Evening star., 1921-06-24
Miss Elizabeth F. Weller
Joins Ranks OF June Brides.

A June wedding of unusual beauty
and simplicity occurred at 80 o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the home of
the bride, 3409 3ith place. Cleveland
Park, when Miss Elizabeth Fred
rika Weller. daughter of Mrs. Weller
and the late Carl F. Weller, and Mr..
James stuart Blair were married.
The ceremony was performed in the
archway of the projecting window
of the living room. which was ar
tistically decorated with flowers.
Rev J. Alvin Campbell officiated. The
pride was given in marriage by Mr.
Richard r. Bright. who was a close
friend of her father. Miss Annie Lee
Scribner of Pittsburgh. Pa. was ma id
OF honor. Two former kindergarten
pupils of Miss Weller-Nicholas Gill
and Margarita Lee-carrying daisies.
We're attendants.
The bride. granddaughter of the
late Rev DR.. Frank Sewall. wore the
wedding gown originally worn by her
grandmother, Mrs. Sewall, who was
present yesterday, and later by her
mother: Mrs. Weller. when she was
married. She carried a bouquet of
bride roses. The maid of honor was
attired in orange organdy and carried
lavender sweet peas.
The brides father for thirty wears
was an official of the ordnance bu-
reau. Navy Department. and was
prominent IN local art circles. being
A.
ter color Only relatives and intimate
friends were invited to thte cereo
mony Those present included the
Iather of the groom. Dr. E. ]. Blair of
Los angeles. Calf. who journeyed
from the Pacific coast to attend the
wedding. 'ie
LielN. Commander and Mrs John
Holmes Magruder have left Washing.
Ion ior Newport. r. l., where Com
mander Magruder has been detailed to
Fairfax. o''oSer
Mrs. John P. Story. jr.. will leave
n.nn1is Mnn1iinst1n @ thls afternoon for An
quellne Story at their summer home
near there. Mrs. Story's son-in-law
and daughter. Capt. and Mrs Row
Glenn, were expected to arrive in San
ahctsco Fran f Yesterday and will starr at
spend the summer with Mrs Story
Mr. Story will join his family for the
Miss Dorothee Boucher .n+ert.,
at luncheon yesterday in honor of
MISS Graclela Rivero of Havana. Cuh.
ana Miss Margaret Granger or vii
Transport, Pa Miss Rivero ia III.
G 6aughter Of the former minister of
Saoa 81. 10 70 tnls country, and Miss Grain
ren-Spanogle wedding last week. Tho
other guests at luncheon were MO-
virginia Hereford. Miss Olga Runnert
and Miss Vera Rocca-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nelson p;,
have gone to Wisconsin, where thev
Will remain through the month Of !InJy
Mr.. and Mrs. William F.. Dennis. az.
companied by the latter's two sis
ters' @ Mrs; cardwell and Mrs. Brown
months visit in their country nIace
In Kentucky. having made the trim
there and back by. motor. Accom-
pany1ng them back was Mrs. Lincoln.
wife Of Judge Whittier Field Lincoln
OF Louisville. who is now visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy r. Ansberrv
again are in their suburban home. on
Woodland drive, after more than a
month spent in their Ohio home Mr..
and Mrs Ansberry will remain in
Washington a week or ten days be-
fore going to their summer home in
New Hampshire.
The military attache Of the jap
anese embassy, Maj. Gen. Kazutsugu
company at dinner this evening.
Mrs. William M Connor. wife Of
Maj. Connof. Is entertaining at a
bridge party this afternoon in her
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel
in compliment to Mrs. Benjamin
Sou1e Gantz, and Miss Irion of Mis-
sissippi, who is the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. George Ffske Dudley. There
will be three tables and tea will be
served later in the afternoon.
Mrs. Coolidge II Guest
Of Women's Foundation.
No event has added more to the
charm of June days in the capital
than the tea at Dean place yester-
day afternoon held by the Women's
National Foundation, with Mrs. CAL
win Coolidge, wife Of the Vice Presi-
dent, as the ranking official guest.
The giant forest trees, which crown
the summit Of the hill on which the
mansion stands are so thick in their
midsummer foliage as to defy a light
shower. while the broad veranda and
the open doors OF the residence af-
forded further shelter. While land
scape gardening has been neglected
at Dean place for some years, the
trees have been 50 cut away as to
afford several splendid vfstas Of
beauty points about tho capital. The
old planting Of large beds Of vari-
colored hollyhocks seen through the
clearing OF shrubbery also enhanced
the beauty Of the scene.
Tho guests were received BY Mrs.
c. G. Calhound, president Of the foun-