The Washington times., 1921-06-28
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The ceremony was psrfepmsd oG
4 o'clock by the Rev. Erneet Stisss
1T st. Thomas Church and was fol-
lowed by q reception at the PlssA
Hotel. s9s4
The bride entered the church %
the arm OF her brother. Blair NelAan
Brooks. who gave her IN marriage.
and was attended BY . maid Of hsucs,
Mis- Cornslia Vanderbilt and eight
bridesmaids. fEsf ~
|, Miss Antoinstts Emo Graves. Of
washington. was one Of the btjdss-
maids and the others included Mrs.
Paul Abbott. Mrs. Blair MsI1en
Brooks, Miss Sarah Jane sapfee4.
Miss Dorothy Duncan. Aiss IsAbttlo
Peil and Miss Adelaide Kip Fshins-
lander.
Lawrence Kimbail, Of Boston.
served as Mr.. Hows's best man. The
ushers were Malcolm Bradlee. sargsn
Bradlee. OF Boston; Beneni Lockwoes,
1r,. George B. Cabot. David r. Key.
John crocker. Covington Janin and
Lyons Perry.
Mr.. Howe and his bride will 70 to
Europe shortly. The bride and her
mother spent the winter in wash
ington several seasons ago.
Mrs. L. w. oIasebrook and her
children will leave washington Fri
day for Ashsviiis, N. c., TO spsSd
several months with her brother-in-
law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Eve
leth E. Whiting. Larkin w. 0lase-
brook. jr. 10 visiting In AorristowA.
N. J.
NrOABLD BOSTON WEDDING.
The wedding Of Con. Ulysses q
Grants sreat-grsndson. Michel Canta-
cuzene-speransi<ey, ana Miss OiarisSs
Pelham Curtis. which was . society
event OF Boston today, 10 Of q very
special interest to Washington, which
10 so closely associated with the life
OF the civil war hero and formss
President of tho United Eta1ea-
Because Miss Curtis IL to sbe he
bride of Russian prince two mar
riage ceremonies were eoiemnipoA
and there was much that waS pio-
turesque in the one performed In co.
cordance with the Russian Ortho4ox
rites of the Greek Catholic Church.
which was witnessed By relatives spa
intimate friends Sunday aftsrnoon.
The Rev. J. Il. Grigiriff, rector Of the
little frame church In RoxburH Of.
ficiated
The second marriage osrsmouy-WAs
performed yesterday in the quaint
little village church at Nahana.
Mass- by the Rev. Or. wlllism a.
Thayer, head master Of St Marks
School at Groton. This was 60 have
been the only ceremony. but whom
II was emphasized that only the
Greek Church ceremony would bs
recognized by tn old nobility Of Rus
sia 1t was arranged to preceds ths
strictly American wedding.
The guests yesterday numbered
| less than three hundred. the seating
capacity of tn little church. The
ushers were Msssrs. George c. Lee.
jr, Carl stillman. Elisha stillman.
Dorsey Palmer. Laurencs Curtis. "a
Adrian Carr Honore and Joseph ssr~
gent. jr.
Thomas J. Curtis was best man.
acting In place of Count Michael
Nieroth. of Russia who was TO
have come from Paris to serve In
that capacity for his cousin. but
who was unable to reach here In
time for the wedding.
Miss Dorethea Curtis Jordan.
daughter of Col. and Mrs. Sidney
| s. Jordan. was maid OF honor. The
other bridal attendants were Miss
Mary signourney. Miss Penelope Cur
tis, cousin of the bride; Miss Lena
Turnbun. Miss Rosamond johnson.
Josephine Coggswell, of Cambridge,
and Miss Elizabeth Zerrahn. All
the brides attendants were dressed
alike in pink organdie and cream
lace of the simplest pattern. with
silk sashes of larkspur blue. Each
carried a basket of pink roses ana
iarkspur and they had wreaths In
stead of hats.
The brides wedding gown was OF
white tulie edged with pearls, the
court train being of silver cloth en-
broidered in pearls. Her wreath was
of orange blossoms, which held long
tulle veil Her only ornament was
pear shaped pearl. the gift OF the
| bridegroom.
Among the guests were Mrs. Fred
erick Dent Grant. widow OF Gen Fred
erick d. Grant; Mr.. and Mrs. Honors
Palmer, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Honors
Palmer, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Potter
Palmer and Mr.. and Mrs. Eiihu Root.
Following the ceremony there was
a reception at the summer home or
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis. For this there
were more than 500 guests, Including
those who attended the ceremony.
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SIMS WILL STEAK.
Rear Admiral Sims, who is now ~