The Washington times., 1920-12-12

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sister. Enid, were born here--though
the older ones--Mrs. william Joyner.
of Denver, and Mrs. Louis Brown
low (whose husband was until re-
Gently when he went TO Petersburg
to run the city for them, one of
the Commissioners of the District
of Columbia), were probably born
in Tennessee. At any rate. the new
Mrs. Riddick and Miss Enid Sims
have grown up here and come out
Eore-and are decidedly Washington
girls Mr.. Sims goes out with the
Administration, which he has sup
ported whole heartedly, and natural
ly the Administration turned out
for HIS daughters wedding.
Miss Sims was radiant bride
and had charming bridal party.
Her bridesmaids, Miss Sidney Burle-
son. Miss Mamie Hamilton Miss
katherine Beach, and Miss Maxwell
Church were picturesquely clad in
orchid chiffon and silver lace Com
bined with French blue, while Miss
Enid Sims, the maid of honor. com
bined flesh, color and blue and sill
YER in her costume. In place of the
t, additional white satin, the bride
herself wore gown of shining
,silver cloth, most attractive
draped model. with sleeves Of tul!e
Embroidered in pearls. I'll wager
she brought 1t home with her from
the other side. 1t certainly looked
! it and she was recently abroad for
several months undet the wing of
Mrs. Hampson Gary. wife of our
Minister to Switzerland.
Mr. Riddick arrived early in the
week N Of a
parties arranged for his bride. Of
which the two most notable were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hamilton's on
Thursday and Miss Sidney Burleson's
| last night. Hc had for his best
man. Walter Mcdonnell, of Memphis,
land his ushers were Chester Snow
land Ross Thompson, of Washington,
and Mr. Dinney from New York. The
young people call him Bud" and I
never did hear what name his
sponsors in baptism gave him, and
Paul Sims the brides brother
Tne CEREMONY was followed by
reception for the bridal party--and
then they were off--and Washington
fell that it had lost one of its very
ricest and prcttiest giris-unless to
b. sure, Mr.. Sims comes back two
years hence,-in which case his
daughter Marie is. likely to be a
not infrepuent visitor.
Another wedding in which the Of
| fetal set is almost equally interested
| is Miss Augusta GlasSh--daughtcr Of
! Senator and Mrs Carter Glass of Nir-
| ginia. But as it takes place at
| Lynchburg. the Glass home town,
next Thursday-and Lynchburg is
| rather a long way to go for a welding,
| at time when there is a great deal
| ,t,r~ fol, in, IL, vfT,,
l don't know how many of them will
get there for it. IT il to be a church
! wedding-the Westminster Presby
terrain of Lynchburg. ! don't know
about a reception afterward, but |
| understand that Senator and AIRS.
Glass are having big reception be-
| forehaud-at the lakewood Country
! Club on Wednesday evening. They
are the loyalest sort of Nirginans,
! those Glasses. Miss Glass, like her sis
! ter, Miss Mary Archer Glass, who was
! married. just about year ago, is
/ marrying a Roanoke man--Robert
McClanaham Allen. And you know
except for the winter that Mr..
Glass was Secretary of the Treas
ury. they have never been both
cred TO establish themselves in
! Washington. though he was in Con-
| gress for years. preferring TO keep
| their Lynchburg house open. Will"
Mr.. Glass had quarters at a hotel here
| during the Congressional sessions,
his wife and daughter coming coca
sionally for few days.
s
Word OF the marriage of Prince
Montercale one time counselor and
charge d. affaires of the Italian en-
bassy at Washington--Princ Alliata
di Monterele di Villa Franco, to give
shim his complete and proper name
TO Countess Matarazza, of Sac Paola.
Brazil. reused quite furry of inter
est for the Prince was very well
known and liked. The wedding took
place i'm Rio dc Janeiro. where the
prince is now attached to the Italian
embassy, on october 20, but an
nouncement cards have only just
reached Washington and the wedding
came as surprise even to the
princes former colleagues hlre.
MISS OGDEN JONES
no WED.
And apropos Of weddings. here's n
piece of news OF very genuine and
general interost-Mr. and Mrs. Paul