The Washington herald., 1922-10-31

"eo hNAO AOf a lew udyS last WtGhs
returned to Atlantic City Saturday.
MISS JEANETTE DUNCAN
BRIDE OF ENSIGN MCCAIN.
Miss Jeanette oliver Duncan and
Ensign Thomas Lee Mccain, United
States navy, were married yester-
day afternoon in Bethlehem Chapel
of the Washington Cathedral. Rev.
DR.. George c. F. Bratenahl offici-
ating. A wedding supper with in
formal reception followed In the
home OF the brides uncle. Repre-
sentative William 3. oliver, with
whom the bride has made her home
since childhood. A simple arrange
ment of white chysanthemums added
to the dignity of the chapel. ard in
the house pink roses were used In
profusion.
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by Representative Oliver, wore
gown of white velvet. the waist
made plain and long, and the skirt
gracefully draped to one side. where
1t was held with pearls. Side panels
fell below the hem and her tulle
veil. which was held by a coronet Of
lace and orange blossoms, formed a
train. She carried bride roses with
shower Of lilies of the valley.
Miss Willie Duncan was her sis
ter's only attendant, and wore a
gown Of rose pink chiffon fashioned
on flowing lines. a velvet hat in rose
pink. trimmed with silver. She car
ried pink rosebuds and blue dolphin
ium.
was best man. and the ushers were
Midshipman Erskin Seay and Mid
shipman James Banks.
After the supper Ensign Mccain
and his bride left for a short we'd
ding trip. the latter travelling in a
gown of brown crepe de chine. with
brown duvetyn cape and hat of the
same material combined with vel
vet. They will later go to New
York. where Ensign McCann's ship,
the U. S. S. Lardner. is anchored.
Among the out-of-town puests
were Mrs. S. S. Clabaugh, of Tusca-
ioosa' and Mrs. Will Brown. of Mo-
bile. Ala. sisters of the bride.
Capt. Austin Kautz. u. s. ~. who
resides at 1906 Nineteenth street.
and Mrs. kautz will present their
niece. Miss Listenard Seabury. of
New York. to Washington society the
latter part Of December Miss Sea-
oury Is member of the Junior
League. of New York, has Travelled
good deal and is a girl Of marked
accomplishments. Capt Kautz is sta
TONED at the Naval Observatory.
Mrs. George ID. Hope, of Ward
man Park. who spent several weeks
in Paris. has left for London, where
she Is being extensively entertained
She will sail shortly for home.
while in Paris Mrs. Hope stayed at
the Hotel Plaza Athene with a COL
"ny of Americans and was much
feted
Mrs. Walter S. Goodwin. OF Mid
dleburg. Va. entertained a company
of six at luncheon yesterday at the
ShOreham.
Edgar Brackett, OF New York. who
was recently appointed special as
SiS'aHt TO tne Attorney General, na =
taken an apartment at the Lee
/ House
DIR. and Mrs. william S. washburn
announce the engagement OF their
daughter Charlotte to Ensign Alan
Reed McCracken, u. $. N. son of
! Mrs. NJ. s. NcCracken. of Paxton,
ILL.,. and nephew of DR.. and Mrs.
James Brown Scott. OF Washington
Miss Loretta Macarius Creaeh
lett Friday for Martins5urg, w. Va.
10 be maid of honor at the wedding
OF Miss Anne Porterfield Snodgrass
and william Hunter Powell. or
Wyncote. Pa, and New York CITY.
which will take place this evening.
Miss Snodgrass Is the daughter
or one of the oldest families OF
grass. Of Martinsburg. and grand
daughter OF Rear Admiral c. n.
Stribling and is well-known mem
Der of social circles In Baltimore.
Washington. Philadelphia and New
York City. Mr.. Hunter is a member
of one of teh oldest families OF
Philadelphia and graduate of Yale
University. After the honeymoon
the couple will live in New York
city, where Mr.. Powell is engaged