The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-16
Society Notes
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VIEW ADIhs anu ltAplE uhuBAecNg A-tDa
Frances Miller, who was presented
ct Court this season Miss McKen.
ney will return to this country the
first week Of October on the Aqui.
tania and win join her parents in
taeir apartment At the Connecticut.
Mrs. McKenney proposes to leave
Washington the latter part Of the
month for Lawrence, Long Island,
where she will be a guest of her
brother, William Wilson Miller, with
whom her small son. Master Charles
Mckinney, jr.. has been staying dur.
Ing the last several weeks.
Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs. Rush Holland have returned
from al motor trip to New York
where they attended the conven.
tion after which they went on q
Boston and other points IN Mas
sactusetts..
Mrs. Warren Irving Glover, wife
Of the Third Assistant POSTMASTER
General, has gone to Cresmont ii
EaglesmeFe, Pa, to spend the resi-
yer returned Monay from trip Il
the West.
Major and Mrs. Peyton Gordon
will leave in about week fos
Bay Head, N. j., to spend thu
Remainder OF the summer. Miss
Evelyn Gordon viii accompany them
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Mrs. Richard Vidmer has returned
to New York after spending severa
weeks In washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade III. Ellis have
returned from New York, where they
went to see the Berengaria sail
They were obliged to give up theii
reservations on account Of q cast
Mr.. Ellis Is trying. While in New
York they arranged their sailing fol
July rs on the Celtic. Miss Chase
Mrs. Ellis sister, win accompany
them.
i. u. Umsted, president OF the
Commonwealth Finance Corporation
Of New York, is making an extended
stay at the Hamilton Hotel.
Miss Elizabeth III. Ryan, Of. Joliet
H., is making an extended stay al
Wardman Park Hotel Miss Ann
Kelly, also Of that city. is with her
Mrs. Marc Anthony and Mrs.
Jack Haynes, of Trenton, Tenn
who attended the Democratic con.
vention in New York, have come %
Washington to spend week as the
guests Of their aunt, Mrs. Beverly
Williamson, Of Stonleigh Court, en-
route to their home in Tennessee.
WEEDS FLORIDA MAN,
TO LIVE IN TALLAHASSEE. "
Miss Sarah Irene Scott. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Blanchard Kills
scott, and Jack Whiteford Simmons,
OF Tallahassee. Fla, son OF. Mr.. and
Mrs. B. b. Scott. of cambridge, Ca.
win be married at $50 o'clock this
evening In the Mount Vernon Metho.
dist Church. The Reverend William
"A. Lambeth will officiate.
The bride, who will be given in
marriage by her father. viii wear a
gown Of white satin, embroidered
With pearls. and made with q bout.
FAINT skirt and q court train, OF satin
Her tulIe veil, will be. held with 3
coronet Of orange blossoms and she
Will carrx q shower bouquet Of
brides roses and lilies 0f the valley.
Mrs. r.. M. Hicks, sister of the
bride, will be nlatron of honor. She
will wear q frock of white georgett6
with bouffant skirt and trfnanled III
chantilly lace, while Miss Chi 9thilde
Scott another sister, the maid Of
honor, win wear orchid georgettc,
trimmed in silver lace.
The bridesmaids, Miss Virginia
Armstrong, Miss Catherine Cham.
lerlain and Miss Elizabeth McDer-
mott, will wear Eeorgette frocks of
pastel shades trimmed with ostrich
feathers and carry bouquets. of
garden flowers. Elizabeth and Caro-
line Scott, young nieces OF. the bride,
who will be- trainsbearer and flower
girl, respectively, viii be- dressed In
peach georgette.
The bridegroom win have his
brother. Ramsey Simmons, Of Bain.
bridge. Ca, as best man and tho
ilshefs win be DR.. Rainey; or TalIa.
hassee, Fla: James Naylor, and Per.
reH Fender, of Valdostas Ga. M
A reception at the home of the
brides parents in the FOntanet
Court apartments will follow the
ceremony and later the couple will
leave for a wedding trip to New
York and Canada. They vii sail
for Florida in few weeks to, estab.
fish their home in Tallahassee.
where the bridegroom, who Isl Il
graduate of Georgia Tech. is in bust.
ness.
Among the out-oe-town guests are
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Scott, OF Balm.
bridge, Ca, and their two small
children. Elizabeth and Carroll; Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Simmons, also Of
Baihbridge, parents If the. bride.
groom, and their two children.
Thomas and William.
Mr.: and Mrs. John n wilkins,
who are at their summer place on
the Rockville pike, win sail fol,
Europe July. 26 to remain abroad
until autumn.
Admiral Alfred Reynolds, u. S. N.
and Mrs. Reynolds arrived In Wash.
ington Monday evening to be the
guests of Admiral and Mrs. E. e.
Hayden, at the Marlborough, for a
few days. At tile conclusion Of their
visit here they will go to New York
to visit their daughter, Mrs. ToIibart
Truxton, before sailing for New
Orleans.
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Admiral and Mrs. T. J. cpwie have