The Washington times., 1921-06-29
Jean EHot's Ne4vs
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thsdraL by the RI. Rev. Alfred Hard
ing. bishop OF Washington, who was
assisted by the Rev. Herbert Scott
Smith. and Mr.. Keferstein gave his
daughter In marriage.
The bride wore a becoming wedding
gown OF white georgette over silv-r
tissue. made on simple lines with .
long court train. Rare old family
lace was used as trimming on the
waist and to form the cap for the
tulls veil. which vas held in place By
a wreath OF orange blossoms. She
carried 4 shower bouquet of Bride
roses and lilies OF the valley.
Miss Frances Morch. OF Warren, Pa.
was the maid of honor and wore =
dainty costume OF apple grs,9
organdle and tuiie hat to match.
She carried an armfuli of Easter
lilies.
Miss Ruth West and Miss Mary
Elizabeth West, young daughters Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ber, y West. of this ci-y.
were flower girls wearing dainty
frocks of green organdie to mach
Miss Morck's and crgandie hats OF the
same shade, and they carried baskes .
of daisies.
LOWS willis. OF Easton, Nd. brother
of the bridegroom, was best man. and
the ushers were Marshall Hoppin. OF
this city. and Bernard Reynolds. OF
Queenstown, Nd.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at Rauschsr's
for the wedding party. relatives and .
few Intimate friends, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis are leaving during .he
afternoon for a wedding trip after
which they will live in Harrisburg.
Pa
Mrs. L. C. willis, mother of the
bridegroom. with his sister. Mrs. n
Gretzinger: his brother Milton Willis.
and nephew, Benjamin Willis, all OF
Easton, Md. were present at the cere-
mony, as were Mrs. Frederick Morck.
aunt of the bride, and Mr.. and Mra
r. z. Morrison. all OF Warren, Pa.
Mrs. A 8. Sullivan and @. II. Sui
livan, OF New York, and Miss Ali,s
Payne. OF New Orleans
Mr.. and Mrs. Keferstein entertained
at dinner party at the Chevy Chase
Club last evening in compliment 10
their daughter and Mr.. Willis and the
wedding party.
Mrs. William Hamilton Bayiy ana
her sister. Mrs. George A. Barnes. OF
Chicago, are the guests of Justice
home in Beatrice, Nebr. Mrs. Van
Orsdel gave a large tea in their homo
soon after their arrival. and they are
being extensively entertained during
their two weeks visit. At the re-
quest of the Y. w. c. A. National
Board Mrs. Van Orsdel opened her
spacious home for a parlor meeting.
when Mrs. Bayly spoke in the inter
est OF the world work of the Young
women's Christian Association.
Nearly 100 prominent women were
present. Mrs. Bayly and Mrs. Barnes
will leave for Denver this week.
SENATOR KNOX RETURNS.
Senator p. c. Knox returned yes
terday from his home at valley
Forge. Pa.
Ira Bennett will leave today for
an extended motor trip in the North.
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Brig. Cen. William Mitchell. who
IL now stationed at Langley held. Va.
arrived In Washington yesterday. Mrs.
Mitchell will leave for their home at
Thousand Islands today TO spend the
summer and General Mitchell will
return to Langley neld.
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Colonel and Mrs. Samuel Burieigh
Milton entertained a house party for
the Weekend at their country house,
Seyton, on the Chesapeake Bay, COM
prisins Miss Marie Davidson. Miss
Jacqueline Mansfield, daughter Of
Congressman and Mrs. Mansfield, Of
Texas, Miss Frances Trotter, Mr..
Pablo Rada. of the Bolivian Legation.
and two West Point boys, Hebert
Davidson and John Battle Horton.
The plans for organizing the 'Ls
Club Francaiss de Washington" have
been dropped for the present and II
Is requested that all subscriptions be
withdrawn.