Evening star., 1921-06-03

| their guests included MIR. and Mrs.
| Harold Walker and Commander and
Mrs. Randolph Miner.
!Andrews-Lee Wedding
Tomorrow Afternoon.
| The marriage of Miss Adelaide de
Prendre Lee. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
| William Ralph Lee, and Capt: John
| Ainsworth Andrews, L. S. A., will take
place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
at ST. Stephens Episcopal Church. the
rector. Or. George Fiske Dudley, Off
| ciating.
i, Miss Elizabeth Roe Caldwell will at
tend the bride as maid of honor ana
Champany. U. S A. IS best man; and
the following ushers:. Capt. Motley
Young du Hamel. Capt Guy c.. Nc
Kinley, Lieut.. Hamilton Young. Lieut.
Herman Lane, Ensign Robert T. Lewis
and Ensign Franklin Johnson.
! A reception will follow at 1405 Newton
street. the home of the brides parents.
Capt. Andrews and his bride will reside
at Camp Meade on their return from
| their wedding trip.
The marriage of Miss Henrietta
! Berens, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Berens. to DR.. John Harper.
L. 8. N. took place last evening. The
4; o'clock in the roof ballroom Of the
Hotel Washington by the Rev. NJ. j.
Riordan of the Immaculate Concep-
| ton Church. The decorations in the
ballroom were of green and white.
| with a bower of ferns arranged at
| one end before which the ceremony
was performed and where the bride
| and bridegroom later received. White
posts with white cords marked an
aisle in the center. each post mounted
with a basket of lilies OF the valley
| The bride wore gown OF white
l I,,o hA
\ lace and the skirt draped with white
| tulle caught with clusters of orange
| blossoms. The train was OF satin and
| tulle and her tulle veil was held with
orange blossoms She carried white
sweet peas with shower OF lilies.
| Mrs. William E. Dettweiler of Kan
sas City was matron of honor for her
| sister, and wore rose and lavender
faille satin. trimmed with narrow gold
ribbon and small French flowers. She
carried Aaron Ward roses.
The bridemaids were Miss Elizabeth
Manning. Miss Claire Lohse and Miss
Marie Reagan. who wore similar
frocks Of georgette crepe in rust.
| orchid and twilight blue, each em-
broidered in silver. and they wore
silver slippers and wreaths OF silver
leaves in their hair.
| DR.. Forrest NJ. Harrison. U. s. N.
was best man and the ushers were
Mr. Frederick Berens, brother of the
| bride; DIR. William E. Dettweiler Of
| Kansas City, Mr.. Frederick Thues. Mr..
Charles Brown and Mr.. Albert Nor
gan.
The groomsmen were DR.. H. L
Smith, Dr. r. H. Miller, DIR. l. H.
Clerf, DR.. H. W. Wellington, DR.. J. M
Scott and DR.. J. H. Chambers. all Of
the United States Navy.
A wedding supper was served IN the
palm garden on the roof and the bride
cut the cake with the sword Of the
| bridegroom. A reception with dane
ing followed, at which Mrs. Berens,
mother of the bride, and Mrs. Mary
p. Harper Of Phiiadelphia, mother OF
| Mrs. Harper. Mrs. Berens wore gray
crepe embroidered in blue crystal beads
and Mrs. Harper was in black lace made
over crepe.
| their wedding trip, the latter wore dark
blue Canton crepe combined with white
crepe, with a tulle tuffeted hat and a
| wrap Of brown cloth with bun colored
satin sleeves.
On their return they will be at home
! ber, when they will take possession OF
their apartment at>1S12 K street.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. E. A; Never and Mrs; H; ~, T.
| liam Hearn Of Hudson. N. Y; Mrs. r. D.
Thurber Of New York city; Mrs. D. T.
| Hagen of Providence. R l.: Mrs. Nc
! Kaigh, Miss Annabelle McManus and
Miss Catherine Bennett Of Philadelphia:
DR.. and Mrs. Dettweiler entertained
the members Of the wedding party at
supper with dancing after the rehearsal
Wednesday evening on the roof Of the
| Hotel Washington. The other guests
! at the supper dance were Mr.: and Mrs.
Henry Berens, parents Of the bride;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hearn Of Hudson.
N. z; Mrs. E. A. Meyer and Mrs. Henry
Schrsmm of Marietta, Ohio; Miss Anna
belle McManus. Miss Catherine Bennett
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Thompson. Mr.. Fred
| erick Berens and Mr.. Albert Morgan.
Col and Mrs. Glenn Fay jerks en-
| tertained at dinner last evening, fol-
lowed by an informal dance. in celebra-
marriage.
Mrs w. K. Lloyd returned on Mon
| day from Rehoboth Beach. whore she
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Harrelson. The
Harrelsons have taken q cottage there
for the summer.
branch. o. 8. A, with Mrs. Oliver. is
in New York. at the Hotel Astor, for q
few days.
The marriage OF Miss Grace A.
Brosius, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. p.
I'd, son Of Reprssentst1ve and Mrs.
Guy e. Campbell Of ~PtttsbufHh, 10
Of much interest In Warrington. The
ceremony took place Wednesday In
Pittsburgh, the home OF the brides
parents Miss Elizabeth Higgins OF
Worcester, Mass.. was maid Of honor
and the bridesmaids were Mise Lois
Campbell ana Miss Gretchen Camp
Martha stevenson, Miss Alberta
Graham and Miss Hiisabsth Bryar Of
Pittsburgh. Mr., Roy Malone Of Pitts
burEh was best man and the usher1
weFo Mr.. Alexander F. CampbeIl and
Mr.. Stewart II, soWFy Of HW1ssvale.
~; Mr.. Frank etrchm Of Fhiladel-
phia. and Mr.. Alden F. Reed OF Fits
burgh.
! Representative and Mrs. Campbell
c.-tnr;atnej n =. dinner ;sepdsy evening