The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-18

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Convention. now being held. in To-
ronto, Canada.
MRS. .WALCUTT PRESENTED
WITH SILVER BOWL.
p Mrs. Charles c. Walcutt was the
honor guest at a farewell tea given
by the patients OF Ward E at Mt.
Alto Hospital on Monday afternoon.
Bernard Q. Calls, in behalf OF the
forty.four patients on the ward, pre-
scented Mrs. Walcutt with silver
bowl with the following inscription:
ITO Julia DUPONT Crofeon Walcutt.
With Love and Appreciation
From Her Boys, 49,,
Mt. Alto Hospital. I
Washington, D. c."
Mrs. WaIcutt is first vice presi-
dent Of the George Baldwin Mccoy
Unit of the American Women's Lee
gion, the members Of which organ.
ization visit Mt. Alto Hospital regu-
larly. Mrs. Walcutt has been Il
visitor on Ward E for the last three
years, and is greatly beloved by all
the patients. who deeply regret the
orders which take Colonel and Mrs.
Walcutt from the city.
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Brigadier General John T. knight
is in New York and Is staying at
the Hotel Aston.
Theodore Sangstak, of Daytona,
Fla, is in Washington for long
stay and is at the Wardman Park
Hotel
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mer President, who Is spending sew.
eral days at the New Willard, en-
tertained informally at luncheon on
the roof yesterday.
COUPLE MARRIED LAST NIGHT
TO LIVE IN SYRACUSE.
Miss Carolyn Smith, daughter Of
Mrs. Charles Alvin Smith, and
Frederick Biederstedt. of Syracuse,
N. Y, were married last night at
the home of the brides mother in
Georgetown. The ceremony was
performed by the Reverend Charles
Wood before a company of about
100.
The house was charningly dec.
Grated, with ralms. Rrns and white
peonies in abundance. The we'd
ding party stood before an impro-
vised altar of palms and ferns
with two tall columns OF white
peonies on each side. In the din.
ing room were white peonies, and
on the table, silver candelabra,
with white candles alternating with
vases of white flowers.
The bride, who was given away
by her uncle, Wilson H. Kirk.
patrick, wore a. costume of en-
broidered white Chinese crepe.
made in mandarin STYLE. Her veil
was Of tuIle and was worn back
from the face, caught with a. cor.
onet OF pearls. She carried an.arm
bouquet of white roses.
Miss Helen Jillson, Of Syracuse,
N. Y, was maid of honor, and
Miss Louise Proctor was brides.
maid. They both wore gowns of
honeydew georgette crepe, made
on simple lines and yelled with
lcream-colored lace. They carried
butterfly roses. Kercheval Evans
Smith, brother of the bride, was
best man. tt rtt:F.
A few additional guests were
asked for the reception which fol.
lowed the ceremony, when the
brides mother assisted in receiv-
ing. She wore a modish costume
Of black georgttte over white satin.
The bride, when she left for her
wedding. trip. wore a stylish cos.
tune Of dark blue silk with an
elaborate all-over design in several
colors. With 1t she wore a small
black hat, The couple will make
their home In Syracuse.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley have
opened Southside, the Gamrnell
estate at Newport. which they viii
occupy this summer, alterations on
their own home not yet being COM
pleted. Bishop and Mrs. Herbert
Shipman. the latter a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley. are with
them.
AAH
A. H. Briggs, of Sap Francisco. il
spending tho week at the Hamilton