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about 100 and will include relatives
and close friends of the bride and
bridegroom.
Spring flowers, palms and ferns
will be used as decorations through
out the house, a centerplece Of spring
flowers decorating the center OF the
dining table. Australian fern. palms
and lilies will bank the fireplace. in
front of which the wedding VIII take
place.
The bride. who will be given in
marriage by her father. will wear
directoire model wedding gown OF
flesh colored satin and Margot lace.
embroidered in opalescent crystals.
The skirt is made short with an
overdress of the lace. and the long
waisted bodice Is made with short
sleeves Of the lace and cut low In
the neck. A deep sash of satin and
lace is tied at the side back and
forms the train. The full tulle veil.
which also falls below the dress. Is
arranged in cape effect and held in
place with a coronet OF orange bios
SONS. which fall in clusters over
each ear. Her bridal bouquet Is
shower of Bride roses. lilies OF the
valley and orchids.
Mrs. Frank Welsh. sister OF the
bride. who will be her matron 81
honor. will wear'a becoming frock
OF California sunset taffeta. The
bodice has Robespiere collar OF
lace, and the skirt is draped ana
trimmed with medallions OF lace.
long sash train of taffeta and lase
will finish the costume and she will
wear a picture hat OF pink straw
and chiffon trimmed with one large
pink rose. Her shower bouquet is
OF Killarney roses and lilies of the
valley.
Miss Gertrude Boyle. another sis
ter of the bride will be bridesmaid
and will be gowned in seafoam
green taffeta trimmed with cream
lace. the lace being used to form
q deep bertha around the neck. The
skirt. which is quite short. Is made
with strips of gold cloth down the
front and large taffeta elbows on
the side. Her hat is like the matron
of honor's and she will carry Kill
Marshall Wait. of New York, will
be best man for Mr.. Hahn and
E.nnals waggaman and Gilmore Crop
ley will serve as groomsmen.
Mrs. Boyle will assist the bride
in receiving at the reception. wear
ing a gown Of pale pink embroid-
cred in vari-colored beads.
During the afternoon Mr.. Hahn and
his bride will leave for a trip West,
and will make their home at Phoenix.
Among the guests from out-of-town
are Mrs. George M. Hahn. of Los
Angeles. mother of the bridegroom:
Miss Pauline Altman. of Kansas City.
who is q guest Of the brides mother:
Miss Louise Leland. of Chicago. who
is the guest OF Miss Christine Wagga-
man: Harry Weir of Baltimore. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Waite, Of New
York.
Albert Sidney Burleson, former
Post mas .er General. is in New York
at the Hotel Pennsylvania.
John Arthur Ray, Of the American
consular service, and Mrs. Ray, who
recently returned to America on the
S. s. Ebon from I>orenza Marquis.
Portuguese East Africa. have returned
to Washington after having spent
several weeks as the guest of Mr..
Rays father, DR.. Alfred A. Ray, OF
Whitewright, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray were the re-
cipients of much hospitality during
their visit in Texas. They are now
stopping at the Hadleigh Apartments
on Sixteenth street.
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Mrs. Heber Notaw, sister OF Presi-
dent Harding. was entertained at a
luncheon party of six guests given
today at the willard by DR.. Mildred
f. Sheetz, of st. Elizsbeth's Hospital.
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Nine. Geisser Celesia di Vegliasco.
wife of the third secretary OF the
Italian embassy, has returned to
Washington after weeks visit at
White Sulphur Springs.
Miss Lois Addison Sprigg enter
tanned all the members Of the Holton
Arms Thester Company yesterday at
tea at her home, 2172 Wyoming
avenue.
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