The Washington times., 1924-07-29

MISS BRODNAX
IS BRIDE
TODAY
TO Live in Chicago After
Extended Northern
Trip

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The marriage OF Miss Margaret
Brodnax, daughter Ut hrs. George
Harrington PosISe nf Washington,
to Calvin Otis Smith of Chicago,
was solemnized at high noon today
In the Church OF the Covenant.
The ceremony was performed by the
assistant pastor OF The church, Re.
erend w. B. Bryan, jr., and was
attended only by the ivnlne7 Hate fam
lies Of the bride and groom.
Miss Brodnax was given in mar
rage by her stepfather, George
Harrington PoEke. Mr.. Smith was
attended by his brother, Maurice r.
Smith, of Kansas City, Missouri
The ushers were Irving Eldridge
and Joseph Artino.
Mr.. Ross Farrar sang Itch Iiebe
dich' by Grieg and Claude Rob
eson rendered the musical pro.
gram. The church was beautifully
decorated with cut flowers and
palms.
The bride wore q charming trav
cling gown Of dark blue crepe de
chine and b corsage Of orchids and
lilies OF the valley.
Immediately after the ceremony
the bridal luncheon at the Hamilton
Hotel included the following guests
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Smith. Miss
Virginia Smith, and Maurice f
Smith Of Kansas City; Mr.. ard Mrs
E. Burke Wilford, Of Philadelphia,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harrington
Poske, Reverend w. b. Bryan, jr..
Mrs. b. G. Lawson. AIr. Claude
Robson, Mrs. J. G. Woolf and Mr..
Ross Farrar OF Washington.
Immediately after the luncheon
the bride and groom departed for
a honeymoon In the White Noun
tains. They viii make their home
in Chicago after September 1.
Wadsworths Visiting
Senator Lodges Granddaughter.
Senator and Mrs. James w. Wads-
worth. jr., have gone from their
summer place, Hampton" at Mt.
Morris, N. Y, to. visit Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gordon Means, at the
"Alhambra." their estate at Pride's
Crossing, Mass. Mrs. Means, the
Cabot Lodge, was formerly Mrs.
Gardner Minot;
Former Senator and Mrs. Gilbert
Hitchcock are spending the summer
at the AspinWal1 Villa, Lenox,
Mass, instead Of on the North
Shore as has been their custom Tor
the past several summers.
General and Mrs. Willard Hol.
brook, win leave Washington the
end Of the week for Gloucester,
Mass, where they will be until the
middle of September when they will
return to their apartment in
Wyoming avenue.
The Assistant Secretary of State,
Wilbur J.. Carr, win close his apart
ment at the Dresden the end Of the
week and join Mrs. Carr and ner
mother, Mrs. Ezra Koop. at Lenox,
Mass.
The Secretary of the Peruvian
legation, Jayier d'AlvarAz de Buena-
vista, will return the middle OF
August from an extended stay in
Connecticut.
MADAME TILMONT TO SAIL
NEXT MONTH WITH HUSBAND.
Madame Tilmont. wife of the Bel
gian charge d'affaires, will sail Au.
gust Z on the Belgenland with her
husband. She originally had intend
ed to remain in this country for u
few months for series of visits and
join her husband later. They win
return to Washington in January.
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Madame Oracle, wife OF the charge
d'affaires of Brazil, will leave town
with her children, August 16, for
Rio de Janeiro. to remain until De-
cember. Mr.. Oracle win remain in
Washington.
Captain and Mrs. George Comfort
Parkhurst are the guests Of the
latter's mother, Mrs. Stewart A.
Mailman. Captain Parlxhurst win
leave soon for the summer camp at
Fort Humphreys. Later they viii
motor to New London, Conn.,, to
visit Colonel Charles Dyer Park
hurst, father Of Captain Parkhurst.
Mrs. M. e. ingalls, has arrived at
the New Willard from her home in
Hot Springs Va. having motored
from there.
w. A. Rinehart. Of the University
Of Virginia, arrived yesterday at
the New Willard, accompanied by
his family. They plan to spend the
week here.
MISS ELIZABETH RUPERT
BRIDE OF CALIFORNIAN.
Miss Elizabeth Rupert, daugh.
ter Of Otto Rupert, No. 1902
Twelfth street, became the bride
yesterday Of George Morgan Cuth-
bertson, Of San Francisco, ut st.
Mary's Church, in this city, the
Reverend Doctor Johann Lilien.
crantz officiating.
The bride was attended by Miss
Madeline O'Brien, and w. Kenneth
Nolan, of San Francisco, was best
man. The bride Is graduate Of
the class Of '23 Of Trinity College,
as was the bridesmaid. The bride.
groom is a graduate OF Georgetown
University. Mr.. and Mrs. Cuth.
bertson will live in Washington
two years, after which they will
take up their residence in san
Francisco.
Congressman and Mrs. Parker
Corning have leased Countess
Gizycka's house at 1901 r street aud
Will take possession in the autumn.
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