The Washington times., 1921-06-04

Or. Brown declared that there
are about 5000 students in the
theological seminaries of all
churches. of which number about
l,450 graduate this year. Nor
mally. it requires about 5000 new
ciergymen each year to take the
place of those who. drop out.
ding march was played for the re-
cessional. ''Beloved,It Is Morn" and
20, Perfect Love" were beautifully
sung by a quartette.
Inc bride was alfred in a gown of
white satin with veil and train of
tulle. She carried white orchids and
lilies of the valley and wore her
grandmothers pearls. Miss Anna
Brooke was maid Of honor. her gown
being of yellow taffeta Her hat
matched the gown and she carried
roses and larkspur. The brides at
PENDANTS were Mrs. NJ. Hampton Ma
sruder, Miss Helen Slinglun, Miss
Edgar Slingluff. Miss Esther Brooke,
Miss May Kelly. of Washington; Miss
Helen Tracy, of New York; Miss Mary
HI and Miss Maize Hall, Miss Efns
Bowie and Miss Clotilda Bowie. young
| sisters of the bride. were flower girls.
Their frocks were of pink orgaidis
the same material They carried
baskets OF spring blossoms
M. Hampton Magrudsf aas best
man. The ushers were Nahert Lee
Hall, Jr, Gwynn Bowie Clarence Hail.
William G. Brook Frenels II. HlI,
benjamin Bowie, FrAnk r. Scrivener,s
tr.. U. S. NJ, and George Plummer.
Following the ceremony. a wedding
breakfast was served at ~Norburne,"
the home of the bride. On account of
nournins in the brideRroom's family.
Invitations to the breakfast were lin
tied to members of the bridal party
and immediate relatives. After the
wedding trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall will
make their home in Upper Marlboro.
where Mr.. Hall Is engaged in the
practice of law.
Among the guests at tho wedding
were Mrs. b. II. c. Bowie. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank p. Scrivener, Mr.. and Mrs
Carter Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hall,
Mrs. Norman Hill. ST., hewitt Hill and
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Heuisier, all of
Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Leslie Watson,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Beall Bowie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bowie and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank w. Hill. of Prince Georges
county.
JUDGE VAN FLEET RETURNS. .
Judge Vernon W. Van Fleet has re-
turned to Washington after spending
some time in South Bend. Ind.
Col. and Mrs. H. X. White are At the
Lafayette for a short stay.
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William Loeb, jr.. former secretary
to President Roosevelt, arrived yes
terday from his home in Oyster Bay
N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Cardwell, of
Richmond. Va, are at the Hotel wash
ington on their honeymoon trip. which
will include New York and Atlantic
City. They were married in Rich
mond last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Gustenshsn, of
British Columbia. are at the Hotel
Washington over the weekend.
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Under the auspices Of the All State
Society and the Community Center
Department the District OF Col
umbia pageant, which was produced
in March. will be repeated on Monday
evening at Central High School.
Members of Congress will be the
honor guests and some 400 persons
have been invited to attend. The
pageant which was written by Miss
Ada Louise T ownsend and IL directed
by Miss Lenora Marie de Grange. de-
picts in a series of dramatic episodes
the history of the District from the
days when the Indians held the land
through to the future when the
jewellers shall have achieved suffrage
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william Phelps Emo and Mira
George Ehle will leave next week for
their summer place at Saugatuok.
Conn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William A. sourfy
will leave Washington next week to
spend the summer abroad
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Mrs. Charles Bouxhton Wood u
closing her house here and will leave
early next week for her summer home
at Simsbury. Conn. Mrs. Wood will
be accompanied by her nieces, Miss
Mary Morgan and Miss Antoinstta
Graves.
Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg, wifs Of
Senator Kellogg, went to New York
to attend the graduation of her
niece. Miss Elizabeth Otis, from Miss
Spence's School for Girls. Mrs. Kel-
and Mrs. #. ]. Otis, the parents OF
Miss Otis. .-.
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Mrs Paul FitxSimons. formerly
Mrs. Elsie French Vanderbilt who
last September went to Peru with her
husband, Lieut. Paul FitzSimons, for
a two-year stay, is to return to New
port for the summer. 1t IL under
stood that she will reach Newport
by the end of June or carly In July,
and that II is her intention to reopen
her home. Harbourview. and have
with her for the summer her son.
William Fl. Vanderbilt. Lieut.. Fity-
Simons is on a special mission with
the Peruvian navy.