The Washington times., 1922-06-11
SP0TLIGHTS NOW
CONVERGE UPON
THE JUNE BRIDE
Important Weddings
Of the Past and
Future

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TUE story OF the Hushes-w -wad.
dell wedding In all It's pic,
turesque detail, IL printed elsewhere
in The Times. but a word here
about q srist Of other charming
brides. While the wedding Of
Miss Hughes and Chauncey Lock
hart waddeii was going on. Miss
Marcia Bracken Thorn. OF wyoni-
Ing, was being married to Lieut..
Homer W. LISTED. u. 8. A.. the
ceremony taking place at the home
of Senator and Mrs. John B.. Ken.
drick. and another wedding IN
which washingtonians were might
fly interested was being soIem-
nized out Of washington.
This was the marriage Of Miss
Anne wickes Craven. daughter OF
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas T. Cra-.
ven. and Lieut.. Rodman. dc Kay,
U, s. N. II took place up at
Jamestown, r. J.. where the
Cravens have q summer home,
leaving Us all with feeling Of
being cheated, since Anne Craven
made her debut here and WASH
ington never ceases to feel a pro
prietary interest in its navy buds,
although the vicissitudes Of the
service may take them FAR away.
Moreover. In Miss Craven's large
wedding party were group OF
Washington girls, Miss Minnie
veeder. Miss Martha Harris and
Miss Georgina Hicks. besides Miss
Gordon Woodbury., daughter Of
former Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy; the Misses Harriet and
Asoostine Scales. daughters OF
Rear Admiral Scales: Misc Cath
crime Wharton Morris, Of Phila-
delphia; Miss Jocclyn Parker, Of
Boston: the Misses Catherine and
Sylvia de Kay. Mrs. J. Bertram
Lippincott and Miss zaydee de
Jonge. ..,
zen. - ..s. .
A MOTHER Of the weeks I'm
"A portant weddings was the
marriage of Miss Elizabeth Miller
Smith. sister OF Mrs. Marlborough
Churchill, to Charles Edwin
Fletcher Clarke, of New York.
which took place at the home Of
Col. and Mrs. Churchill here. Mr..
Clarke In an officer or director
in half q dozen big companies
and belongs to the best clubs both
In New York and Baltimore. His
home 10 In Rye, and II 10 there
that he win take his bride. q
Massachusetts, gtrt r.
THEN. up at West Point Miss
Frances Smith. granddaughter
Of Mrs. Charles Bailey. became the
bride Of Capt. Leo J. Erler. U. 8. A..
the ceremony on Tuesday taking
place there because It is at the
Point that the brides brother.in-
law and sister. Major and Mrs.
John B.. Bennett, are stationed.
And down in Atlanta, Lieut.. John
o. Donaldson, famous wartime
flyer, was married to Miss Harriet
Mccullough. the wedding being
solemnized on Saturday, June 3.
Both weddings were of unusual
interest here. for Mrs. Bailey and
her granddaughter spent the win
ter OF 1s2o-1s21 here and the two
girls were presented to society in
Washington. And Lieutenant Don
aldson Is the son Of Col. and Mrs.
T. @. Donaldson. who are among
the most popular members Of
wsshington's army contingent. =
The marriage OF Miss Grace Col
gate and Major Stanley Rum
bough. which took place in New
York. likewise had its Washing
ton angle" for the Rumboughs
have many connections In Wash
ington and Major Rumboush's
mother has lived here q good deal.
|, WHEN it comes to dealing in
- futures" there are all sorts
Of weddings in the offing. On Juno
II, Miss Henrietta Burreli In to wed
James A. q. Campbeil. tho cers-
mony taking place In ,st, Adams
Church; and on June 20 win come
the marriage OF Miss Catherine
Marriott, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Crittenden Marriott, and Lieut..
Wilson Burnett Higgins In st.
Margaret's Church. On the sane
day Miss Coral Roberts win become
the bride OF Stephen r. Ffiker. Mt.
Pleasant Methodist Church being
the scene Of the wedding. -.
Mrs. James Marion Johnston's
|. daughter. Miss Eleanor Johnston.
has selected June "a for her mar
riage to Major Charles Lacey Hall
remember when he was stationed
here7--and the ceremony win take
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