Evening star., 1921-11-07
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Mrs. Harding to Receive a Few Guests
by Appointment This
Afternoon. -.

X TRs. HARDING will receive q
NH few guests by appointment
lv at the White House this
afternoon.
Mrs. Coolidge to he
Luncheon Guest.
Mrs Coolidge. wife Of the Vice
President. will be tho honor guest at
a luncheon to be given wednesday by
Mrs Ben johnson, wife Of Represen-
tative johnson, in her apartment at
the Calverton.
Tho Attorney General. Mr.. Harry
Columbus, Ohio. whore he w.r
to spend the week end. MT
Daugherty has given up the resid-
ence 1909 II street, where he has re-
sided since coming to Washington,
and is at Wardman Park Hotel.
where he has taken an apartment for
the winter.
Admiral Of the Fleet Earl Beatty.
r. N. and Countess Beatty will re-
turn today from Kansas City. ami
this evening Mrs. Marshall Field will
entertain .e ~. brilliant snsns mps1sy .sy,,rs At
and alanee COUNTESS n sns'r ssasey viii Se the
guests Of MrA Field while in
Washington. and many notable func-
tions are being planned for them.
Tomorrow evening the Secretary Of
the Navy and Mira Denby will give
/ dinner in compliment to them, and
Mra Charles L Mocawley will enter
tain in their honor. RI
Mis-. BIoaEett weas
Capt. Gaillard.
One of the largest weddings Of
social importance this season was
that Of Miss Monica Peck Blodgett,
younger daughter Of Mrs. Delos A.
Blodgett, and Capt. David st. Pierre
DuBose Gaillard. which took place
at noon today In historic st. Johns
Church, on Lafayette square. Tho
quaint old church had simple deco
ration Of white chrysan themums and
roses with a background Of green.
with standards Of the chrysanthe-
NUNS to mark the pews. The cere-
Roland Cotton Smith. and was fol-
lowed by a breakfast in the home Of
the brides mother at 1900 18th street
The youthful bride was attended by
her sister. Mrs. Henry p. Erwin. a
bride Of less than a year. as matron
Porcher. as maid Of honor. The
bridesmaids were Miss Marion Drain,
Miss Terese Hall, Miss Katharine
Marriott and Miss Eleanor Fits of
New York. Mr.. Erwin. brother-in.
h@ the 1s 1shers .ns were we're Mr.. wal Waiter % Boyd.
cousin Of the bridegroom; Mr.. Giles
pie Adams of Atlanta, Mr.. David Ed
ward Fish and Mr.. Caleb Keany Of
Bethlehem. Pa
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her brother. Mr.. Delos A.
Of Belgian needlepotnt lace. made in
princess fashion. over tulle and chif-
fon. The neck was square and mod
erately low, and the short sleeves
were edged with tiny orange bios
SONS. alternating with pearls. The
skirt hared at the bottom with q cir
cular founce and was the new length.
cord Of pearls and orange blossoms
tied loosely about the waist and SINH
lar cords falling from either side OF
the neckline. A court train of the
| iace. lined with satin and chiffon
had a wide band of the satin out.
| tom sprays of orange blossoms and
pearls. Her full tulle veil was held
by a chaplet Of pearls and orange
blossoms, with a cluster of the two
at the right side, from which tiny
strings Of pearls and orange blossom.
fell to her shoulder. She carried
orchids with shower of lIlies-of-the
valley.
Mrs. Erwin and Miss Porcher wor,
gowns Of wistaria velvet with sid,
panels and short sleeves Of cobwel
lace Of the same shade. The velve
formed panels back and front with I
shoulder to shoulder neck line, ant
fashioned with an uneven hem. TIL,
o. each was marked will
sprays Of wistaria blooms made o
s-.h and velvet on stems OF the SAM
color. Their hats were Of tulle will
upturned velvet brims to match thei
WAS with moonlight blue ostricl
'rs falling over the brims at one side
forcher, orchids and Aaron War,
roses. The bridesmaids wore frook
Of moonlight blue made OF the SAM
materials and in the same fashion q
those Of the other attendants, the hat
were Of blue with wistaria feather
and blue delphinium.
At the breakfast which followed
Ms. Blodgett and Mrs. Gaillard, moth
ers Of the bride and bridegroom, re
ceived with them, the former wearing
fivory chiffon velvet with Z motif o
seed pearls and white chenille, - ha
Of the same material trimmed will
white ostrich: and the latter wor'
natter blue Canton crepe embroideret
lin beads Of the Same hue and . ha
Of Spanish lace trimmed With ostrici
feathers. The BRIDES table was lait
in the breakfast room with . rare olt
Sevres service from which the bride
and bridesgrooms' Of six generation
lin Capt. Gaillard's family have par
taken Of their wedding breakfasts
and which was one Of the gifts from
/ the bridegroom's mother. Long stem
med American beauty roses were uset
and pale pink roses in the music room
where a string orchestra played be
hind q screen Of green's studded witt
Mrs. Charles G. Matthews. aunt q
the bride, wore Gfay snd black Can
ton crepe, with strings Of black an
white beads, . hat Of gray trimme'
with black oapfey. Among thu ont
of:town quests wers ". and ",
and aunt Of the tside. tie lattsl
wearing royal blue out velvet an,
chiffon. with . hat Of the came sshad'
trimmed with ostrich; Mr. and Mr.
s. H. Peck Of Atlanta, uncle and aun
of the bride. the latter In colder
brown Canton crepe embrcidefed II
self tones and trimmed with heav!
Mrs W. Herbert Run Of Ridgsway
81 C., aunt Of the bridegroom. VII,
wore black crepe Dc chine embeoid
cred In beads. and Q hat Of blacl
tuile: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Llenoir o
Sumpter. 8. c., unele ana aunt Of tn