The Washington herald., 1922-08-17


bsrIand. has rsturnsd 70 waning
ton. accompanisd by Rapresents-
tive zihlman. who had Joined her II
cumserIand for : short visit.
Representative and Mrs. CLYDE
Kelly havs rsopsnsd thsir Wsshing-
ton Home after . visit af their
farm In Indians County. Pa.
Mss THELlGA O. CROwE
BRIDE Or ,. W. WALLER.
The marriage Of Miss rhslma
Christine Grove. daughter OF Louis
Grove, Of the Isle Of Man, England,
to James william waller, Of Paris.
KY. took place At 7;so o'clock last
evening In St. Johns Episcopal
Church. her guardian, Theodore
Prospsre Artaud. acting a. her host
and giving her away. The church
was charmingly decorated about the
altar with palms. ferns and white
midsummer blossoms. and the bridal
party was entertained BY Mr.. Ar
taud following the ceremony. at
which the Rev, DR.. Allen 0rimth
oniciated There Eas- . specially
arranged program OF music given
by DR.. Dickinson. the qrganists Of
st. Johns Church.
The bride, who was escorted By
Mr.. Artaud. wore q graceful gown
Of white georgette and filmy lace,
made afters the prevailing long
wasted fashion, and the tulle veil,
which was very full and arranged
with Q coronet Of Venetian point
.~cs. formed the train. She carried
lilies Of the valley ana orchids. The
little flower girl. Helen Emmett, of
Washington. who preceded the
bride. wore q dainty gown Of ivory
white taffets and net and carried
basket Of sweetheart roses.
Mrs. William Allen Clark, of Gin
cinnati. Ohio. the sister Of the BRIDE
groom. served as matron of honor
and wore q gown of pink Reorgetfs
with accessories Of silver, 4 hat Of
the same shade and material and
carried Ophelia roses. The two
bridesmaids. Miss Vera Adler. of 81.
Louis. and Miss Kathleen Jones. of
Danforth, Va, wore costumes simi-
lar to that Of the matrou of honor.
but fashioned Of orchid color geor.
gette with girdles of silver, their
hats being of the same shad, and
material as the gowns, and they
carried Russell roses.
Hugh Ferguson. Of Paris. KY.
cousin Of the bridegroom. served a.
best man and the ushers wera
Lieut. John Lucas. formerly in the
aviation service, U. 8. NJ; Harry J.
Sargent. Of 81. Louis. Mo-, and Rob-
ert d. Armstrong. r. J. Lehman and
A. II. knowlton Of Washington.
Following the small reception at
the apartment of Mr.. Artaud, the
bridegroom and bride left for Hot
Springs. Va. the latter wearing q
modish midsummer travelling dress
OF canton crepe with a small has OF
gray velvet. They will later 60 TO
Paris. KY. to visit the family Of
MT. Waller. and after October l..
viii be at home at Northbrook
Courts. 342s 18th street.
Mr.. Waller was, formerly n can
tain in the Twenty Second EngI-
neers, A. d. F.. and was cited for
ing.
Much entertainment has preceded
tne marriage. Mr.. Artaud giving a
dinner for the entire wedding
FOOI
day evening. while Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Potter gave a dinner for
them at Wardman Park Hotel
Tuesday evening.
Among the out-of-town guests
here for the wedding were Mrs.
Henry T. Judy. of Paris. KY, and
Mrs. M. l. Gum. Of Harlan, KY,
sisters of the bridegroom, and his
cousin. Miss Virginia Ferguson. OF
Lagrange, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Taggart
will spend the last of this month
and the first of September on a mo-
| tor trip visiting Atlantic City.
They will be at the Marlborough
Blenheim while in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Taggart was formerly Miss
Mildred Hardy. daughter of Repre-
] sentative Rufus Hardy, of Texas.