Evening star., 1924-10-10
SOCIETY
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of pink roses. The other attendants
were Miss Esther Butterworth, Miss
Margaret Moore. Miss Alma Nc
Groarty, Miss Mary Fenwick, Miss
Elizabeth Barksdale and Miss Helen
Smith, who were dressed in peach
color, green and orchid taffeta. trim
med with gold lace, and carried
bouquets of tea roses
Mr.. F'enwick had as his best man
Joseph L. Crupper and the ushers
were Mr. Warren Birge. Mr.. Morgan
Birge, Mr. Harry =. Fellows, jr., and
Mr.. Charles FenWick.
A reception followed the ceremony
at the home of the brides parents,
where the drawing rooms were deco
rated i'll Autumn leaves and chrys-
anthemumS. Mrs. Fellows. mother of
the bride. wore gown of powder
blue chiffon over coral satin char
meuse. and Mrs. Fenwick, mother of
the bridegroom, was dressed in brown
lace made over brown crepe.
Mr.. and Mrs. F'enwick left after
the reception for a Canadian we'd
ding trip, the latter wearing a mod
iSh three-piece suit of taupe velour
trimmed with fur On their return
they will make their home at Falls
Church.
Among the out-of-town guests
there for the wedding were: Mrs. u.
e. Carysle of Wallingford. Pa; Capt
and Mrs. George A Patrick of Fort
Hancock. \. J.. and Mrs. Carysle Fen
wick of Philadelphia.
Although of unusual simplicitv
the marriage of Miss Lucille Allen
Lamar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
George Ii. Lamar of Rockville and
Mr.. Homer Stafford Bryant of Lynch
burg, Va, which was solemnized in
the Methodist Church in Rockville at
4:30 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. was
attended by a gathering that COM
pletely filled the large editice. The
ceremony was performed by the
pastor of the church, the Rev. Nolan
b. Harmon, Jr., who is the brides
brother-in-law. The decorations at
the church consisted of cut flowers
potted plants, Autumn leaves and
evergreens, as did those at the home,
where a small reception was held
immediately following the ceremony.
The reception was attended by only
memberS of the two families and a
few intimate girl friends of the bride.
The bride wore a becoming gown
OF Alice blue silk. trimmed with sill
YER fox fur, with hat to match and
carried Il shower bouquet Of roses
She entered the church with the
bridegroom and had no attendants.
The usherS were MIR. Edward stone
street Lamar. brother of the bride;
Mr.. William LLnthicum and Mr. Will
liam FL. Lamar, jr., cousins of the
bride, and Mr.. Edward Peter, all of
Rockville. The music was played
by the brides sister Mrs. Harmon
OF Rock Vile.
Immediately following the recep-
ton Mr. and Mrs. Bryant started on
q ten-day trip. Before they proceed
To their future home in Lynchburg
they will return to Rockville for a
short visit.
Mrs Bryant is a cousin of the
late Justice L. Q. c, Lamar of the
United States Supreme Court and a
granddaughter Of the late Dr. Ed
ward +. StoneStreet of Rockville
The bridegroom is also prominently
connected.
Mrs. Coolidge has generously given
her name as patroness for the bridge
and NAH -jong party to be given at
Wardman Park Hotel Tuesday after
noon. October a, at o'clock, un-
der the auspices of the Dorothy Han
cock Chapter -. y. K. The card party
Will benefit the Blue Ridge Industrial
School and other charitable activi-
ties.
Other patrenesses include Mrs
Henry c. Wallace, Mrs. Anthony
Wayne Cook. Mrs. Alfred Brosseau.
Mrs. William Walker, Mrs. Clyde NJ.
Kelly, Mrs. Frank Mondel Mrs
James Stansffeld and Mrs. Frank
Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice McNair the
latter formerly Miss Marie Spurgeon,
spent d few days in Washington at
the Hotel Gordon. They have been
motoring, and We're on their way back
to New York. where they will be un-
til today. They will go to Amherst
to be with Mr.. McNair's mother over
Sunday. returning to their home in
New Haven the first of the week.
Mrs. John 3. Lawrence of Lake
wood, y. j.. is the guest of her
mother. Mrs. Mary +. Baily, at the
Bdlfour.
The supper dances in the crystal
room at the New Willard have al
ready become a popular feature of
social life there during the Autumn
and the afternoon tea dances will
soon start. Mrs Helen Ray Hagner,
social secretary, will have charge of
these and other hospitalities.
Or. Rafael EIizalde. Minister of
Ecuador. will address FL Club Ger
.
in the Hall of the Americas, Pan
American Union Building. at o'clock
pm. TO commemorate Columbus dis
Covery of America.
Dr. EIizalda is very popular in
WASHINGTON and has made many
friends in the United States. Having
held his position during trying
periods Of sudden changes, Or. Eliz-
aide has brought not only great credit
TO himself but to his native country
as we'll This will be one of DR..
EiIZalde's last addresses. as he has
been asked TO represent Ecuador in
chile. necessi;ating his removal from
Washington this month.
Director General Of the Pan-Amer-
lean Union. Dr. l.. 5. Rowe will also
make a few remarks appropriate to
the occasion.
Musical selections will be presented
by the Army Band Orchestra and the