Evening star., 1922-05-16
Society
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with Mrs. Treadwsll, who hos been
seriously Ill. but 10 now snmciently
improved for Mr.. Treadwell to re-
turn to Washington. Miss Mary
Tre2dwell younger daughter OF Mr:
! and Mrs. Treadwel1 will finish school
In another ten days or two weeks
two daughters. Miss Margaret Tread
well and Miss Mary Treadwen will
probably go to White Sulphur
Wedding Yesterday at ~
Camp Meade Of interest.
The marriage Of Miss Frances Heald.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs: Samuel
Clark Heaid. to Lieut.. William b:
Miller. Tank Corps. U: s. A., son Of
Col. and Mrs. John K Miller, took
place yesterday afternoon. The cere-
mony was performed at 4:30 o'clock In
the Tank School chapel at Camp
Meade by the chief ofArmy chaplains.
COL John T. Axton. and was followed
, by 2 reoeption In the home Of me h.
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson
Heald. The decorations In the chapel
and in the house were Of spring bios
SONS and green's. The bride wore a
gown OF white .georgette crepe. made
on straight lines with long waist
e court train of the georgette crepe.
Her tulle veil was held by q cornet OF
chanttlly lace with clusters>of@ orange
blossoms. and she carried shower
bouquet of bride roses and lilies OF the
valley. Miss Mary HealA was her sis
organdie with halo Of the organdie
and carried tea roses. The brides
other. attendants were Mrs. HeaId.
wife Of Capt Heald,' Miss Emily
Brown, Miss Virginia Brown. MISS
Louise Martin, Miss Mercedes Sartoi
and Miss Dudley sariol. who wore or.
candle gowns and 'haios fashioned
after that Of the maid Of honor. IN
pastel shades Of blue. peach and yea-
low. and they all carried tea roses.
Lieut. Reginald Hubbell, who grad
uated with the bridegroom from
West Point In 1918. was best man,
Lucas. tr:: Capt. Arthur NJ. Sheets.
Lieut., Edgar B. Heylmun. Lieut..
HomerSP. Dittemore. Lieut.. William.
T. S.q,Roberts: and Lieut.. Albert H..
Johnson. aiis members Of the Tank
Corps; stationed at Camp Meade. !
At the reception after the cere-
monyi Mrs. Heald. mother of the
bride, and Mrs. Miller, mother of
the bridegroom, received with them.
Mrs. Heald wore a gown OF dark
blue taffeta trimmed with ecru lace
and a yellow hat covered with blue
ostrich. Mrs. Miller was In brown
chiffon embroidered in canary-yellow
beads and brown hat trimmed with
flowers in shades Of yellow
Later Lieut.. Miller and his bride
left for a wedding trip. the latter
| travelling in gown Of blue and
gray. with, a gray hat trimmed with
gray pompons on either side and
a cape Of blue. They will be at home
after June l at Camp Meade.
Mr. Daniel Chester French is a
guest at the Powhatan. where he
fexpects to Femain until after Me-
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Isono of Toxic,
Japan. are at the Powhatan for a
| short stay.
Dr.. Sherman Williams Of Denver,
Col, is spending the week at Ward
man Park Hotel.
The Washington committee for the
nurses home in connection with the
Ligue du Nord Contre Ia Tuberculosis
at Lille. France. will continue the
| sale Of far-east objects in a corner Of
Theodore v. Boynton is chairman Of
the committee. and Is assisted by
Nine. Heilmann, Miss Helen Cannon,
Mrs. Frank B. Noyes. Mrs. Vernon
EKellogg, Mrs. Walter R Tuckerman
and Mrs. Campbell Forester, treas
urer. Mrs Forester was formerly
| Mrs. George f. Becker of Washing
ton who has worked for several years
| among the tubercu1ar patients and
has more recently given her time and
aid In the of this home
for nurses.
Miss Marie Albrecht, a Washington
girl. spent the week end at Annapolis.
Miss Albrecht was accompanied by
Miss Bertha Freas. also Of Washing
ton.
At the fete champetre. which Is to
be hold Saturday. May 20. in, the
grounds of Twin Oaks for the benefit
Of Neighborhood House, one of the