The Washington times., 1925-06-16
NEWS Of SOCIETY
INTERNATIONAL NEWS REn

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/ chiffon over lace with white chit
fon hat and wore a corsage bouqnet
of pink roses.
best man.
Following the ceremony the party
went to the Grace Dodge Hotel,
whore the wedding breakfast was
served.
The couple will leave today for
Montreal. Canada, and will spend
| some time there and also in Ashe.
willie, s. c., before returning to
Westernport They will be lat home
about July 1E.
Mr.. Graney holds an executiye po-
sition with the B. & o. Railway.
Both he and his bride are well
known in Washington.
OF interest to Washington society
was the wedding yesterday at New.
port or Snowden Andrews Fahne-
! stock, son of Mrs. Gibson Fahne-
| stock and brother of Mrs. Sylvanue
Stokes, jr., and Miss Helen Morgan
Moran, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Moran Of New York and
Newport.
The wedding took place in RED
Cross Cottage" the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Moran at Newport, at
TcDEn:: o...,,ronv ~. n.r,ormad ~
Judge Hugh B. Baker, Of the SUI
preme Court of Rhode Island. The
bride had no attendants. Mr.. Fahne-
stock had as his best man an
uncle, Harris Fahnestock, Of East
over, Lenox, Mass, ana New York.
The bridegroom il the grandson
of Harris s. Fahnestock, one Of the
| founders OF the First National
Bank. On his mothers side he Is a
grandson OF General Richard Snow
den Andrews, of Baltimore, who,
during the civil war, was q member
of General Stonewan Jackson's
staff
The couple left Immediately for
New York, where they will sail
for England Saturday.
A bridal luncheon followed the
ceremony in the home. of the
brides father. The groom Is a
| the world war he was prominent in
the Plattsburgh movement and
served with the American Expedi-
| tionary Forces as major in the
308th infantry.
The newly appointed Commission.
er of Education and Mrs. Henry +.
Hull have been joined at their
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel
by their son, Harris Hull, who has
finished his studies at Shattuek
| Academy in Minnesota.
~
At the dinner given last night at
the Hamilton Hotel by the Inter-
national Magma Charta Day Asso-
citation, District of Columbia branch.
the vice president, Mrs. M. de Clare
Berry, presided. She gave de-
| lightful talk on the Barons OF
Runnymeade and their cavalier
descendants who settled in Vir.
ginia.
About fifty guests attended the
dinner, which was one of the most
interesting social events of the
| early June days. In the absence
of the British Ambassador, Sir
Esme Howard, who has just sailed
for England, Leander Mccormick
Goodheart, of the British Embassy,
gave a most interesting address
and spoke of his visits to Runny-
| meade while a student at Elton.
Captain Charles T. Brooks, u. s.
M. c., represented Major General
JOLu "a AcJculcI y. .. w. ~.
Major F., Granville Munson spoke
for the army and the following
societies were represented: Mrs.
Macpherson Crichton talked OF
women writer's and brought greet.
ings from the League of American
Pen Women; William Walker
| Smith, Song of the American Revo-
luton; Daniel Smith Gordon, Scions
of Colonial Cavaliers; Doctor George
Tully Vaughn. of the Society of
the Cincinnati and the Order of Col
onial Wars; DR.. Joseph G. 8. Bull
lOck, the Order OF Washington. Mrs
Sadie Fred Hutton, the United
Daughters of the Confederacy
Other speakers were Colonel VIII.
| lianI c. Harlee,. Mrs. Clara Nc
Croine, Mrs. Albert M. Baggs, Doc
tor Macpherson Crichton, Mrs.
George Tully Vaughn, Captain Fol
lin, Mrs. Charles f. Taylor and
Mre. James H. Stansfield.
Other guests present were Mr..
| and Mrs. F. A. d. Hancock, Miss
Louise Turner. Miss Winston, Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Wallace, Miss Mar.
garet O'Brien and Miss Eta Jocelyn
Giffen.