The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-10
News AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETY

and Mrs. Harry Black al White
Sulphur Springs, W. Va, who will
remain ct White sulphur until late
this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Meade Lea
have returned to their residence,
2112 Massachusetts avenue after
spending several months travelling
N the West. During their absence
they visited Alaska.
Mrs. Franklin ellis was hostess
at tea yesterday afternoon IN com
pliment TO Mrs Warren Delanoi
Robbins. who viii leave Washing.
san october ~ To join Mr.. Robbins
IL Berlin. Mrs. Robbins has been
the guest for the last few days of
Mr.. ana Mrs. Hugh Wilson. At Villa
Rosa.
Major General ana Mrs George
Barnett, who spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. g. +. Stotesbursy,
n Philadelphia have returned ~
their home. Wakefield Manor. va.
They Will come to washington the
sirst of next week.
800
Major General and Mrs. IA. III.
BandhoItz, who have been living
ii Constantine. Mich, since General
Bandholtz retired, are planning TO
come East early next year To spend
month, dividing the time between
New York. Boston and Washing ton.
At the time ho retired, General
Bandhoit5 was command Of the
District Of Washington. with quar-
tiers At Fort Myer. He WAS sue.
ceeded by General Rockenbach.
MISS LUCILLE LAMAR
MARRIED IN ROCKVILLE.
Although 81, unusual simplicity,
the marriage 81 Miss Lucille Allen
Lamar, daughter 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
George n. Lamar, Of Rockville, and
Homer Stafford Bryant. Of Lynch
burg, Va. which was solemnized in
the Methodist Church at Rockville
at 4:3O o'clock yesterday afternoon,
was attended by a gathering that
IconpleteIy filled the large edifice
and was an event of much beauty.
The ceremony was performed by
the pastor Of the church, Reverend
Nolan b. Harmon, jr., who Is the
brides brother in-law. The decora-
lions consisted OF cut flowers. ported
plants, autumn leaves and ever
greens, az did those at the home,
where a small reception was held
Immediately following the ceremony.
The reception was attended by only
members OF the two families and
a few intimate girl friends Of the
bride.
The bride, who wore becoming
gown OF Alice blue silk, trimmed
with silver fox fur, with hat to
match, and who carried q shower
bouquet OF roses, entered the church
with the bridegroom and had no
attendants. The ushers were Ed
ward Stonestreet Lamar, brother
of the bride; William Linthicum.
William H Lamar, jr., cousins OF
the bride, and Edward Peter, all Of
Rockville. The music was played
by the brides sister, Mrs Harmon.
lof Rockville.
Immediately following the recep-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant started
i on ten-day trip. Before they pro.
lc0ed to their future home in Lynch
Iburg, they will return to Rockville
for q short visit
Mrs. Bryant Is = cousin Of the
late Justice L. @. g. Lamar, OF the
/ United States Supreme Court, and
granddaughter Of the late Doctor
Edward p. Stonestreet, OF Rock.
vile. The bridegroom Is also prom.
inentiy connected. n
Mrs. Charles p. Light. of On.
tario, left town yesterday to make
visits to her sisters. Mrs. Wilson
z. NJ. BeaIe, Oak Lane, PhiIadeI.
phia, and Miss Ida Wilkinson Har.
Ian. Of the Presbyterian Hospital,
New York.
Mitchell Harrison, Of PHILADELPHIA.
Washington. and Virginia Ii pass.
ing the week at the Hamilton Ho.
tel.
&@R
William r. Halliday, Of West
Newton. Mass, Is making an ex-
tended stay at Wardnlan Park
Hotel.