Evening star., 1924-09-28
ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY


Clagett Wattles, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles William Wattles. to Mr..
William Wattles Horner Of Cleveland.
OHIO, took place in St. Pauis Church
at O'Clock last evening. The Cere-
mony was performed by the rector.
the Rev. Percy Foster Hall, and the
chanccl was banked with palms.
ferns and white Gladoli. The full
choral service was sung by the men,
bcrS of the vested choir. who entered
Immediately preceding the bridal
party singing Faithful and True"
from "l.ohengrin." Mr.. Sherman i.
Fowler. organiSt at ST. PaulS. played
an appropriate program during the
seating of the guests. and played "Oh,
Perfect Love-" and "Nuntial Song" by
Du 'Bois. very softly during the cere-
mony. The bride walked with her
father. Her Gown was Of ivory satin
made on simple lines. with train
and a bertha Of Brussels point lace
set on circular tlounce topped by "A
deep band of Brussels point, caught
with seed pearls. Her tulle veil was
held in place 10y coronct of rose
point lace, caught with orange bios
SONS. Tiny clusters of orange bios
SONS were SPRAYED over the Veil She
wore pearl brooch which had be
l"nged to her grandmother. and A
carried a shower of valley lilies
Her younger sister. Miss Nancy
Hl.tormick WattlcS. WAS her maid of
honor. Miss WattleS' gown was of
e"ru lace over apricot charmeuse
caught with tiny roSettcs of powder
blue ribbon. She wore a picture hat
of powder blue tulIe. and carried an
arm bouquet of apricot roses and blue
dclphinium.
Mr.. j. Richey Horner, jr of Cleve-
land was best man for his brother.
The uSherS were Lieut. Thomas Lip
pitt Wattles. L. s. n. brother of the
bride, and Mr.. Charles Benton, Mr.
Raymond Kelsey and Mr. Henry
Honodle. all of Cleveland.
Immediately after the ceremony a
reception was held in the home of
the brides parents, on Prince street,
and later in the evening Mr. and
Mrs. Horner left by motor for a
Northern wedding trip They will
live in Cleveland
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. Richey Horner.
Parents of the bridegroom: Mr. and
Mrs. charles Lamb. Mr.. and Mrs
charles Benton and Mr.. and Mrs RAY
mond Kelsey of Cleveland: Mrs Mar
snail Macdonald. Judge Rose NJ. Mac
Donaid. Dr. Thomas Lippitt and Mr..
BoWles t'ontaine Lippitt of Berryville
Va: Miss Cicely Alexander. Miss Anne
Alexander, Mr.. Harrison Cooke and
Mr.. Thornton Perry OF Charles Town,
W. Va: Mr. and Mrs. W. q. n. Nor
rIson of Baltimore, and Maj. and Mrs
hauhceE McNeill of Waynesboro. Va.
Miss Laura HulfiSh entertained at
bridge Monday evening in her home
On South ST. Asaph street in honor
Q! Miss Caroline Wattlcs. who was
married TO Mr.. William W. Horner
last night. She was assisted by her
mother. Mrs Raymond Hulfish: Mrs.
gorge II. Evans. Mrs. {. William
Wattles, Mrs. Frederick II. G.. Hatch
eu. Mrs. \. g Warwick ard Miss
Florence i. Evans The guests were
Mr.. Gardner l.. Boothe. I'd: Mrs. Gil
bert J. Cox. Mrs. Cha rleS f. Holden.
Miss Dorothy Tazewell King. Miss
Nargarey Hall. Miss Nancy Wattles,
Miss Eliza Bland Cox, Miss Frances
Cox. Miss Josephine Gregg, Miss
Elizabeth Ramage, Miss Josephine
Ramage, Miss Charlotte kemper, Miss
Elizabeth Warwick. Miss Margaret
Warwick, Miss Inez Moore, Miss Ellen
Burke, Miss Mary Hunt Roberts. Miss
Susan Leary and Miss Esther Lam
bert.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Charles F.
Holden gave a linen shower al her home
In Rosemont for the bride elect
MI. and Mrs. Thomas Alexander Lee.
uncle and aunt of Mrs Uorner. enter
tanned at a buffet supper Friday evening
In their home on Braddock Heights for
the wedding party and out-of town
guests.
Miss Nancy Lee Fendal Tackett was
hostess at tea Wednesday afternoon in
her home on South st. Asaph street in
honor of the bride of the evening.
Miss Naomi Florence Schwarzmann.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John l.
Schwarzmann, and Mr.. Ripley St John
Davis of Nashville, Tenn, were mar
ried Saturday afternoon September 20.
in st. Mary's Roman Catholic Church. by
Rcv. Lawrence Kelly. The bride was
escorted by her father. Her gown was
of white georgette. trimmed in chantiily
lace. Her veil of tulle was fastened with
a pearl coronet and fell to the end
OF her court train of satin. Her flowers
were a shower of brides roses, valley
lilies and maiden hair fern. Mrs Her
man *. knpp. sister Of the bride. was
rratron of honor. she wore fuchsa
G"orgefte in three tones. trimmed with
gold lace and carried yellow roses. The
bridesmaids were Miss Katherine Win
slow of Washington. Miss Frances
SChWarzmann sister of the bride: Miss
juno Neitzcy of Mount Vernon and Miss
.Iuanita Hammersley. Their gowns were
OF scoorgette, two in apple green and sill
Nf'r larc and two in orchid and gold
lace. They all wore saShes of purple
aud Autumnlea brown and carried but
t"rffy roses. Mr.. Irving Boxley, for
rrriy Of Nashville, was best man. and
the usherS were Mr.. Harry Bowman.
Mr.. Michael Frasca, Mr.. John L.
Srhuarznann, jr., brother of the bride,
ard Mr.. Herman X. kopp. her brother
in-lau. Immediately after tho ceremony
:, reception was held in the home Of
the brides parents on North Alfred
street Mrs. Schwarznann received
with tho bridal couple.
Her gown was Of black canton
crepe and she wore a corsaEe bouquet
nf red roses. Assisting in the din
ing room we're Mrs. Dix, Miss Mary
Flack and Miss Louise Flack of
Washington. Mrs. George Harvey,
Mrs. Lillian SchwarZmann Yost and