Evening star., 1922-06-27
Society
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and the ushers were Mr.. Willis A.
Cornish. brother of the bride: Mr..
George Sudduth, Mr.. Erwin 8. Alver-
son and Mr.. Norman Murphy. A re-
ception followed at the home of the
brides father. 1881 High street. Ana
costa, where a beautiful decoration
of pink roses, hydrangea and palms
was In place. Mr.. and Mrs. Scaggs
left later for their wedding trip. the
latter travelling in q blue tailored
| suit with a black hat, and stone mar
ten neck scarf. They will reside at
1929 U street, Anacostia, on their
return.
A wedding Of unusual beauty and
simplicity was solemnized Saturday
afternoon at $50 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Mary S. White. 2013 street
| northwest, when her daughter, Mary
| Margaret. became the bride Of DR..
Thornton Shirley Graves.
The bride wore a becoming going
away gown of beige crepe with har-
monizing accessories. Her bouquet
was of bride roses and sweet peas.
was given in marriage by her brother,
Mr.. George 1. White. The bridegroom
was attended by Mr.. Beale Faucette
Of Durham, N. c., and the officiating
minister was the Rev. H. E. Spence.
professor of Bible. Trinity College.
Miss Sara Hudgins of Marion. N. c..
maid of honor; Miss Elizabeth Allen
Of Oxford. N. c., and Miss Gaiselle
Kerner of kernersville. N. c., brides
maids. Miss Josephine Bird Of Wash
ington rendered the wedding music.
while little Elinor and Mary Soule Of
Washington were ribbon bearers. Inn
mediately preceding the bride were
Margaret and Elinor Henderson Of
Burlington. N. c.. flower girl and ring
bearer. All of the attendants were
becomingly attired in gowns of pink
blue and orchid. with hats to match,
and carried bouquets of pink rose
buds.
The wedding was followed by an
Informal reception. Out-of-town
guests at the wedding were: Mrs.
p. ]. Sinclair of Marion, N. c.: Maj.
Haven, Fla: Mrs. ]. L. Henderson and
two daughters of Burlington, N c.;
Miss Sara Hudgins of Marion, ". c.;
Miss Elizabeth Allen Of Oxford. N. c..
and Miss Gaiselle Kerner of Kerners-
willie, N. C.
The bride Is the daughter of the late
DR.. George I. White and Mrs. Mary
Sinclair White of Marion. N. c.. and
has host of friends in her home
state The bridegroom, who Is orig
inally from Mckinney. Tex, is pro-
lessor Of English at the University Of
North Carolina.
Immediately following the ceremony
the bride and bridegroom left for New
York, Boston and other points. They
will be at home after September Is
at Chapel Hill. N. C.
Mr.. Eldon C. Lewis of the internal
revenue service left Washington Sun
day evening for New York city TO be
absent for several days.
Mr.. D. Wilson Holman of Chat
tanooga. Tenn. is spending a few
days in Washington and will visit
Atlantic City before returning south.
have stopped over in New York for
a few days. on their way to their
summer home at Nantucket, Mass,
and are at the Schuyler.
Col. John P. Haines, Col. Herman
Hall and Col. Charles Gerhardt. all
of Washington, who are spending a
few days in New York, are at the
Hotel Astor.
tiss have returned to their home, 1913
NJ street. after spending the month of
June at Atlantic City.
DR.. P. A. Sullivan has returned to
his home in Chicago after spending
some days in Washington. staying at
Wardman Park Hotel. He was re-
ceived by President Harding while
here.
Miss Lucille Showalter left yester-
day for two months vacation in the
White mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Fl. Booth and
Morris Booth of Richmond, Va, are
at the Powhatan.
Mrs. Scar sailed from New York
Thursday, juno 20. on the s. s. Scythia
to spend the summer in England and on
the continent