Evening star., 1921-07-10

Longworth and the latter's brother
and sister-in-law, the assistant secre-
tary OF the Navy and Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt, are in Southampton, l.. l.,
where they went to attend the we'd
ding yesterday Of Miss Margaret
Alwyn krech and Mr.. William Shelf
field Cowles. jr, nephew Of the late
Col. Theodore Roosevelt.
The ceremony was performed in St.
Andrews Dune Church, d quaint lit
tie edifce. close to the sea, by the
! Rev. DR.. Endicott Peabody. and was
followed by a breakfast and a recep-
tion in the spacious garden at Hedg-
rows, the summer home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin w. krech.
situated in a picturesque spot, on
Lake Agawam.
Mrs. L. Stuart Wing, sister of the
bride, was matron Of honor. and the
bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy Dun
can and Miss Helen Lee. Mr.. Theo-
dore Douglas Robinson, cousin OF the
bridegroom, was best man and the
ushers were Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt
Whitney, Mr.. Shepard krech. brother
of the bride; Mr. Godfrey S. Rookie
feller, Mr.. Edward Winter. Mr.. Ed
ward Bangs. Mr.. William Lift. MT.
Bartlett Hemingway. Mr. Durham
Barney. Mr.. Harvey Bradley. nSar Mr,
Wilbur stsuntoh and Mr. Stephen
Mr. Cowles is the son of Rear Ar,
miral and Mrs. William Shemeld
Cowles. the latter formerly Miss Anna
Roosevelt, and 10 we'll known mere
where. with his parents. he lived Tor
several years.
The assistant secretary of the Navy
and Mrs Roosevelt will be the guests
of honor at luncheon today of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles H. Sabin, in their home
Bayberry Land. on Peconic bay. MT.
and Mrs. W. Emlen Roosevelt were
evening of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Townsend at their home. Hopeland.
Former Director of the American
Red Cross and Mrs. Henry P. Dawson
are entertaining the Rev. DR.. Endi-
cott Peabody over the week END at
their home near Locust valley.
A wedding of interest in Washing
ton was that of Miss Ruth Stew
art Hall and Mr.. James Gibson EweI'
which took place "Wednesday AT
! ernoon. in the chapel OF the Casner ,
dral Of St John me the D,rtme whn ia a
daughter Of Mrs. Sidney Lawrence
Ha1i of New York. is a cousin Of
the Princess .Speranskg'
granddaughter of President L. 8:
Grant The ceremony was perIor.hea li 60
a. gao o'clock, by Dean Robbins OF
the Cathedral. and was followed by
a reception in the home of the nride
mother on 92d street. Mr.. william
winchester Hall escorted his niece
and gave her in marriage MARI Ggs,,antna ana she
HanL.av classmate at Barnard Col
iere. MIR. R. Douglas Eweil. brother
~ tha bridegroom, was best man.
The other attendants were Mrs. Fred-
arick Gebhard. Mrs. Arthur Geissler,
Mrs. James Van der veer; ana 1.ssics Miss
Josephine Bell. Little MISS jessica
MacRae was flower girl.
NJ swell, who is q son OF Mr.: ana
| Ms lanes l. Eweu, 10 q graduate
~ Eordham Law School and WIN MS
br,de will make his home IN New
York.
rh. marriage of Miss Ethel Pauline
cnrin daughter of Mrs. Frances COZ
An to Mr. Odell Burton King OF BIZ.
mingham. Ala. will take plaee nH neXs
TussHnsS .I.9,; na Snerformed at o'clock in the
Metropolitan Baptist Church by the
Rev DIR. John Compton BAN, assiste9
hv the Rev. Dr. Thomas browne, aho
will be followed by reception III the
Sunday 8CnOOl TOOu.
Miss Alice ]. Coffin Will oe ner sis-
tcr'a maid of honor. and the best man
will be Mr.. Albert King, cousin OF OF
the bridegroom. The members o,
Miss Coffin's Sunday school class VIII
also attend her, and will form an
aisle for the wedding party MISS
Coffin is q native Of the District OF
Coiumbia and has been organist OF
the Metropolitan Baptist Church LOT
MIS-. Conn, mother OF the bride: and
Mr. and Mrs. King, parents OF the
hid egroom, will receive with the
bride and bridegroom following the
ceremony, and they Will be assisted
nv the members Of the wedding party.
late June wedding which was OF
General interest to old residents OF
Saoreetown and Tenleytown was that
of Miss Katherine Mary Curran. elder
daughter Of the late Mahlon Curran ana
Mrs Curran Of Tenleytown, and Mr..
Inhn C. Wise, which was celebrated at
the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, In
chevy Chase, Md, wednesday. June ~.
the Rev. James M. Smyth. officiating. .
The bride, wearing a lovely gown OF
white satin, with pearl embroideries'
had for her sole attendant her sister,
Miss isabel Curran, while Mr.: Charies
Voirht Of Grant road served Mr. wise
as best man.
! 2 40 o'clock, was followed by reception
At the home Of the brides motner. 4oso
wisconsin avenue, where Inc Souns