The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-06
SOCIETY
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| front and back of brocaded chiffon.
A court train of georgette fell from
! her shoulders. and the brocad0
panel reached to the end of the
| train Her veil was of old point
lace. held by a coronet Of the lace.
! and she carried a shower bouquet
of Bride roses.
Miss Katherine Guthrey of Cleve-
land, was maid of honor. and wore
charming gown of lavender chif-
fon over slip of the same shade,
with hat Ito match. Her flowers
We're pink roses. arranged in I'm arm
bouquet. The bridesmaids included
Miss Marion Grimes, daughter of
, Col. George Grimes. and Miss Jane
Dunbar. Their gowns were fash
! Toned along the lines of that of
the maid of honor, both in soft
ZONES of pink, with hats TO match.
Their bouquets were of purple as
lers.
Capt. Charles Sturgeon Harris. of
Fort Howard. acted. as best man.
and the ushers included Capt Will
liam S. M. Holmes, of Washington;
Capt. John E.. Wood. of Washing
ton; Lieut.. Donald S. Burns. of Fort
HUMPHREYS, and Lieut.. Don Shing-
Ter, of Washington. Lieutenant
in the eVenig on a Northern we'd
in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Montague
Curtis, whose marriage took place
yesterday at noon, are spending
the first part of their. honeymoon
at the Hamilton Hotel. Mrs. Cur
tbs was Miss Grace Marion Parker.
daughter of Mrs. j. C. II. Parker,
and her wedding took place at
noon in the home of her mother
in Taylor street. The Rev. DR..
Anderson officiated, and the cere-
mony was followed by a wedding
| breakfast. Miss Mildred Carr was
maid of honor, Fred Taroox best
man, and little Miss Jane Heroy,
of Binghamton, NJ Y, attended the
bride as flower girl
-
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. S. Crismond and
| their son are touring the New Eng
land States.
The wedding. of Miss Clarenda f.
Wilson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles c. Wilson, to John David
| Burrows of Troy, N. Y, was solemn
| lied in st. Martins Church yester.
day afternoon. The rector of St.
Martini g. Father M. j. Riordan, per-
formed the ceremony. The sanctu-
AIRY was tastefully decorated with
plans and roses.
Miss Lena NJ Wilson, sister of
| the bride, was maid Of honor, and
Mr.. Burrows had as his best man
| Mr.. Edmond j. Rub.
The brides gown was of tan crepe,
shimmering with crystal and dull
gold beads. She wore a picture hat
| of tan crepe, trimmed with lace and
| velvet flowers, and her corsage bou-
Quet was Of Bride roses and lilies Of
the valley.
The maid of honor wore a .modish
| gown of gray crepe, beaded in blue
| and gold. Her hat was of Alice blue.
and she wore corsage cluster Of
| pink roses. The brides mother wore
| a gown of blue foulard gorgette bead
| ed in blue.
In the evening the couple left for
a honeymoon trip which will include
Yellowstone Park.
| F.
| Congressman j. W. Hustled, of
Peekskill, NJ Y. arrived in Wash
/ tngton today and is at the New
| Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c., Miller
and Miss Lola Miller, who arc IN
Atlantic City. are staying at the
| Hotel New England.
| s.
! Mrs. j. Marshall Robinson. who
spent the summer at Narragansett
Pier, is in New York for a few
days en- route to Washington.
Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage returned
to the New Willard yesterday for a
short visit. She has been in At.
lantic City.
Miss Elizabeth Hanna entertained
a company of five at dinner last
IeVening at lie Paradis.
Meyer Davis has returned from
Bar Harbor, where he spent his
vacation at his summer home
"Briarbound."