The Washington times., 1921-06-15

silver, and the skirt which 10 made
short 10 very full and hooped. The
vesi Will be arranged with fan
shaped frilI st the bsck Of the head
and held In place with silver band.
and WIN fall seversl yards on the
moor, forming train. She wih
carry q shower bouquet OF white
sweet peas and liiiss Of the valley.
MS. Monroe Warner. sister-in-law
sf the bride. will be marion Of honor,
wearing dainty frock OF apricot or
candle. trimmed with tiny rufnss OF
lace. And blue orgasdts Aowers sp-
p.iqued on the shawl collar. She viii
War large back picture hat and
Will carry an arm gull OF blue del-
ffiniumi showered With deiphiums
thd maiden hair ferns.
The maid of honor who 10 Miss
Margaret Granger. Of yiliiamsport,
l'a- formerly OF Washint ton. will be
becomfngiy sowned IN old blue or
Csndie combined with smbroidered
c'eam net. The skirt is made with
ranels in the front, back and sides.
and finished with girdle Of rose and
blue satin with touches of pink roses.
Miss Dorothy Mondeii.l Miss Doro-
thy warren. a cousin OF the bride.
and Miss Judith Clark and Miss Ma
tale Penn. Of Martinsville. Va. class
mates OF the bridcg at Goucher Col
lsge. will be Bridesmaids and will
wear organdie frocks fashioned
alike, with tight bodices and full
skirts. and trimmed with frills and
ribbons to match. They will wsA.
large black pitture hatA
Miss Mondeli and Miss Warren will
wear pale green and carry shower
bouQuets of fame coiored sweetpean.
and Miss Penn and Miss Clark will
be Eowned In orchid colored organdie
and ry sweetpeas to match.
Little Miss Katherine Tobias and
Miss Ruth Warren. sister of the bride,
will be nower girls. and will wear
fetching frocks Of flesh colored or
gsndie trimmed with tiny rufRies and
pink ribbons. carrying baskets of
flowers In rainbow coIors.
Mr.. Gerard Baylss win be best man,
and the ushers viii be Mr. Detlow
Marthinson. Monroe warren. Bates
Warren. I'd; Hugh Warren and Ben
Warren. 3r.. brothers Of the bride.
The church Win be decorated with
quantities OF palms and cut flowers
In rainbow coiors. and the same win
be used at the home In Columbis
road where the reception viii take
place.
Mrs Warren. mother Of the bride
and Mrs. spanogle. mother OF the
bridegroom, will assist the bride In
receiving. Mrs. Warren wearing peach
colored grorgette and q black hat and
corsage OF orchids and lilies of the
valley. Mrs. Spanogie will wear .
handsome gown OF green georgette
and bat to match q corsage OF orchids
and lilies of the valley.
Among those who will assist in the
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Mrs. Atherton Seidel, Mrs. c. c. Pierce,
Mrs. J. p. Terry. Mrs Bolivar Lloyd,
Mrs. Carl Burgess, Mrs Bates Warren
and Mrs. Henry Tobias.
After the reception Lieutenant Span
ogle and his bride viii leave for a wed
ding trip, the bride wearing q smart coat
suit Of navy blue tricotine, trimmed
with gray and q hat to match. Of
shiny blue straw. They will motor to
Delaware Water Gap. and will make
their home at Louistown for the
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Huidekoper
will leave Washington for Newport
today.
Former Senator Thomas p. Gore and
Mira Gore have been tho guests this
week of Capt and Mrs. Thomas J.
senn at the naval torpedo station, |
Newport. Mr.. Gore was the orator at
the Newport Lodge of Erks' flag day
exercises Monday evening.
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Count Pironti Giuseppe. of Rome,
Italy. is q guest at the lafayette
Hotel
Mrs. Robert r. Hit is At the Ritz
Carlton, New York. for q few days
Miss Katherine Mackay, OF New
York. who has many friends In wash-
ington, has gone to her fathers
country home at Harbor Hill, L. l.,
for the summer.
Miss Fay Brennan left today for
several weeks visit in Ohio.
Senior Manuel Montsrc. jr.. nephew
of the Peruvian ambs sssoor, who has
been visitins the Ambassador and
Nine Pezet. left for New York yester-
cay. and will sail todr, for Peru,
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Mrs. Joseph Letter left Washington
exterday for Bever,- Farms, Mass.
where she will pass the summer. Her
mother, Mrs. John r. Williams, will
leave here at the end OF the week TO
J, In Mrs Letter there.
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The three days midsummer fair
and carnival 1T the Women's City
club, which opens this afternoon,
Offers many interesting and amusing
features. The spacious clubhouse
has been effectively decorated and
there are all sorts OF allurinG art
iclss offered In the various booths
Mrs. Elizabeth Churchill Wclch
will give an interpretative dance thi.
evening, taking Greig's ITO Spring
as her moive- She will be accom-
painted by Mrs. Lena Shepherd Tufel.
Miss Helen Mcoughtry will inter
pret .Thc Coauette."
Miss Lily Thomas. Miss Maud r.
Cavanaugh. Mrs. Monica ID. Wood
cit Mrs. Floyd waggaman. Miss Nan
cy Reed, Miss Mary Bosgs Miss I.o-
raine Ure, Miss Mabelie Alexander,
Miss Nell Clark and Miss Isabel Kid
cr have been added to the general
committee.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard S. Emmet
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