The Washington times., 1922-08-15

, r" lCIOrS6oSOE CnarieVoix,
- Mich. Ii in the spotlight
u today as the scene OF the
marriage Of Miss Mildred Brom-
well. daughter Of Mrs. Charles
8. Bromwell, Of Washington, to
, Capt. Sidney r. Bailey. D. 8. o.,
r. N. naval attache of the Brit.
ish embassy-one Of several wed.
dings taking place out of town
In which Washington feels q
proprietary interest. ...
Miss Bromwell and Captain
Bailey will be married at 4 o'clock.
the ceremony taking place at
the home OF the brides grand.
mother, Mrs. Matthew T. Scott,
where Mrs. Bromwell and her
daughter have been spending
the summer. 1t viii be q simple
wedding, with only relatives and
q few friends present. but charm
ing in detail. ...
The bride, who will be given In
marriage by her brother, Scott
Bromwell. will be attended by
her cousin, Miss Elizabeth
Stevenson, as maid Of honor.
Harold Sims, attache of the
British embassy, will be best man
for Captain Bailey, and Mrs.
Henry Getty Chiffon. wife of
the counselor of the embassy.
and the military attache. Brig.
Gen. H. Keppel Bethel, were
among the guests at the wedding.
The Rt. Rev. John N. McCor-
mick, Bishop OF Western Michi.
gan. will officiate.
Miss Bromwell is wearing
gown of soft white satin. made
on simple lines with the new
long skirt. and she Is wearing a
tulie veil caught with orange
blossoms. Her only ornament
will be a string Of pearls. the
gift OF the brides mother. Miss
Stevenson will wear a mauve
chiffon frock. with a large pic
ture hat. and will carry q cluster
OF orchids.
When she starts on her honey
moon the bride will wear q be-
coming gown Of black serge and
gray net, with q small gray hat.
The bridal pair win sail on
August % for Rio de Janeiro. Cap.
Bailey having been detailed to rep
resent the British navy at the
Brazilian Centennial Celebration.
They expect to return to Wash.
ington the last of September and
will occupy Mrs. Bromwell's house
in @ street for the month Of Octo-
ber, sailing on October 81 for Eng
land. Mrs. Bromwell will give
large reception and ball for her
son -inlaw and daughter. while they
a., uUa ahlp
Captain Bailey, who was aide to
Admiral Beatty during the war
and has a brilliant record. Is the
son of the late Sir James Bailey.
Of Lofts Hall. Essex, England.
Miss Bromwell' father was the
late Col Charles 8. Bromwell, u.
8. A.. and she is a neice OF Mrs.
Carl Vroom. whose husband was
Assistant Secretary OF Agriculture
under President Wilson. Miss
Bromwell has been a great belle
since her debut several seasons
ago and was one Of the little group
OF girls with whom the Prince OF
Wales was so pleasantly asso-
ciated during his visit to Wash
ington.
WASHINGTON society in gen.
w eral and the diplomatic set
in particular, are also keenly in
terested in the marriage Of Miss
Elizabeth Howe, daughter Of Mrs.
Emerson Howe, and DR.. Alfred
Gonzales Prada. counselor Of the
Peruvian embassy. which is
scheduled to take place In New
York tomorrow. When DIR. Prada
left Washington to Join his H.
ancee and her mother in New
York, arrangements for the
wedding had not been completed
and no details have yet reached
here. DIR. Prada, who was to
have sailed for Europe tomor.
row, has put off his departure
until later in the week. He will
take his bride with him for .
European honeymoon.
MISS ALICE HARE DING.
AVA daughter of ~. p. q. Hard
ing. who win be married on
September Z. to Robert Thomp-
son Peil, and who Is now visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen II. P, Pell.
At Cherisol. will 60 this week to