The Washington times., 1921-08-22


returned to the White House
this morning rested and re-
freshed by their cruise aboard the
the Presidents sister. Miss Daisy
flarding-for 80 everybody calls her
instead of the imposing Abigail
which Is her given name. Miss
Harding reached Washington on
Saturday in time to set sail with the
Hardings for their weekend holiday
and will be guest at the White
House for several days.
In the congenial little group
which President and Mrs. Harding
entertained on their cruise down the
Potomac were Attorney. General
Daughetry, Senator and Mrs. Harry
New. Senator and Mrs. Charles
Townsend. Senator Frederick Hale,
Chairman Lasker of the Shipping
Board and Jess Smith. Of Washing
ton Courthouse, Ohio.
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Major Totten WEEDS.
While the marriage Of Major
George Oakley. Totten, JrS and Mrs.
Vicksn Won Post will be attended by
4 small company---since so many Of
The majors friends are now out OF
.own--it Is an event of interest to
many persons In many places. The
ceremony will take place this after
noon at s o'clock in Major Totten's
itudio house In Sixteenth street, and
hortly afterward the bride and
bridegroom will start for motor
our through New England by way
a honeymoon.
Major Totten served with the En-
,ineer Corps. u. s. A.. during the
var, but is by profession an archi-
ect. Mrs, Won Post, who comes OF
noble Swedish family. Is young
,culptress Of great talent. Miss Eva
on Post. the brides sister and her
My relative in this country, will be
member OF the wedding party, and
lajor Totten's father and his sister.
,iss Ada Totten, have come from
heir home in New York State to be
'esent.
The bride will be given In MARI
se by Judge Clarence Goodwin, of
hicago. who has come on for the
eddins. accompanied by Mrs. Good
Yin. The bridesmaids will be Mrs.
Claribel Goodwin, the judges sister.
Who Is engaged to Adolph Won Post,
srother of the bride, and Mrs. Mark
.teid Yates, Miss Eva Won Post serv-
.ng as maid Of honor. Little Miss
Diana Rogers, daughter of Laussat
(. Rogers, Of Delaware, who is to
10 Major Totten's best man, will
AIRY the brides train, and Mrs.
sogers will play the wedding music.
he ushers will be Mark Reid Yates,
William Bowie Clarke, Col. William
:. Horton and John 3. Hender-
on, Jr.
The Rev. DIR. Edward Hunt will
perform the ceremony. the bridal
party taking their stand before an
mprovised altar beneath great
mirror in a Gothic frame which
gives the effect of a church window.
The studio, where the wedding will
take place, is Gothic In design, with
vaulted ceiling and picturesque
balconies, and in it's dress OF flowers
and trailing greens 1t has taken on
the atmosphere Of a small chapel.
The Swedish flag will mark one side
OF the altar, thanked on the other by
the Stars and Stripes: and the
Swedish blue and yellow will be
repeated in the color scheme OF the
attendants gowns.
Mrs. Won Post will wear a picture
gown of white silk net, made with
a tight-fitting bodice, a ruffled skirt
and court train of ivory satin. Her
veil is of rose point lace and she
will carry shower bouquet of
bride roses and lilies of the valley.
A long string Of pearls which be-
longed to her great grandmother
will complete her costume.
The brides attendants will wear
frocks of hydrangea blue taffeta
shot with lavender. They are
made with low cut bodices, short
cap sleeves, and straight skirts,
and are guiltless of trimming save
for taffeta roses about the hem.
The bridesmaids will carry colonial
bouquets in lace paper holders.
Little Miss Rogers, aged three, will
have a yellow frock, and will carry
a basket Of posies.
During the first week in Septem-
Der a collection OF Mrs. Won Posts
charming porcelain figures will be
exhibited at the Newport Ert Asso-
citation. Toward the later part Of
the month Major Totten and his
bride will return to Washington,
and they will give two receptions,
one on September 20 and the other
on October 6. Invitations for these
will be sent out with wedding an
nouncements.
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