The Washington times., 1922-07-18

viii leave August for a Southern
rotor trip. They will be gone a
Ionth, during which time they
will visit their home in South Car
,lina and will also visit in Ashe-
lille, Mr.. and Mrs. Berry. OF Ham
let, N. c., who were the guests Of
Colonel and Mrs. Donaldson. have
left for Montreal. whence they will
sail for Europe tomorrow. Mrs. c.
r. Flagler, who has also been the
guest Of Colonel and Mrs. Donald
son. has returned to Virginia
Beach.
The First Secretary Of the Span.
will sail aboard the American on
July 20 for their home in Spain.
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Miss Shaw Weds
Ensign McManes.
A sudden change in the orders Of
Ensign Kenmore Mathew McManes,
U. s. NJ, who is to report for duty
on the U. 8. S.SPennsylvania in Cali
fornia in August, necessitated the
Fastening Of his marriage to Miss
Laura Elizabeth Shaw, daughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Shaw.
and the ceremony took place In st.
Stephens Church on Saturday.
The Rev. DR.. George Fiske Dudley,
rector of the church and uncle OF
the bride. officiated and another
uncle, Ross Browne Mitchell, gave
her In marriage.
While the arrangements for the
wedding were simply carried out,
the friends OF the bride and OF her
uncle and aunt. DR.. and Mrs. Dud.
ley. as well as those of the bride
grooms comfortably filled the edifice.
Flowers and the summer costumes
Of the guests lent an air OF cool
ness in the church. Preceding the
ceremony Mr.. Henry II. Tallmadge.
of st. Stephens choir sang 20 Per
feet Love-" and Miss Claudine Fer
Ruson, who accompanied him, gave
the remaining program OF wedding
music on the organ.
The petite bride wore a lovely
gown Of white charmeuse embroid.
cred in silk and crystal beads and
q very becoming picture hat trim.
med in gracefully arranged ostrich
plumage. She carried a bouquet OF
roses and lilies OF the valley. At
tending her was Miss Della Benton,
who wore a gown OF tan georgette
crepe trimmed in tan lace. with a
hat Of georgette in the same tones
trimmed in ostrich tips. Her
bouquet was OF pink roses.
Eugene De SALES 'Jarboe. lieu
tenant, United States navy, was hest
man for the bridegroom, and they
both wore their summer uniforms OF
white. DR.. Herbert II. Schoenfeld,
Calverton E. Buck, OF Washing
ton, and Thomas B. McMRrtfn
and Harold Greene. Of Philadelphia,
were ushers.
Following the church ceremony.
there was q wedding breakfast at the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. Dudley. the
wedding party. relatives and few
others being guests. Mrs. Dudley,
who assisted the bride and bride
groom In receiving. wore a modish
gown of white brocaded silk, fash
ioned on long. straight lines. and q
picture hat Of old rose color, trim.
med in roses OF the same shade.
Presiding at the breakfast were
two Of the brides aunts, Mrs. Will
liam Bayne and Mrs. William B.
Shaw. while a number Of the girl
friends Of the bride assisted.
Following the breakfast. Ensign
and Mrs. McManes left for Atlantic
City, where they will stay for q short
time before going to California.
where he will Join his ship. The
brides goins-away gown was Of dark
blue Russian crepe trimmed In gray,
with which she wore q small hat Of
black straw.
Since the death Of her parents, the
bride has made her home with DR..
and Mrs. Dudley. and has q host Of
friends in Washington. The bride.
groom is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Flynn McNanes, Of Marion,
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Capt. Albert J. Gore, who with
Mrs. Gore and their children have
been touring Europe. has returned
home. Mrs. Gore. Miss Frances
Larner Gore and Philip Gore, with
Mrs. Horatio N. Taplin. remained
for q cruise to Norway and viii
spend several weeks in Scotland be-
fore returning home In September
Captain Gore was one OF the Amer.
leans participating In the wimble-
don tennis tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Bettinston,
Of Richmond. Va. who are In Wash.
ington for a week. are at the
Burlington Hotel.
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Mrs. ". l.. Burnett, OF Baton
Rouge. La. is at the Burlington
Hotel.
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