The Washington times., 1924-10-10
SOCIETY
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performed 81 All Saints Episcopal
Church. with the Reverend Henry
Teller Cooke officiating.
The bride, who was given IN mar.
rage BY her father, wore q white
satin sleeveless gown, simply made,
with b long tight bodice ana 3 cir
cuIar skirt, which was in one piece
with the train, the edges Of which 1
were scall0ped Over her face wal
& lace veil, while q band Of orange
blossoms across the back Of her
head held long tulle VEIL She
carried white roses and lilies Of
the valley.
Miss Della Combs was her sisters
maid Of honor. She wore gown
similar to- that OF the bride, ii old.
rose, with q hat az old rose and
lace, and carried q bouquet az blue
delphinillm ana roses. The brides
maids. Miss Nell McDermott and
Miss Virginia Elicit, wore gowns
similar to Miss Combs, and Of the
same color, and carried pink roses.
Miss Peggy Essary, who was flower
girl, wore q net frock embroidered
IN pink and blue, and carried
basket OF pink roses. Miss Marian
Mccoy sang, II Love You Surely.
Donald Kent, oe Philadelphia, was
best mAA. and the ushers were I'd.
gar Combs, brother OF the bride,
and Major Edgar Hume, U.S "A.
A small reception 1t the home Of
the brides parents followed the
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Leuning win be at
home, after short wedding trip,
ct 5 North Hillside avenue. Chat
ham, N. 7.
Miss Combs Ii 4 cousin of Doctor
John South, United States minister
to Panama, ana also q cousin Of
g. Bascom Slemp, secretary to the
President.
Mrs. Sarah Lee Phillips has leas.
sets avenue for the winter and viii
take possession about November i.
Mrs. Philander c. Knox has come
to Washington for the winter ana
Ii at the Hamilton hotel.
Mrs. Edgar r. Keiss. wife Of
Congressman Keiss, ,of williams.
port, Pa, Is in washington for q
few days and is stopping 1t the
Shoreham hotel.
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George Burnap, who spent the
early part Of the summer abroad.
has returned to washington from
Bennington, VT, where he was the
guest Of his brother-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ham
lin Everett, who have been away
from washington for the past two
winters. They plan 10 open their
house here, however, about the first
Of the year.
Mrs. Carl Droop has returned from
Europe and, with Mr.. Droop, has
gone 20 their summer home near
Bluemont, Va. where they expect
to spend several weeks before
opening their house In Washington
for the winter. d
Mime. Roso has taken an apart
ment at Stoneleigh Court for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice McNair, Of
Hartford Conn, who came by
motor from New York early this
week TO be the guests OF Miss, Mar
garet Wade for a few days, have
left for their home in Connecticut.
Mrs. McNair was formerly Miss
Marie Sturgeon. Of Washington.
Edwin =. CoIladAy was host In.
formally at dinner last night at
the New Willard.
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Mrs. Richard s, Barnes and Miss
Blanche e. Sackett ard among the
arrivals at the Hotel Lorraine In
New York
Mrs Clara Thiele announces the
marriage OF her daughter, Mabel
Clara. to Raymond r. Kendrick,
October l., Mr.. and Mrs. Kendrick
were married at the home OF The
Reverend w. s. Abcrnethy. The
bride wore q dark blue suit with
small velvet hat and a corsage Of
bouquet sweetheart roses Immedi.
ately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Kendrick left on motor trip
north as far as Maine and will be
at home after October rs at 1888
Lanier place northwest.
go
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace walker
Hullinger, having just returned
from their wedding trip, entertained
number Of their friends the eve
ming Of October ct their residence.
Music. songs and recitattons were
feature of the entertainment and
buffet supper was served the lat
ter part Of the evening.
The guests included Ensign and
Mrs. George Boldizar, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Edmonston, Mi. and Mrs. Abe
Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Kendrick, Misses Christine Glad
ding, Christine Bell. Anna Guynaan,
Blanche Acher. Lucille Jones, and
Stanley Gordon, Everett Held, James
Whalen, Charles Ray, Carl Hos
kinson, Fred Dawson ands Charles
T.. Reader.
The bridge and nah jong party,
to be given at Wardmail Park Hotel
on Tuesday, October Ia, at 2
o'clock, by the Dorothy Hancock
chapter, D, A. r.. for the benefit
Of the orphans at the Blue Ridge
Industrial school and other chart.
table activities, will have for its
patronesses: Mrs. Coolidge, Mrs.
Henry G. wallace, Mrs. Anthony
Wayne Cook, Mrs. william walker.
Mrs. Alfred Bposseau. Mrs. Frenk
Briggs, Mrs. James Stansfield. Mrs.
Clyde Kelly and Mrs Frank w.
Mondell.