The Washington times., 1921-05-19

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landed by her cousin. Miss Eleapor
Mcguire. Of Philadelphia, az maid of
honor. Rutgers Barnewell. OF New
York. win be best man for his brother.
He reached Washington last evening,
accompanied by Mrs. BArnewell ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Van Rensse-
laer Barnewel1. also q brother and
sister-in-law Of the bridegroom. The
Rev. DIR. James Il. Freeman. rector Of
Epiphany Church, will ofnciate.
The wedding wilf take place in the
long drawing room Of the club. charm
ingly decorated with palms, ferns, and
early summer flowers A string
orchestra, harp, violin. and cello, will
give an effective program while the
guests are arriving and will also play
the wedding marches.
The brides costume 10 of ivory
crepe do chine, the bodice fashioned
of georgette crepe and lovely duchesse
lace. which adorned her mothers wed.
ding gown. The sleeves are also of
the lace. Miss. Jones will wear veil
of nlmy lace over voluminous tulle
veil, and the two will be held in place
by a circlet of pearls and orange blos-
SONS. She will carry q shower Of
white sweet peas and lilies Of the
valley.
The maid of honor will wear D be-
coming frock of corn-colored georg-
J cite, with an orchid sash and hat Of
orchid georgette trimmed with French
flowers. The colors of her dainty
gown will be repeated in her bouquet
OF Ophelia roses and orchid sweet peas.
The ceremony over, Mr.. and Mrs
Jones and the bridal party will greet
the guests. Mrs. Jones wearing be-
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shades of gray, with a gray straw
hat trimmed IN ostrich feathers. Mrs
Edward l. Mcguire. of Philadelphia.
an aunt of the bride. will be among
the guests at the wedding.
Mr.. Barnewell and his bride will
make their home at Rye, N. Y, for
the next few months. After that
business interests will take him to
Mexico, and it is probable that the
bride will accompany him. Her
travelling costume is of navy blue
georgette. and with this she will wear
a hat of navy horsehair braid faced
with lighter blue and q cloak of navy
satin combined with duvetyn.
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William Phelps Emo and his cousin
and hostess, Mrs. George Ehle, will
be hosts at musicale this afternoon
entertaining . number Of important
guests.
The musical 10 given for Mrs. Ed
who will play a program Of her hus-
bands compositions. She also will
give a talk on the Mcdowell colony
at Peterboro. N. H. Mrs. Mcdowell
will speak tomorrow night before the
Congress of Fine Arts. which u con-
vening here at present
Tea will be served before the
musical. which will take place at s
o'clock, and Nra Charles Wetmore
at the tea table. MrA Frank B.
Noyes will serve punch
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Mrs. Thomas w. Stubblefield enter
tanned a company of forty at luncheon
today in compliment to Mrs. Brehon
Sommerville. The guests were seat
ed at small tables on the broad veran-
da of Mrs. Stubblefield's residence,
461O Sixteenth street. and each table
had its graceful basket Of corn flow
ers, with wee blue birds as favors. On
wednesday. May 25. Mrs. Stubblefield
will give the second of q series of
luncheons.
The French Ambassador, J. ]. Jus
serand, returned last evening from
New York, where he went to attend
the world trade conference of the
International Manufacturers Associa.
uon.
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Herbert Hoover, Secretary Of Com
merce, viii return today from New
York. Mrs. Hoover will not retuI \
from California until the latter part
Of June or the first of July.
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The Secretary OF the Navy, Edwin
DENLY, entertained at a stag luncheon
at the Shoreham yesterday.
Mrs. Henry w. Keyes. wife Of the
returned from New York, where she
made . brief visit
Henry de Bach, counselor of the
Russian Embassy, and Nine. de Bach
left this morning for New York to
meet Mr.. and Mrs Van Loon, parents
of Nine de Bach, who will arrive on
Saturday on the Aquitania- Mr.. and
Nine. de Bach are staying at the Ritz
4 Carlton, and on their return will be
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Loon, who win make them q visit.
viscountess Rothermere, Of Hemp
stsd, and Miss Dorothy Ireland are
passing ten days at the Wardman
Park Hotel before leaving for New
York an route for England.
l1Sss Dorothy Browning. Of New
York. IN visiting Mrs. William f.
Dennis At her homo In Massachusetts,
avenue.
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Or. and Mrs A. Y. p. Garnett are
at their country place on tho Rock
Vile pike. near Bethesda. Nd.
Mrs. Albert Ordway has returned
after visiting her son. Major Goodwin
Ordway. and has Joined her grand
daughter, Miss Valerie Padelford-
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Mr. and Mrs James Biddle. who
were married in Warrington last win
ter. have opened Paradise, the old
Gaines home at Warrenton. Va. for
the spring and summer months. Mrs.
Biddle was formerly Miss Lena Gaines-
Miss Carolyn Nash entertained at