The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-17


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families and a few intimate friends,
will be performed at noon in the
home Of Doctor and Mrs. johnson,
the Reverend Bernard Brascamp Of.
ficiating.
Mrs. Louis Hertle is entertaining
today the members of the Women
National Press Club, who lnotored
to Gunston Hall to have tea with
the chatelaine Of that historic es.
tate.
Mrs. Walter Mclean, formerly a
resident Of Washington, is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander G. Bent.
ley in Washington for fortnight
Later in the summer Mrs. Bentley
will visit Mrs. Mclean at her charm.
ing home in the Green Spring Val.
Icy and will go to Blue Ridge Sum
NIT. Pa, to stay with Mrs. Frederick
r. Harris.
MISS BLAND BOARDMAN WEEDS
DUDLEY CHIPLEY THORNTON.
Miss Bland Randolph Boardman,
daughter of Mrs. Thomas Volney
Boardman, end, Dudley Chipley
Thornton, Of Pensacola, Fla, were
married at noon today in st. Mar.
gare.'s Church by the Reverend H.
H. B. Sterrett.
Mrs. Joseph MacKephan was ma
tron of honor and the bridegroom
had his brother, Presley Thornton,
as best man. The bride, who was
given in marriage by her brother,
Thomas V. Boardman, wore a gown
of white, beaded georgette, made on
straight lines. with long veil of tulle
held by a coronet of duchess lace
and orange blossoms. Her bouquet
was of white roses, lilies of the val.
ley and orchids.
The matron Of honor was dressed
In blue georgette, trimmed in cream
lace. and a wore pink hat. She
carried pink butterfly roses.
The ceremony was followed bv a
breakfast at the home Of the brides
mother in the Netherlands Apart.
ments, and the couple left later for
two weeks trip in the North. Upon
their return they will live at 2145
California street.
Mrs. Frederick r. Harris has
leased a cottage at Blue Ridge Sum.
nit, Pa, and is established there for
the summer months.
Miss Katherine Letterman and
Miss Madeleine Letterman, who
spent the winter in Washington,
have gone to New York, where they
will remain until after the national
Democratic convention, after which
they will go to Paris for the sum.
mer and autumn.
Miss Louise Ross Todd, who has
been visiting her aunt, Nine. Chris
tan Hauge, has gone to Louisville
to join her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Todd, before going North for
the summer. Nine. Hauge will not
close her Washington home until
later in the season, when she ex.
poets to go abroad.
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Mrs. Howard Dickinson has gone
to Southampton, Long Island, for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul e. johnson
will close their house on Sixteenth
street tomorrow and will open their
cottage at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa,
for the season.
Miss Mary Louise johnson was a
bridesmaid at the wedding Of Miss
Mabel Russell to Walter Wallen Pax.
ton, which took place Sunday on
staten Island, N. Y. Mrs. Paxton
mas been frequent visitor in Wash.
ington as the guest Of Miss Gladys
chapman Smith, granddaughter Of
Mrs. Charles M. Ffoulke.
Miss johnson will make several
visits in the North before joining
her parents at Blue Ridge Summit.
WASHINGTON WOMAN MAKES
GIFT TO YASSAR COLLEGE.
The gift of Mrs. Avery Coonley.
Of Washington, and her sister, Mrs.
Elon Huntington Hooker, of Rock
Ridge, the New York alumnae
house at Vassar College was
dedicated yesterday, presentation
being made by Miss Elizabeth Coon
ley and Miss Adelaide Hooker.
Both Mrs. Coonley and Mrs. Hooker
are Vassar graduates.
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Mrs. Jesse Nicholson, who has
been appointed proxy for Mrs.
James Hamilton Briscoe, Democratic
National Committeewoman for
Maryland, will leave for New York
on Friday to take part in an i'm.
portaht conference of committeeman
and committeewomen on Saturday.
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The ladies' resident at the Louise
Home are entertaining at a garden
party this afternoon, the event hav.
ing been postponed from an earlier
date.
Mrs.. Rudolph Mar Kanffnnann