The Washington times., 1922-09-20

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spending several weeks In Wyo-
ming.
dahlias and -snapdragons are placed
at the head OF the chancel. The
pews reserved for the family are
also marked with tall standards
tied with pink snapdragons and
pink dahlias.
The brides gown is lovely
model of ivory white satin made on
the new lines, and trimmed with
rose point and Duchess lace. The
skirt is made quite long, and
draped into cascades on the side.
and the waist which is long. Is
cut with bateau neck and trim.
med with a bertha Of Duchess
lace.
The long court train OF the satin
Is edged with the lace. and the
tulle veil which falls to the end
OF the train Is arranged with n
fan shaped frill at the back Of the
hair. and held in place with a band
Of silver across the forehead. Orange
blossoms are used TO trim the back
OF the veil.
The bride will carry a shower bou-
quet OF lilies-of.the.vallsy and
/ 'tephonotis.
Mrs. Graham, who is the guest Of
ne Misses Cheatham, is wearing a
'ecoming gown OF flesh colored
:eorgette over pink satin. II is also
made on the new lines with long
| skirt and high neck. and accordian
plated panels fall below the hem OF
he skirt on the sides. She will wear
Q black velvet hat trimmed in silver,
with paste shaded roses, appliqued
on the brim. She will carry an arm
bouquet of pale pink roses tied wilh
pink ribbon.
Miss Cheatham will wear a dainty
! irock Of French blue chiffon, made
on the same lines, with a low girdle
Of silver trimmed with rose buds of
blue chiffon. Draperies or blue chif.
fon fall from the shoulders below the
edge OF the skirt. She is wearing
chiffon picture hat to match the
gown. trimmed with silver ribbon.
Her bouquet Is Of pink roses and
blue larkspur tied with blue ribbon.
The bridesmaids are dressed alike.
In orchid chiffon gowns, made on
simple straight lines, and finished
with gtrdles OF silver ribbon. They
are wearing picture hats to match
armsful of pink roses tied with blue
| ribbon.
Following the ceremony there will
be an inforpal reception at Captain
Cheathams' quarters at the Navy
Yard, with only the relatives and
closest friends present.
Lieutenant Bagnall and his bride
Will leave early In the evening for n
wedding trip, the latter wearing a
raveling costume OF dark blue Poi.
ret twill trimmed with blue embroid.
cry on the flowing sleeves and IN
he neck and skirt. Her hat of brown
velvet is trimmed with henna burnt
peacock feathers.
Lieutenant and Mrs Bagnall will
live at the marine barracks, to which
he has recently been transferred
from Quantico.
Richard Southgate, charge DAT.
taires Of the United States N
Guatemala. who Is in this country
on short vacation, called yester
day at the State Department to pay
his respects to the Acting Secretary
Of State, William Phillips.
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Mrs. Grayson. wife OF Rear
huH1lThl NdTy Il. STHyHOn, VINO, Wltn
their children. have been spending
the summer at Narragansett Pier.
will. return to Washington the end
Of next week.
Prince Radziwill. the honorary
counselor Of the Polish legation and
Princess RadziwIl, now in New
York, are expected to come to Wash.
ington the first Of November.
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The Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy Theodore Roosevelt has return.
ed to town after spending several
days with Mrs. Roosevelt and their
children at Oyster Bay. Mrs. Roose-
welt accompanied him to Washing.
ton, and will remain here n week
before returning to Oyster Bay.
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The solicitor general. James M
Beck, returned to Washington Mon.
day evening after spending the week
end with Mrs. Beck and daughter at
their home In Seabright, N. ].
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Mrs, Lamer r. Leahy, who has
been visiting in New York and Long
Island since her return from Europe,
has returned to the Connecticut.
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Mrs. Hampson Gary left last eve
ming for New York, where she will
be several weeks.
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