The Washington herald., 1922-12-11
CO0LDdES BACK
FROM WEDDING
IN MAINE
Many Notables Attend Mar
riaue Ceremony Of Senator
Edge and Miss c. l. Ashe.
= ICE PRESIDENT AND MRS.
I COOLIDGE returned yes

~ ICE PRESIDENT AND Mis-.
" COOLIDGE returned yes
terday from Bath. Me-.
where they went for the marriage
ceremony of Camilla Loyal Ashe
Sewall, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold M. Sewall. and Senator
Walter R Edge, of New Jersey,
which was solemnized Saturday in
Bath. Ne, at noon in Grace Epis-
copal Church by the Rev. Charles
Myron Tubbs. before a gathering
in which there were many nation
ally prominent persons.
Following the ceremony theere
was a breakfast and reception.
in the summer home Of the brides
parents.
The bride wore the gown worn
by her mother at her marriage,
white brocaded- satin, trimmed
with rare point lace. Her veil
of lace was that worn by her
great-aunt Mrs. Farragut, the
wife of Admiral David G. Farra-
gut. when she was presented to
Queen Elizabeth. of Austria.
Mrs. John Winslow Williams, OF
Baltimore. was her sisters ma
tron Of honor. while the brides
maids were Miss Dorothy s. Sew
all, Of Bath: Miss Louise Sewall.
OF Englewood. y. j.: Miss Eveline
Fenner. of New Orleans; Miss
Elizabeth Hanna and Miss Ade-,
line Oxnard. of Washington, and
Miss Dora Parker. of Newark,
N. j. Senator Frederick Hale. OF
Maine, was Senator Edges best
man, and the ushers were How
ard H. Edge. Of Hartford, Conn,
brother Of the Senator: Loyal F.
Sewall and Arthur Sewall. I'd. Of
Bath, brothers Of the bride; Day
ton Oliphant. of Trenton. N. j.;
Herbert McIlvaine. Of Philadel.
phia. and Emerson Richards. OF
Atlantic City.
Among prominent guests at the
wedding We're Senator and Mrs.
J. s. Frelinghuysen. of New Jer-
sey: Senator Richard Ernst, of
Kentucky: Representative and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. of Ohio;
Gov. Percival Baxter. of Maine:
former Gov. and Mrs. Karl Mil
liken. President c. NJ. Stills. of
Bowdoin College: Miss Charlotte
Mosely. Mrs. William H. Warden,
and Miss Harriet Warden. Mrs.
Homer Richardson, Katherine
Payne. Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Webb
and daughters. Maria and Bar
bara, all from Boston.
Senator Elge's party. which
went in a special car from Wash
ington, included his brother. How.
ard Edge and Mrs. Edge; the
Misses Esther, and Mary Edge,
OF Downingtown. Pa, his aunts,
and Walter Evans Edge, jr., sew.
en-year-old son of the Senator by
his wife who died in 1915.
Senator Edge and his bride
will sail from New York on Fri
day aboard the steamship Ma
jestic to spend Christmas In Eu-
rope and will return the first
Of the year. Their permanent
home will be in Ventnor, n. J.,
with their Washington home at
1926 Rhode Island avenue, where
the Senator has lived for several
years.
President and Mrs. Harding
sent the bride an oil painting,
"Cahors." by Aston knight, as
their wedding gift.
Inc DIlue Is tHe ELECTROMAGNETIC
Of Arthur Sewall. who was Demo-
cratic nominee for Vice President
in 1895. and the daughter Of the
last United States Minister to
Hawaii. Mr.. Sewall was a mem
ber Of the advisory committee of
the conference on the Limitation
Of armaments held in Washington
last winter. and with his family
occupied a house on r street.
where they entertained extensive
ly. Mr.. and Mrs. Sewall did not
formally present their daughter to
society, although she took her
place with the other buds of the
season, Princess Bertha Canta-
cuzene and Miss Elizabeth Hanna.
the latter being a member of her
wedding party here today.
Senator Edge is a native Of
Philadelphia, but has lived for
many years in Atlantic City. He
was elected from there to the
State senate. from which office
he resigned on being elected to
the United States Senate in 1919