The Washington times., 1924-11-06
MISS GILBERT
MARRIED
TODAY
Weds Lieutenant Hitch
cock Ushers IN
Uniform


Charlotte Gilbert, daughter Of Mrs.
Albert Morgan Gilbert. and Lieu
tenant Russell Snow Hitchcock,
Construction Corps, U. s. N. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter b. Hitch
cock, Of Springfield, Mass, is tax
ing place this afternoon at 4
o'clock in the home of the bride at
1915 Nineteenth street with the
Reverend Charles Wood, pastor OF
the Church Of the Covenant, per-
forming the ceremony.
The bride is wearing beautiful
gown of white satin made on
straight lines and with yoke of
rose point lace. On the left side
there is slight drapery held with
orange blossoms and the only trim
ming il a f1ounce of rose point.
Over the court train there falls a
veil Of rose point which the brides
mother had made when she and her
daughter were abroad last summer.
The veil fits in closely over the
arms to form short sleeves. The
bride IS carrying rose point hand
kerchief, an heirloom and the gift
of her mother, with shower bou-
quet of white roses and lilies-of-
the.valley.
The brides brother, William r.
Gilbert, will give her in marriage.
Attending the bride is Miss
Dorothy johnson. maid-of- honor.
who Is wearing gown of soft
rose chiffon made on long, straight
lines and trimmed with a flounce
fa
bouquet of Ophelia roses and
larkspur tied with long streamers
of the same shade as the gown and
of navy blue to match the navy
blue uniform Of the bridegroom and
the ushers. The only headdress is
soft wreath of flowers arranged
across the back Of the hair.
The bridesmaids, Miss Julie Hume
and Miss Charlotte Freeman Clark
are wearing gowns like that of the
maid OF honor and are carrying
similar bouquets shading into the
navy blue and gold Of the men.
The bridegroom has as his best
man his brother, Paul e. Hitchcock
and the ushers are Lieutenant T
Dewitt Carr, u. 8. N; Lieutenant
William Loventhal. u. s. N; Lieu
tenant George Dorsey Price, u. S
NJ, and Lieutenant Radcliffe WeIles
u. s. N. The bridegroom and
ushers are wearing their dress uni
forms.
After the ceremony, which viii
be performed in the presence OF q
small group of relatives and
friends, there will be a reception
to which additional guests have
been invited. The brides mother
Is wearing a gown Of grey chiffon
velvet and a corsage Of violets and
lilies-of. the-valley.
The bridegroom's mother Is wear
ing a gown Of Alice blue and q
corsage of orchids.
Later in the afternoon the bride
and bridegroom will leave for q
honeymoon in the south after which
they will return to Washington
Lieutenant Hitchcock Is on duty
In the Navy Department.
Among the out-of-town guests are
MIR. and Mrs. Walter B. Hitchcock
of Springfield. Mass; D. B. Hitch
cock ard Mrs. James Dunbar, oi
Springfield, Mass; Miss Bonnie
Wing, of Wisconsin,; Captain and
Mrs. e. Francis Koenig, Of E1ge
wood, Md; William K. Gilbert. o.
Princeton, N. j.; Mr. and Mrs. Pau
F.. Hitchcock. of New York; Mrs
E. r. Andrews and r. B. Andrews
of Massachusetts,; Admiral and Mrs
Robert NJ. Boyle and Lieutenant
Commander Robert M. Boyle, Of
Cocoanut Grove, Fla.
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The Judge Lynn Chapter, D
A. r. announces the following ad
ditional patronesses for the dance
to be given tomorrow night at the
Hotel Roosevelt: Mrs. Joseph H
Wheat, Mrs. Eugene G. Herndon
Mrs. Arnold Werner Spanhoofd
Mrs. Charles o. Appleman, Mrs
Van Orsvel, Mrs. A. M. Holcombe
and Mrs. James Gately.
Major A. M. Holcombe Will b,
chairman of the floor committee
assisted by Lieutenant w. r. Ham
berger, U. 8. N; Lieutenant Nose.
Byington, u. s. NJ; Irving Bying
ton, Irwin Menekheim, Charlie.
Schermerhorn, Charles G. Haig
and Gwynn King.
X &k
| Mr.. and Mrs Arthur E. Mann
who have been living abroad, have
arrived in New York and will com,
to Washington, Mr.. Mann's olC
home, to visit. Mr.. Mann is
newspaper man and his wife, wht
was Miss Elizabeth Craig, is
Feature writer for London and prov
| incial English papers,