Patterson presided at the
tea table. The young girls assist
ing were Miss Nancy Lane, Miss Mar
cia Chaplin, Miss Frances Hampson,
Miss Helen Tucker, Miss Sarah King,
Miss Celeste Crosby. Miss Agnes scott
Miss Betty Grove, Miss Anne Gor3on.
Miss Delphine Heyl. Miss Peggy Mar
tin, Miss Anne Dulany, Miss Mary
Custis Lee and Miss Helen McLana-
han.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
entertained at dinner preceding the
New Year Eve dance at the Chevy
Chase Club for the receiving party,
few additional girls. including Miss
Mildred Bromwell. Miss Jane Story,
Miss Louise Littauer. Miss Margaret
Harding and an equal number OF
young men.
Assistant Secretary of state an5
Mrs. William Phillips will sail on Sat.
urday from New York for England
to be with her mother, Ms. Haix, who
is ill., They left Washington ycstei-
day and will be absent five or six
weeks.