Evening star., 1925-09-25

on straight lines with short trains
and carried pink roses.
Elsa Mccall was the flower girl
wearing frock of pink tulle.
Mr.. George Harrison was the best
man and the ushers were Mr.. Gator
Malford, Mr.. Henry Porter, Mr.. L.
Crunbley. Mr.. Oscar Williams, Mr.
Burgess Nest, Mr.. Howard Mccall
jr.. and Mr.. T.. Brody.
Mrs. Morrison mother Of the bride
groom. wore "A gown of Brussels lace
Mr.. Morrison and his bride left after
the reception fer a wedding trip &c
Canada, the latter wearing d gown OF
gray trimmed with squirrel and a
suede hat 10 match
Among the uut-oC.town guests were
Mrs. Alfred Pembroke Thorn of Wash
incton. Mr.. l.. Morrison Of Clevela nd
MrS. Henry Washington cf Louisville
and Mrs. North Of New Orleans.
The bride has many friends in
Washington where she was present ed
To society by her aunt, Mrs. Thom
who gave many delightful entertain
ments for her.
The marriage Of Mrs Georgia Scho
field Washburn. daughter OF Mrs. Johr
T.. Hewson and the late Lieut.. Gen
John +. Schofield. L. s. A. and Mr.
Leonard Cultivate of New York will
take place tomorrow afternoon AT
O'Clock ~ The home of the bride s
mother. Mrs. Hewson. 1898 New
Hampshire avenue. Rev. DR.. L. G.. Il
Pierce will oficiate. ana only the inn
mediate families viii be present. Mr.
and Mrs. uu'hw3itr MI leave after
an Informal reception to the guests al
the ceremony Tor a Trip. They will
make their home in New York.
Mr. outhNai;e is the son os Mrs
Philip r. Jennings. New York. and the
late MIR. Joseph II. Cultivate OF
Cleveland and is a graduate of Yale
University and the University OF Cali
fornia. lie is now connected with the
Morris SpeIman Rockefeller Memorial
OF New York.
Among the out-of town guests will
he Mr.. and Mrs. Philip h. Jennings OF
New York and Remington. VT: DR..
and Mrs. Elton Mayo OF Philadelphia.
Dr. and Mrs. Beardsley Runl Of New
York Mr. and Mrs. Howard SwiGgett
of Long Island. MIR. and Mrs. Karl
Martin of Bennington. VI.
Mrs. Hewson will leave Washington
Monday and win spend the Winter
season in the South. having come to
Washington ia open her house f"r the
wedding. She has leased the house to
Mrs. Ashton Rollins, who has been
occupying the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs Malcolm :. MCConihe, 1901
Wyoming avenue.
Mrs. Walter Ambrose swallow an
nounCeS the marriage of her dauSh-
ter. Miss Virginia l'uttle To Mr.. itaiph
Lawson Riley. son of Mr. and Mrs.
K. G.. Riley OF Albany. Ga. The cere-
mony was performed at II o'clock
today. in the Gordon Hotel the Rev.
". :. Abernethv officiating. The ar
rangements We're quite simple and
only the two families and few close
friends were present.
The bride wore a tailored gown Of
henna charmeen. with a small felt
hat to match, and carried Ophelia
roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Eleanor Riley. sister of the
attended the bride. wear
ing gown Of henna georgette crepe
and carrying Ophelia roses.
Mr.. Riley and his bride left i'm
mediately after The ceremony for a
motor trip through the mountains of
North Carolina. They will make their
home in Albany. Ga.
Among the out town guests was
Mrs. James F.. Foy of Eufaula. Ala
Social interest is centering around
the Washington costume assembly
which will be held in both bathrooms
Of the Mayf1owar Monday. December
Il. The charter membership list WAS
closed July /. but persons are now
applying for membership through the
usual channels OF such entertainments
the membership committee of the
board of governors. More than half
of, the boxes have been sold and
icE of ad dTlOiS hn ial
;or in advance as non will be sold
in any other manner. An official
costumer will be in attenda nee and
"a small minuet is already being
planned. This assembly will not have
the local coloring alone, but will also
be national in character. as persons
of distinguished lineage from all over
the country, even Paris. have asked
TO he placed on the list of subscribers.
Washington can. therefore soon boast
Of an exclusive assembly of it's own
and although not colonial in its own
history. residing At the National Cap
Ital are many men and women whose
family history dates back to the
earliest American colonist
The American high commissioner
TO Constantinople. Rear Admiral
Mark Bristol, and Mrs Bristol were
the guests in whose honor Comdr.
and Mrs. John r. Rhodes entertain
ed a dinner At the Congressional |.
Country Club last evening. The other
guests were Pear Admiral and Mrs
Benja min +. Hutchinson. Comdr. and
Mrs. Thomas G. kinkaid. Comdr. and
Mrs. William Glassford, Mrs. Bertha
4. Martin and Mr.. Jean Knight.
Mrs. Roland Smith arrived this
morning from her home in Norfolk
and viii be the guest for a few days of
he~ brother-iu-law and sister. Col and
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