The Washington herald., 1922-09-17
SEPTEMBER BRIDES RIVAL
JUNE AND OCTOBER
Continued from Page Fire.

wed senator walter T. Edge, OF
New Jersey. Washington has
watched the development of this
romance with considerable interest.
and the news occasioned no sur
prise. although Senator Edge re-
fused to comment upon the rumor
even TO his departure the middle of
the week for Bath. where he is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Sewall.
Miss Sewal is granddaughter
Of the late Arthur Sewall, ship
builder ard ship owner and DEM
ocratic nominee for Vice President
IN 1886. Her father. who was for
merly In the diplomatic service and
was the last American Minister to
Hawaii, served on the advisory
committee of the conference on the
Limitation of armaments. For this
reason Mr.. and Mrs. Sewall spent
last winter in Washington, occupy
ing a charming house in r street.
and Miss Sewall. although never
formally presented. was a contem-
porary bud with Princess Bertha
Cantacuzene and Miss Elizabeth
Hanna She is just twenty one
years younger than her fiance, and
was graduated from a fashionable
school less than two years ago.
c cENAToR EDGE is a widower.
~ with One small son. His first
wife, who was Miss Lady Lee Phil
lips. of Memphis, died in 1915; and
since her death. her mother. Mrs.
Sara Lee Phillips, has made her
home with Senator Edge, presiding
over his household and mothering
his little boy.
The Senator's Washington home
Is at 1926 Rhode Island avenue. At
Atlantic City he has a handsome
cottage on States avenue. just off
the boardwalk. He is a close friend
of President Harding. and an inti-
mate friend of Mr.. Sewall. his pros
pective father-in-law, at whose
Washington home the President
was entertained with Senator Edge
last spring. when the cOurtship of
| the Senator ard the hosts young
daughter is said to have had its
beginning.
The wedding will take place in
the coming winter. presumably N
this city. where Mr.. and Mrs. Sewcll
expect to resume their residence for
the social season.
Senator Edge was born in Phila-
delphia and began his business
career in Atlantic City, where he
became a banker and newspaper
publisher. He was in the New Jer-
/ sey senate, 1910-16. and was elected
governor Of the State in 1917, re-
signing in 1913 on his election to
the United States Senate.
Miss Sewan. who is almost 81, is
graduate of St Timothy's School
in fIT zV=T1 a -
Windsor School in BrookIine. Mass
ard later studied in France and
\ Belgium
Miss Sewall's mother was Miss
Ashe.' of San Francisco. a niece of
Admiral FarraEut.
Next Thursday is a popular day
for weddings. l note. several of
particular interest being scheduled
for that day. among them being
the wedding of Miss Elizabeth
koones. daughter of Dr. and Mrs
Charles X. E"ones, and Erik S.
Heinus; the wedding Of Miss Cath
erin" Cheatham. daughter Of Capt.
J. J. Cheatham. L. ). y. and Lieut.
Roger Ba@naIl. L. s. VI. c, and that
of Miss katherine Mackay. daugh-
ter Of Clarence Fl Mackay. and
kcneth O'Brien. Miss Evelyn
Wsdsworth will be bridesmaid
for Miss Mackay-the daughter of
Senator and Mrs. James W. Wads-
worth. j.. Of this city. No, | think
I'm mistaken. Miss Cheatam's wedding
will ne ueNt Wednesday.
The ceremony will be performed
Thursday i'm the Roman Catholic
Church a EOssIyn. l.. J.. and will
be followed by breakfast and
reception in the summer home of
the brides father. Harbor View.
Miss Mackay will have her sister
Miss Ellen Mackay. as maid Of
honor. and her other attendants
will be Mrs. Edwin Post. jr.. Mrs.
Pierce Butler. sister of the BRIDE
groom: Mrs. GOodhue Livingston,
jr.: Mrs John McFadden. Mrs.
Morehead Patterson and Miss Mu-
rieI Vanderbilt
Esm"rd p.Erien will be best man
for his brother and the ushers will
he Justin O'Erien. Z. Roland y.
Hartman. William EyIe. Henry
Coo. ir. William Carr. Samuel
Sloan Walker. u: Jesse Hoyt. At
Wood Violet il: Knight WOoley
and Stanley W. Burke.
T HERE was much entertaining
last w"cI, for both Miss Kooncs
and Miss ChcaIhau
Miss EOOnes and the girls in her
bridal party went to Lecsburc,
Va. one day. where they were en-
t"rtainoI At luncheon by Mrs. Will
liam HawlinG. The members Of the
bridal uarty include Miss Mary HiIl
- maid Of honor. Miss paviette
Ficllin. Miss Suzanne Wright and
Miss virginia PuIl,r
Miss pavI"ttr Fickliu WAS hostess
at luncheon for Miss Koones
Wedn' sday. and ON Thursday she
was entertained by Miss Fuller.
who gave luncheon at Chevy
Chase club for the bridal party
Miss Alberta Gilbert gave a tea
for Miss EonueS at her apartment
at Wardmau Park Hotel on Friday
afternoon and yesterday afternoon
Miss Margaret Cr"sson gave a
bridge party for her. Last evening
Miss k""Hes and Mr.. HeniUs and
the members Of their bridal party
We're entertained by Miss Mary Hill
al Bleak fIIIl,- hrr home in Upper
Marlboro. Nd.
Mrs. Sypr,J Hendricks will give a
swimming party for the bridal
party on n,.l Tuesday at Wardman
PARK Hotel. followed bv tea. ano
on the fullowIu- ryDuin" they will
he entertained at dinner at Chevy
chase ClUu, before IN. mid-wcek
dance, with DR. and Mrs. Reginald
Walker as hosts
the first Of a series of festivities
in honor OF Miss Catherine Cheat
ham, dauGhter Of Can't. J. J. Cheat