The Washington herald., 1922-10-30

nent in the Portland Hotel after
an extended vacation to Honolulu
via the Panama Canal and San
Francisco. On their return trip
they Waited cities on the Pacific
Coast a. far north a. Vancouver.
returning via Los Angeles. the
Grand Canyon. Colorado Springs and
Denver. Upon teh expiration OF his
leave Capt. Smith will resume the
practice Of law.
Maj. william w. Erwin. Of Fort
Riley. Kans.. Ii . guest at the Lee
House.
MISS NARY BOWEN BRIDE
OF CARL r. KREMER.
Mount Pleasant Episcopal Church
South was the scene of q brilliant
wedding Saturday night at 8 o'clock,
when Miss Mary Elisabeth Bowen.
daughter of Emmett w. Bowen, Of
this city. and Carl Peter Kremer. OF
Winchester, Va, were married
Rev. William A. L. Jett. of Rich
mond. Va. geat-uncle Of the bride.
assisted by the rector. Rev. C. K
Ray. performed the ceremony. The
church was decorated with chrysan-
themums. dahiias, palms and ferns.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs. J. dc
L. Carpenter. accompanied on the
violin by Miss, 10 Miller. played
Handefs Largo" and Jocelyn's
'Berceuse" /.
The bride wore q gown Of white
satin. trimmed with tunic embroid-
cry and pearls. The court train was
edged with pearls; the tulie veil
was held by cap of rose-point lace
and orange blossoms. She carried Q
shower bouquet Of bride roses, or
chids and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Emmeline Bowen, sister Of the
bride, as maid of honor, wore tur-
quoise blue satin and crepe. with z
bandeau Of blue covering her curls
She carried bronze chrysanthemums
Mrs. Mary Burgess, of Monterey, Va.
matron Of honor. wore apricot crepe
over satin. made en- train, she also
carried chrysanthemums. Miss MARY
Virginia Rankin. of Gordonsville,
Va. flower girl, was attired In
white organdie and carried a bask OF
of sweetheart roses. Master Harry
Burgess Wood. jr., dressed In white,
carried the ring upon a white satin
pillow.
The groom was attended by DR..
Walter James Greenleaf. of Port.
land. Me-. as best man. The ushers
were ]. Richardson Kremer and AL
win w. Kremer. of winchester. Va,
brothers of the groom. and J. Barf-
field Bowen. of Washington, and DR..
| Wilbur L. Bowen, Clifton Forge
Va, brothers of the bride.
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the bridal party and friends were
given q reception at the home OF
the bride. 1854 Hobart street north
west, by her aunt. Mrs. A. A. wild
who was gowned in black satin
with tunic of jet.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Kremer left for a wedding trip. the
latter wearing a gown of sapphire
blue duvetyne. hand embroidered
with hat to match, and coat of same
material, with Australian fox trim
ming.
Mr.. Kremer Is assistant secre-
tary Of the United States Shipping
| Board.
They will be at home after Decem-
Der IL at the Maycroft.
Miss Dorothy bennett, daughter
II
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred bennett, has
returned to Washington, having re-
.mained in, Wisconsin to be q brides.
maid to Mrs. Wayne Beckwith. OF
Cincinnati. a graduate of the Uni
| versity of Wisconsin, in Miss Den
nett's class. During Miss Dennett's
visit in Wisconsin she was a guest
at the homes of several other Of her
classmates and Of Kappa Alpha
Beta Sorority. OF which she Is q
member. She also spent part of the
summer on Chambers Island as the
guest of DIR. and Mrs. e. J. Barrett
and Mrs. F. A. bennett.
Miss bennett and her father will
be Joined shortly by Mrs. bennett
who will return from a visit to Los
Angeles and Seattle. Wash. Mrs
bennett and Miss bennett will en-
tertain at a series of afternoon par.
ties upon the return of the former.