The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-27

win be q : reception immediately
The decorations win be in green
and white, quantities OF dahlins,
chryeapthemuma and other autumn
flowers being used. The ceremony
viii take place before "a ilnpro.
vized altar lighted with candles.
The bride win be given in mar
rage by her mother and win wear
a gown OF ivory white satin, the
bottom Of the skirt banded with
deep ostrich feather fringe. The
bodice u embroidered on one side
with crystal beads. The court train
Is Of white satin and tulle edged
with pearls and lovely old Valen'
| ciennes lace which has been in the
family for several generations. A
veil Of tulle edged with pearls will
fall from a coronet of rose point
lace and the bride will carry a
shower bouquet Of orchids and lilies
Of the valley.
The wedding party will include
two matrois Of honor, Mrs. Ernest
M. johnson, OF st. Paul, Mimi, sister
OF the bride, and Mrs. ]. I'll. Wooten,
Of Washington. They will wear
chiffon frocks, one peach tinted
/ anu Ills OS1cE OECAlACs puk LADhAlHGh
alike. The frocks are built over
ostrich fronds matching the ma
terial. They will carry ophella
roses and delphiniuIn.
The two little ring bearers, Miss
/ Betty Bull and Miss Anne Beach,
will wear frocks Of pink georgetts
! crepe.
sidney Il. Graves win be best man
| for Mr.. Barnard and the usherS are
James RUSSELL jr., and James
| Stevens.
The brides mother will wear q
| gown Of peach colored velvet, beaded
all over, and Mrs. Barnard viii be
4 gowned in black lace over silver
cloth. Miss Edith n. Hunter VIII
| play the wedding marches AMI Mrs,
Carl Allison will sing AT Dawnins"
and Because"
After November / Mr.. Bernard
and his bride will be At home at
| 1901 Connecticut avenue. They are
leaving immediately after the cere'
nony for q wedding journey, the
bride wearing three.piece cos
tune of Lanvin green velours. The
coat Is edged with knlinsky and the
gown has a tunic Of brocaded chit.
Ton, with this costume she will
wear a small black turban.
The ambassador Of Argentina.
Doctor Honorio Pueyrredon, sailed
today from New York on the Ma
jeatic for England, accompanied BY
his son, Horace Pueyrredon: Aftel
a short visit In London they VII
Join Madame Pueyrredon and hei
daughters in Paris. Later they vii
20 to- Argentina, and they expect e
be away from Washington until
March.
Felipe A. Espil, who viii act a
charge de'affaires Of the embassy
during the absence Of the arabassa
dor, viii arrive in New York today
from France, He will come tC
Washington Monday.
FAMOUS ooMPosER
| Is VISITOR HERE.
The minister Of Rumania, Prince
Antoine Bibesco, has. As his guest
George Enesco, the famous Ru
manian composer. M. Enegco visited
washington last winter - guest
conductor with the philadelphia
orchestra.
~
DR.. de Graeff, minister Of the
Netherlands, viii go to Sherwood
Forest today to be with Nine. de
Graeff over the weekend. They
win close their summer home there
the end Of October and return tc
Waghington for the winter.
Rear Admiral William A. Moffett
is returning to town today from
Ann Arbor, Mich, where he made
an address.
! Mrs. Armstead Davis has returned
| to her Washington residence after
a short stay In New York. She
was accompanied by her daughter
Mrs. George Almy Percy, who has
been visiting her for several weeks
but who il returning on Monday to
her home in Boston. Mrs. Davis
son, Henry Gaasaway Davis, 3D..
who is in British Columbia with his
uncle, Colonel H. H. Armstead. will
remain through the hunting season,
returning to Washington the end
Of October.
i MRS. MEREDITH DUE