Evening star., 1921-08-22

: flower, down the river Il
chesapeake bay. They were accom-
panied on the trip by the Attorney
lGeneral. Mr.. Daugherty: Senator an'
Mrs. Harry S. New, Senator and Mrs
;Charles f.. Townsend. Senator Fred
, erick Hale. Miss Abigail Harding O.
Marion, Ohio, sister of the President
the chairman of the Shipping Board
Mr.. A. d. Lasker. and Mr.. Jess Smith
of Washington Court House, Ohio.
The Secretary of the Treasury. Mr.
Mellon; the Secretary of the Navy
Mr.. DENLY, and the Secretary o'
Labor. Mr.. Davis, returned TINS morn
ing. Secretary Mellon spent the Week
end with his nephew and niece, MT
and Mrs Edward Paul Mellon az
Southampton. L.. l.; Secretary DenpS
has spent several weeks with Mrs
DENLY and their children on their
farm near Detroit, and Secretary
| Davis spent the week end with MIS-
Davis and their family at Moosehart
Ill.
Mrs. Vfckcn won Post
Weds Mai. G. o. TOtten, Jr., Today.
An event of unusual Importance ir
the social and artistic world of Wash.
ington will be the wedding at
o'clock this afternoon of Mrs. Wicker
Won Post, noted sculptress OF
Sweden. to Mai. George Oakley Totten
, jr., of Washington. in his studio
house 2f33 10Th street. The mar
riage had been arranged to take place
at the beautiful home of Judge and
Mrs. Clarence n. Goodwin. at Lake
1 yl-h
their wonderful landscape gardening
would furnish the setting. but plans
were changed on account of the father
of the bridegroom. Mr.. George Oakley
Totten of New York. being unable
| to undertake so long a journey.
The ceremony will be performed in
| the large drawing room. where a
| bower of palms. ferns and delicate
| green foliage will furnish back
ground and where flag of the United
| States and one of Sweden have been
hung The decorations in the studio
save on the brides table. where a
| still more suitable decoration has
! been placed.
! Judge Goodwin will give the bride
away and her attendants will include
her sister. Miss Eva Won Post OF
/ Sweden. as maid of honor. Mrs. Mark
| Reid Yates and Miss Claribel Goodwin
as matron and maid and Diana Rog--
ers, the young daughter of Mr.. nd
Mrs. Laussat r. Rogers of New
Castle. Del. as train bearer. Mr..
! Rogers will serve as best man for
| Maj. Totten and Mrs. Rogers Will play
| the wedding march.
The ushers are Mr.. John b. Hen
derson, jr.. Col. William f. Horton.
! Mr. Mark Reid Yates and Mr.. William
| Bowie Clark. The Rev. DR.. f. Law
| renee Hunt will perform the marriage
| ceremony.
The costuming of the bride and her
attendants is particularly effective.
! the wedding gown being of silk tulle,
? the skirt formed of narrow rufties
and the gracefully shaped bodice OF
shirred tulle. the same finish being
| used on the puffed sleeves. The court
| train is of soft white satin. The
bridal veil is of splendid old rose
point lace, arranged in Russian coro-
net fashion with garland of lilies
I of the valley, the same blossoms
] forming the bouquet and appearing
| in tiny sprays on the tulle of the skirt
and bodice. A long string of pearls.
| worn for several generations in the
! brides family. will complete the cos
tune. The little trainbearer will be
dressed in quaint costume of white
ruff1ed net with a trimming OF tiny
blue ribbons.
| The other attendants for the bride
! taffeta in opalescent tints of blue taf-
| feta flowers in the same shades finish
! ing the top of the hep and the low
| cut bodice with puffed sleeves. The
cluster bouquets to be carried by the
maid of honor and other attendants
of the bride are of varicoiored
| flowers in stronger tones, but blend
| ing with the coloring of the gowns
They will dispense with hats to give
! the event a more homelike phase:
! The guests at the wedding will in
clude the Secretary of State and Mrs
| Hughes and a number of ambassadors
ministers and other diplomats, with
other of the more intimate friends OF
the bride and bridegroom from society
| Following the ceremony Maj. Totter
and his bride will start for wedding
journey. motoring through New Eng
land. They will be entertained at va
rious resorts, and will be at home al
1888 18th street, Thursday, September
29, and Thursday, October s.
The studio home of Maj. Totten /!
one Of the most attractive residence:
of its kind in the capital. and beint
constructed as an addition is Japa
Inese tea garden, above which will be
studio for the bride, and back OF ina
a large garage.
The minister of Persia. Mira Abdu
IAN Khan, has been transferred from
this post to that of Madrid. Spain. ant
will sail from New York Thursda.
aboard La France for Europe. He will
he succeeded here by the present min
ister to Spain, HuSsein Ali Khan, Wh'
will reach New York aboard the Adr1
attic, which is expected to arrive Thurs
iday. The new minister will come di
rect to Washington to take up hi
duties.
Mr.. Robert Woods Bliss. third as
sfstant secretary of state, left Wash
Iineton yesterday for Santa Barbara
H. Bliss. He will return to Washing
tom about the middle of September
Mrs. Bliss, who has been abroad TO
some weeks, spending the create
mart of the time in Paris, will return
to Washington at the end of Septem
ber.
| Judgefand Mrs Clarence N Goodwin
! of Chicago, who arrived at Wardmal
park Hotel Saturday. accompanied b.
their niece. Miss Claribei Goodwin. t
iattend the wedding of Mrs. Won Pos
and Mai. George Oakley Totten, jr., en-
tertained at dinner Saturday evening
AT the Chevy Chase Club for the entir'
wedding party, including Col. William
iE. Horton, who has been added to tn
list of ushers for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Reid Yates en-
tertained at supper last evening 70
Mai. Totten, Mrs. Won Post and tn
wedding party, of which both MI
and Mrs. Yates are members.
Mrs. Goodwin entertained the brides
maids of the wedding party at lunch
con today at the Shoreham.
Representative Ogden L. Mills il
Visiting Mr. w. O'D. Iselin in New
mort and will address the Newpor
Women's Republican Club Wednesda.
evening.