Evening star., 1921-05-08

| Mr.. and Mrs. William Mason Hardesty
| of Virginia announce the marriage ot
their daughter, Adelaide Mason. to
Robert Horatio Thomas. 3rd. of Penn
| sylvania. on Saturday. April %. at
Berryville, Va. the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Hardesty.
Mr.. Thomas is the son of the late Col.
Robert II. Thomas and of Mrs. Thomas
l who is now located in Washington. at
2019 y street He served in the late
war and is a member of the American
| Legion.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 3rd. will be at
home in Clarksburg, Va, after May H.
! The marriage is announced Of Miss
Ethel +. kautz of Brooklyn. ~ Y. and
Mr.. Robert j. Davis. son of Mrs. W. A.
Davis of Washington. April 27. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Davis will be AT home to their
| friends after May Is at 62J5 SD street,
| Brooklyn. y. Y.
The marriage of Miss Imogene Louise
Diers and Mr.. Leslie Vail Perry, whose
! engagement was recently announced,
will take place in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Coffren of Seat
| Pleasant. Md, announce the marriage
Of their daughter. Emma Francis. to
Mr.. Joseph Bauer of Lakeview. n. J.
| The ceremony was performed in Balti-
more. Md, Saturday. April 80.
|
Atwater. daughter of the late Com
mander Charles Nelson Atwater. U. 5.
n. to Mr.. Savage a. Mackinson.
United States consul a Santo Domingo
| City. is announced to their friends
here. The ceremony was performed
| in the home of the. brides brother
| in-law and sister. Lieut.. Commander
| and Mrs. Lybrand Smith. in Santo
Domingo City. March 30. by Chaplain
/ Elder. L. S. y. The decorations in
the house were of tropical plants,
many flowers and Chinese lanterns
ornamented with bamboo leaves. The
/ bride was escorted by her uncle the
governor of Santo Domingo. Rear
Admiral Thomas Snowden. L. S. y.
and was given in marriage by her
mother. Mrs. Charles y. AtwateS
Little Miss Damaris Smith and littf-
Miss kaesie Smith, nieces of the bridi,
| were train bearers and flower girls. and
wore dainty frocks and hats of embroid-
cred white orsandy with rainbow rib
bons.
The bride wore heavy white baronSt
satin and white silk net trimmed with
| rose point lace. her tulle veil held by q
wreath of real orange blossoms. She
carried a bouquet of white roses. Whit
lilies and white azucena. the Don't
nician national flower. Lieut.. CoIs-
; ma nder l.. +. Smith. L. S ". wis
best man.
After the ceremony a reception " Is
itlu stt " IItil WI Al" dltI, fiotHAI
of the bride, received with the bridsl
party. She wore a gown of bla'.t
cluny@ lace over lavender SAITH.
The Marine Band played through tls"
ceremony. sand in the evening. md'pH
of the hundred or more guests re
maned for the dancing on the palm
enclosed verandas. The dainty boNAS
of wedding cake were tied with red.
white and blue ribbons and the wri
ding cake was fashioned after those
of the Dominican Republic. IA cone
Of pound cake two feet high. l"Sl
thickly.
Mr. and Mrs. Mackinson will 10
for the present at the American CON-
sulate in Santo Domingo City.
Another war romance of Waltz
Reed Hospital ended last Monday
nj sht, May ,. at Emery NJ. Il. church.
Brightwood y. c. when Mr.. Edwn
Graham Yates Of Raleigh. y. C.. aisl
Miss Irene Harries of Takoma Part.
Md. were married by Rev. r. \. Ian!
bert. pastor of the church. in tle
presence of the brides family. 4,
The bride, who is the daughter a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.. Harries OF Ia
koma Park Md. wore a blue travelling
suit. with hat to match. Immediately
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Yatss
left on their honeymoon trip south,
including "A visit at Raleigh, the home
Of the bridegroom. On their return
they will make their future home at
ia kOma p"rk.