The Washington times., 1922-12-28
SOCIETY:
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The church was decorated with
Christmas greens. smilax and South
ern moss. After the ceremony the
brides mother, Mrs. Augustus Penn |
broke Thomson. gave a reception at
her home, Hawthorne"
The bride was gowned In white |
satin. trimmed with rare old lace,
and wore a lace veil. The bridal
gown was made with a court train
of satin. The maid of honor was
the brides sister, Miss Imogene
Thomson. who wore. gown OF
green chiffon with silver and crys-
in-law, Mrs. James M. Thomson and
Mrs. Paul Thomson. were matrons
Of honor.
There were eight bridesmaids. all
of whom were In costumes of shell
pink chiffon, and carried red roses.
The bridesmaids included Miss Julia
Downer and the Misses Fannie
Elizabeth Moore Of Berryville, Va;
Miss Elizabeth White. Of Leesburg.
Va; the Misses Flora and Nell Bay
lor. Of Cedar Bluff. Va; Miss Gladys
Breazele, Louisiana, and Miss Clau-
dine Hutter, Of Lynchburg. Va.
Little Gertrude Thomson and
Elizabeth Chew, nieces Of the bride,
acted as flower girls and Pembroke
Thomson Grove, her nephew, was
ring bearer.
James M. Thomson. brother of
the bride, was best man for Col.
breckenridge, and the ushers In
cluded Paul Thomson. another OF
the brides brothers; Col. Louis Lit.
tie, Lieut.. Col. Edward Greene,
Major Harold L. Parsons, Major
Calvin B. Matthews. Capt. w. B.
Sullivan, and Colonel Beaumont. OF
the marine corps, and Capt. Mar.
shall Macdonald. and Washington
Berry Grove. jr.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert V. Fleming
entertained at dinner last evening
at the Chevy Chase Club in honor
of Miss Virginia Edwards. IA
debutante of this season. The
guests included Miss Josephine
Wllliford, Miss Elizabeth Taylor
Jones, Miss Elizabeth Marbury
Beale, Miss Alice Milburn, Miss
Elizabeth Walter, Miss Emma Stitt,
Miss Louise Anderson Miss Lucy
Gillette, cant. John Wood. Lieut.. |
Wade D.~killen. Capt. Herman II.
Pohl, Ensign John Nortoh johnson.
Mai. Xenophon II. Price, Mr.. Dan
Wright. Mr.. Tolbert Campbell, Mr..
Allan Thurman, Of New York; Capt. |
and Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis Smith
and Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Ed
wards.
Mrs. Abraham I. Elkus, wife Of
a former Ambassador to Turkey,
and her daughter. Miss Katherine
Elkus, are staying at the Shore
ham.
Senator and Mrs. John B. Ken
drick have with them for the holi-
days Mrs. Francis c. Williams, OF
Sheridan, Wyo., sister OF Mrs. Ken
drick, and her son and daughter.
Francis c. Williams III and Miss
Eula williams. Mr.. Manville Ken.
drick, who Is a student at the
agricultural college at Ames. Iowa.
is spending the week with his par.
ents. i
Miss Rosa Maye Kendrick and
Miss Eula Williams will be at
home on Sunday from 4:3O until Z.
H. w. Hilleary, who is spending
some weeks at the Lee House. will
be Joined there soon by Mrs.
Hilleary, who is at their home In
Virginia.
Archbishop Fenteleimon, Of the
Greek Church, from Palestine, VINO
came to Washington to call on
President Harding, is At the Bur.
lingron Hotel.
Can't. X. j. Fielder will entertain
n party at the supper dance at the
Hamilton Hotel Sunday night.
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A group Of midshipmen will be
the guests Of honor at the dance
to be given at the Womens City
Club on New Year evening, Janu-
ary 1, at half after nine. Guest
cards may be obtained at the club.
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Major and Mrs. William B. ELI
son, Of johnson City, Tenn. are in
Washington for a few days. the
guests OF DIR. and Mrs. Everett M.
Ellison in M street.
Mrs. Quinby Mckeon, OF the hot
Springs, Va, Is spending several
weeks at the Hamilton Hotel. She
is accompanied by Miss Elsie How.
land McKeon.
Miss Loretta Montgomery and
Miss Marian Harris gave a lunch
con today. having as guests Miss
Margaret Harper. Miss Romaine
Donnelly and Miss Pauline North.
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e. ]. Henning. Assistant Secre-
tary Of Labor. and Mrs. Henning
had ten guests dining with them
last night at lie Paradis.
Midshipman Carter A. Printup. Of
Georgia, Is a guest during the holi-
days OF Midshipman F. Kent
Loomis. who is visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brooks Smith,
D14aox,alt nuar tho