The Washington times., 1924-06-25

bouquets Of pink roses and snap
dragons.
The brides gown is of ivory satin,
the material of the skirt being
drawn over to the left hip, with
lovely old rose point lace, appearing
in the cascade drapery, The sleeves
are also of the lace, and embroidery
of seed pearls and crystal outlines
the batteau neckline and runs
down to the knee line on the right
side. The court train is of pleated
tulle, with bands Of satin embroid-
cred in pearls and crystals, and
Miss Jones is wearing tulle veil,
very full, edged with seed pearls
and held In place by chaplet Of
tulle leaves embroidered with seed
pearls. She is wearing her veil
over her face and Is carrying q
sheaf Of Gala lilies.
! The little flower girls frock IL
Of cream net embroidered and
worn over a flesh colored slip.
She has a becoming little hat to
match and will carry q basket OF
pink summer flowers.
Mrs. Jones, mother Of the bride,
is wearing a gray lace gown with
a lavender horsehair hat trimmed
in lavender sweetpeas, and Lieu
tenant Slocum's mother is gowned
in apricot georgette, embroidered
in crystal. She Is wearing black
tulIe turbau over silver cloth.
Out Of town guests here for the
wedding include Mr.. and Mrs. Stan.
| ley Woodward, who have recently
come from Paris, Mrs. B. G. Riley
and Mrs. W. s. Creighton, of Char
lottesville, N. c.
Liutenant Slocum has been de-
tailed to duty at the Naval Training
| Station at Newport, and he and his
bride will spend the summer there.
For her travelling costume the lat
ter is wearing a three-piece suit of
black poiret twill, the wrapped skirt
| and the three.quarter length coat
being edged with black MORE rib
bon. The blouse is Of white satin,
banded on the sleeves and at the
waist line with the twill and en-
broidered in Chinese motifs In bril-
liant greens, reds, and blues. Her
small black satin hat Is faced with
yellow straw and trimmed with vel.
low mimosa.
Last evening Miss Jones enter
tanned the members Of her bridal
| party at q buffet supper, and after
ward they were all guests at a
dance at Green Valley Manor, in
: Virginia, at which the hosts were
Miss Helen Campbell, Miss Rather
inc Weller, Lieutenant D. s. KILL
master, Lieutenant Philip Weaver,
Lieutenant F. L. Lowe, and Lieu.
tenant T. G. Latimore.
The Spanish Ambassador and
Nine. Riano, and the Minister of
Bulgaria and Nine. Panaretoff were
among the guests at the dinner last
night which Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Tuckerman gave at their home in
Edgemoor. The company numbered
/ eighteen.
The minister Of Switzerland, Mr..
Marc Peter, returned to Washing
ton yesterday afternoon after an
absence of several weeks, spent in
his home in Switzerland.
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The Commercial Secretary Of tho
British Embassy and Mrs. Eric
Buxton entertained informally at tea
yesterday afternoon In their homo
in Bancroft place for Lord Kenyon
and Colonel ana MRS. Kenyon-Sla-
ney.
Senator and. Mrs. Charles L. Nc.
Nary, Of Oregon, will leave here to-
day for ten-day visit in New
Hampshire.
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The Secretary Of The Bulgarian
Legation and Nine. Bisseroff, who
have an apartment at 1857 X street,
will move Friday to the legation in
r street, to remain the rest Of the
summer during the absence Of the
Minister.
MRS. O. O. CARTER
ITO VISIT HERE
Colonel and Mrs, c.. c. Carter,
their son! Pat. and Mrs. Clara p.
Coleman win motor from West
Point, N. Y. to visit Colonel and
Mrs. Frederick w. Coleman at
their home in Edgemoor, Md. Mrs,
Carter will pass the summer with
Colonel and Mrs. Coleman. Colonel
Carter and family are to remain
about a week, after which they
lare to return to West Point,