Evening star., 1924-06-25

r Rs. COOLIDGE. accompanied
hH by one of her sons. will at
tend the wedding. in the
Washington Heights Presby-
terrain Church this afternoon, of Lieut..
Harry Browning SIocum, L. S. ", and
/, Miss Ehiba beth Taylor Jones. at )
o'clock. Lieut. Slocum is White
House aide and not only popular at
the White House. but in society gen.
orally. The President is unable to
attend the wedding.
The Secretary of War. Mr.. Weeks.
will leave Washington tomorrow to
join Mrs. Weeks in their summer
home, Mount Prospect, at Lancaster,
n. H. He viii return to Washington
after stay OF about a week.
The minister of the Dominican Re-
public. Lfcdo Emilio c. Joubert, went
last enening to New York. where he
will attend the Democratic national
convention, returning the end of the
week
Nine. WrobIewska. wife of the
minister of Poland. is leaving today
with two of her children for New
Hampshire. where she will establish
them in the cottage she and the min
months. She will return to Wash
ington in about ten days, to remain
until her son, who is i'll, is able to
travel The minister will probably
tehir son to New Hampshire later on.
Slocum-Jones Wedding
Arranged for O'Clock.
One of the most charmingly ar
ranged weddings OF June will TAX e.
place this afternoon at o'clock at
the Washington Heights Presbyte-
Taylor Jones, daughter of Mrs. James.
kimTough Jones, jr. will become the
bride of Lieut.. Harry Browning Slo-
cum, U. S. n. The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev. DIR. John G..
Palmer, with a large number Of
guests prominent in military and res
idemtial society attending The
church has lovely arrangement OF
flowers, clusters of pink roses.
peonbas snapdra CONS, with ferns and
palms being placed on the altar. and
the lzlrge pillars are entwined with
vines and ferns and festooned with
blossoms
The bride will be escorted to the
cousin, Maj. Brehon Summerville-
Her bridal gown is OF white satin.
made traightline effect. the slight
drapery at the left side being ,sught
with a cascade of rose point lace,
sleeves. The neck line is outlined
with seal pearls and crystals. and a
crushed .girdle Of satin marks the
waist line at the back. Falling from
the shoulders is a court train of
heavily embroidered with pearls
and crystals, and the tulle veil, ar
ranged in cape effect, is edged with
seed pearls about two inches apart.
veil fall ing over the face, which
will be worm during the services, falls
held by .bandeau of tulle flowers
bounded by pearls, and she will carry
an arm bouquet of calla lilies.
Attending the bride will be Mrs
Stanley Woodward as matron of
honor, Miss Helen Griffith as maid of
honor and four bridesmaids Miss
Diana Cumming, Miss Catherine We'll
Ter. Miss Dorothy Mondell and Miss
Helen Campbell. Little Nancy We'll
Ter will be the flower girl. The at
ioned alike. of pale green tulie over
f1esh-coIored satin, made very bouf-
fant. the full tu1le skirts. ankle
length, falling several inches below
,.the undersiip Of satin, being show
G'rdles of crushed fiesh-colored satin
ane fastened at the left side and
form streamers to the hem line, and
FROM the middle of the back over the
left shoulders are garlands of white
hat is of green hair straw with a
clustea- of white gardenias caught at
the baA,k and the maid of honor will
wear a. hat Of green hair straw
trimmed with band of green satin
ribbon with a white gardenia at the
right side. The bridesmaids hats are
of the gr cen straw with green satin
ribbon trimming. They viii all