The Washington herald., 1921-04-17
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connell, Lionel Tansley. Joseph T.
Fitzgerald. John widmayer, James
T. Ryan. Maurice weschler. Ber-
nard Fitzgerald, Lawrence Daily,
Charles Darr. Albert Escher and
John d Fitzgerald. This committee
10 being assisted by the members
of the Junior auxiliary of st. Johns.
including Miss Helen Quinn, Miss
Catherine Carr. MISC Josephine
Fluesy, Miss Madeline Aughen-
bsuEh, Miss Marie Reithmeyer. Miss
Ruth Finnen. Miss Margaret
Tucker. Miss Florence Cipolari. Miss
Ethel Roddy. Miss Catherine McFar-
ley. Miss Laurie Bowie and Miss
Louise Carr.
Mrs =. g. Sinclair and children.
Of Chevy Chase, with Mrs. Ella Sin
clair Barnes are spending a few
weeks at Atlantic City.
Robert E Lee Chapter. No. 64f.
VI C, will hold its fourth infor-
NAL dance of the season in the large
ball room Of the New willard Mon
day evening. April 25. at O'Clock.
The attendance at these dances has
doubled in numbers. proving their
popularity due to the high form OF
entertainment furnished.
Mrs. walter E. Hutton and Mrs.
wflram L Denning are chairman
and vice chairman Of the dance
committee.
An interesting meeting was held
At the British Embassy Friday af-
ternoon. when the Bishop of Wash
ington and the Dean of the National
Cathedral. with several other
elergymen. conferred with Lady
Geddes. Mrs. william C. Rivers
and Mrs Eliphalet Andrews regard
ing the plan for q church pageant
which viii be produced in the
Cathedral Close some time in May
for the benent Of the Oldest Episco-
pal church school in America, Saint
Mary's at Raleigh, N. c.
Mrs Andrews, who is the author
Of the metrical text and also is
composing the pictures, gave q pre-
liminary reading of the scenario.
which L. entitled The Cross Tri-
umphant"
A private reading of the manu-
script took place in Mrs. Andrews
studio for Bishop Brent, who spent
wednesday In Washington as guest
of Col and Mrs. Rivers but was
unable TO stay over Friday.
Ths marriage of Miss Dorothy Da-
vts Dunbar. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
q. g. J. Dunbar. and Randolph B. Will
Lis, Of Hyattsville, Nd, took place
yesterday afternoon. at $3.50 o'clock.
at St Stephens Church. The Rev.
George F. Dudley performed the
ceremony. Miss Olga Marion Dun
bar, sister Of the bride, was the
maid of honor and Harold Burton
was Mr.. Willis best man.
The bride was married in . trav-
cling costume. which was q smart
three-piece suit Of dark blue twill
cord. and q small toque to match
made of horse hair. Her corsage
was of Ward roses, orchids and
lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor's costume was
of dark blue tafreta, combined with
gray taffeta- She wore a small gray
toque and q corsage Of pink sweet
peas
After q wedding trip through the
South Mr.. Willis and his bride Will
make their home at 1854 Euclid
sttsst-
Mss Hester Hill Heiskell, eldest
dausater of Jesse Lewis Heiskell,
ofst tris city, and granddaughter Oh
Mr. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Vickery'
Of Baltimore, and James Henry
Canpion, of Overlook. Philadel-
phia, wey, married yesterday at
hizh noon at St. Ignatius' Church,
1ssr Kildare. the country estate of
ne dslskell family in Prince
Rev, Father Mcvey, of the Catho-
lie University, performed the cere-
rnany,- which was followed by a
ueddinE breakfast for the relatives
a. the brides home. Both the home
.-s1rgette crepe gown elaborately
decorated with an abundance of
spring flowers. The bride was at
tended by her sister, Miss Augusta
vickery Heiskell, and Mr.. Broom
bush, Of Ohio, was best man. The
bride looked lovely in white
gsorgette crepe crown elaborately
beaded, made over white satin. A
court train Of the satin hung from
the shoulders. Her tulle veil was
arranged on the hair with a coronet
of orange blossoms. Her sister wore
a flesh colored organdy frock and
hat Of the game trimmed with lace.
She. carried pink and violet sweet
peas. The brides bouquet was of
Bride roses and lilies of the valley.
The bride travelled in a navy blue
tricotine suit and a small hat of
the same color trimmed with
beige wing. The young couple will
mako their home in Akron, Ohio.
Among the out-of-town guests were
. in addition to a number Of relatives,
the brides grandmother, Mrs. Ed
ward Vickery, Of Baltimore; Miss
Cumming, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Playford. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Vickery,
and the brtdegroom's mother and
sister from Philadelphia.