The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-15
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MISS PERRY TO
WE'D MARINE
OFFICER
Wedding Set for To
night in Epiphany
Church

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Miss Gertrude Douglas Perry.
daughter Of Mr.. and, Mrs. Custis
Russell Perry, and Lieutenant VIII
son Burns Trundle. U. s. NJ. c.,
win be married at o'clock this
evening in Epiphany Church. Rev.
erend Raymond Wolven win Off
ciate.
The bride will be attended by her
cousin. Miss Margaret Auguste, Of
New York, as maid Of honor, and
Mrs. William T.. Freeman. her sis.
ter. as matron Of honor. The
bridesmaids win be Miss Margaret
Simpson, Of Philadelphia; Miss
Ellen Stuart. OF Washington; Miss
Elsa O'NeaI, OF Baltimore. and Miss
Elizabeth Perry, Miss Margaret
Perry and Miss Catherine Perry,
the last three being cousins Of the
bride from Staunton, Va.
Lieutenant Trundle @will have
Lieutenant John Curry as best
man. The ushers will be Merrill b.
Twining, Lawrence Dewine, Richard
I'M. Cults, jr.. Robert G.. Hunt,
Richard Gown and Robert ].
kStraub.
A reception for the wedding party
and out-of-town guests will follow
the ceremony at the home Of the
brides parents. Among the out-of-
town guests are Mr.. and Mrg.
Trundle, Of Danville, Virginia.
parents Of the bridegroom; Joseph
White Trundle. Miss Anne Dillard
1 Trundle and Mrs. A. b. Cheatham,
ell OF Danville; Colonel and Mrs.
William j. Perry and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Martin Perry, of Staunton, Va;
Robert Munford Auguste, Of Logan,
w. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas An-
guste, of New York; Perry Camp.
bell. Of Philadelphia; Mrs: Eleazar
Parmly, Sd; Lieutenant Harrison
Heiberg and Jack Bryan, Of Phtla-
delphia.
The church 10 decorated with sum.
rner flowers in green and white, with
candles burning on the altar: and
the house is similarly decorated.
The bride will wear gown of
point lace over satin, made with q
court train of satin. Her tulle
veil will be held with a coronet OF
duchess lace and clusters Of orange
| blossoms. She will carry an arm
bouquet Of lilies Of the valley and
/ roses.
The bridesmaids win wear frocka
Of apple green taffeta, made with
full skirts and berthas of the same
material Their hats OF green ma.
lines will have ribbon streamers
and wreaths OF pink roses.
The matron OF honor's costume IL
made like those OF the bridesmaids,
but Is a pale pink taffeta with a
rose trimmed hat of pink maline.
The maid OF honor will wear
straight gown OF cloth of gold with
q huge chou of gold tulle on one
hip from which falls a sash or gold
tuiie. Her hat Is gold colored
Il straw trimmed with one big yellow
rose. All the attendants win carry
pink roses.
Lieutenant Trundle Is on duty az
Quantico, but he and his bride viii
live In Washington next winter ana
viii make their home with her
parents.
Her travelling costume Is a rown
OF gray crepe de chine with small
gray hat.
i Mrs. I. B. Larkin, who has been
spending a month with her parents.
Commanded and Mrs. william Man.
ming Irwin, at stoneleigh Court, left
yesterday for. EsterviIle, Mass. TO
remain until October as the guest
OF Admiral and Mrs. H. p. Norton.
her uncle and aunt. Commander
ana Mrs. Irwin will 60 to Cape Cod
the first of next month. Ma ior
Larkin is on duty in Pittsburgh.
| Miss Virginia Selden win enter.
tain Informally at dinner tomorrow
evening for Miss julie Williams.
who is arriving in the afternoon
to be her guest for a week. On
Thursday afternoon Miss Virginia
McKenney will give an informal
bridge party for Miss Williams
Miss Selden will leave town next
Monday to stay with Miss Elizabeth
Kemp and afterward viii go to the
Green Spring Valley to stay with
Mrs. John Brooks.
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The United Democratic Women Of
Maryland, Of which Mrs. Jesse
Nicholson is chairman, win attend
the lawn fete to be given tomorrow
night at the home Of Howard Bryant,
acting mayor Of Baltimore, and Mrs.
Bryant at Guilford. Md. Before the
fete there will be a dinner in honor
OF Governor Richie of Maryland and
Mrs. Nicholson, which will be by. way
of being a Davis-Bryan rally. Mrs.
Nicholson attended the Democratic
national convention as committee.
woman from Maryland, serving as
proxy for Mrs. James Hamilton
Briscoe.