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girls and Frank Hubbard the train
bearer.
Mr.. Charles Bernard will be the
oest man; and the ushers Ar. Frsn- &c.
Creston Crown, Mr.. Douglas Starr
Mr.. John Holmes and Mr.. Murray Nc
Glue.
Mrs. Fort, wife of the oficiating
music and a short program Will pre-
cede the ceremony. when Mr.. STANLEY
Bell, tenor, will sing and Miss lnez
Becker, violipist. will play. accompa-
MED by Mrs. Fort
Mrs. Howard watson of Perryville,
Nd, is the house guest OF Mrs. George q
r.. Authier. 1888 Newton street. Mount
Pleasant, having come to washington
to attend the luncheon which was
given in honor Of Mrs George Morley
Young at the Congressional country
Club today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r Tuckerman
entertained a company of eighteen at
dinner last evening in their home IN
Edgemoor, Md. Among their guests
were the minister of Egypt and Nine.
Yousry Pasha. Mr.. and Mrs. tucker
man will be hosts at dinner Tuesday
evening. They plan to leave Washing
ton about the first week in July for their
ranch near Sheridan. Wyo.
Madame Filippo Camperio. who has
been in the United States for three
months, visiting friends and relatives,
sailed Tuesday on the "Duilio" for
her home in Milan, Italy.
Miss Carlotta Corey. daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs George BoaZ Corey, was
married at o'clock last evening to
Mr.. Doll Matthew Zirkle, in
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church, the Rev. Walter A. Morgan
officiating. The church was gay with
masses Of yellow and orchid colored
spring flowers, banked against palms
and ferns. over the big arch near
the altar was mass or oak fonase.
with a star of marguerites buried IN
the middle. the star being the emblem
of the brides sorority.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a gown OF
white satin crepe. made without
sleeves and with a round neck, eoeeo
with pearl embroidery. Her tulle ven
fell from coronet of lace ana
orange blossoms sent from California
for the occasion. Miss Frances corey
was maid of honor for her sister ana
was in a gown OF yellow ehiron,
trimmed with ostrich, and carried lav-
ceded the wedding party up the aisle e
and sang Grieg's "1ch Liebe plcn'
Just before the wedding party entered
the church.
The maids of honor . wers We're Miss Miss
Isabelle Allen, both of whom wore
orchid chiffon trimmed with os-
trich and carried yellow poppies.
Two little flower girls also were IN
the wedding party--little MISS Jane
ter of DR.. and Mrs Edwin Roberts,
for whom the bride was flower girl
at their wedding when she was nVe
years old. The children wore white
and carried garden hats. SUSPENDED
from yellow and orchid ribbons hliea
with poppies and sweet peas.
Mr.. Ray Egnor was best man. and
the ushers Included Mr.. Frank IL.
Myers. Mr.. Latane Montague, MT.
Samuel W. Lacy and Mr; f,v Vernoa ErnUd
sang a program of songs before the
ceremony and Mr.. Claude Robson
was at the organ.
A reception followed the ceremony
r. the h9ms ,sss OF amopt M55 street Mrs
Corey assisted in receiving. wearing
a costume of gray canton crepe ana
a corsage bouquet of red roses. Mrs.
Stearns, wearing gray. and MISS sally
Zirkle, cousin Of the bridegroom. In
white chiffon. also assisted In re-
ceiving. Mrs. Lide Naylor, grand
mother of the bride, mingled with the
quests. wearing black canton crepe
and her aunt, Miss Fannie Naylor,
was in a costume of tan georgette
and lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zirk1e left later for a
wedding trip, the latter wearing a
gown of tan crepe romafne made on
Straight lines, the skirt being finished
with three fiounces in front. win
1t she wore cloche hat OF felt and
straw of the same color as the gown.
Her tan coat was braided with
darker shade of tan. Upon their re-
turn they will reside at the Manor
Club near Norbeck, Md.
Among the out-of-town guests AT
the wedding were Miss Sallie Zirkle
and Mr.. Howbert Zirkle, brother OF
the bridegroom, of Newmarket, Va; !;
Mrs. Arthur Bausserman OF Clifton,
Va: Mrs. w. c. Montague and MISS
sally Montague of North Carolina,
Mrs. E. A Naylor and Mr.. ana MRS.
w. c. Armstrong of Philadelphia-
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Woodson gave
n dance last evening in their home
in the English Village for their
schoolgirl daughter, Jeanne, In cele-
bration of her twelfth birthday ami.
yersary. Their guests numbered about
thirty and were entertained on the
lawn, buffet supper being served
indoors where the decorations were
in pink and green.