The Washington times., 1925-01-02
MISS BOGGS TO
BE MARRIED
TODAY
To Wed Baltimorean in
Church of the
Ascension

The marriage of Miss Sallie Boggs,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
H. Boggs, of Virginia and Wash
inRton. and Judge Herbert Living
ston Grymes,. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Richard Grimes, or Bal
timore, viii take place at 6 O'Clock
in the Church of the Ascension
with the Reverend Doctor Thomas
Cooke officiating. Following the
ceremony there will be reception
for the bridal party and intimate
friends in the home of the bride.
Miss Boggs will be given in mar
rage by her father and will have
as her only attendants her sister,
Miss Lucille Boggs, as .mald-of-
honor, and her small cousin, Miss
Ella Miller Hooe, as flower girl.
The bride viii wear gown Of
white satin beaded in pearls and
made with coury train: A veil of
tulle will fall the length of the
train. The veil will be arranged
over the head in, coronet fashion
and will be held in place with
pearls and sprays of orange bios
SONS. She will carry a shower
bouquet Of Bride roses and lilies
of. the valley.
The maid OF honor will wear a
gown Of coral-tinted geurgette
beaded in silver and rhinestones and
made on straight lines. She will
carry pink roses. The little flower
girl win wear q frock Of light blue
and viii carry a basket of pink rose
petals.
Judge Grymes viii have as his
best man Brigadier General Milton
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group Of officers who served with
him in the 115th Infantry OF the
18th Division in France-Colonel
John A. Cutchins of Richmond, Va;
Lieutenant Colonel E. Brooke Lee,
Major Thomas McNicholas, Major j.
Harry Wagner, Major Harry Ruhl
and Captain George Henderson.
The church is decorated in ever
green's sent from the brides home
in Virginia and with an arrange
ment of roses on the altar. The
outstanding features in the deccra-
ton OF the home are pink roses
and candles.
Following the reception the bride
and bridegroom will leave Tor a
wedding trip and will be at home at
Is Talbot road, Baltimore, after
January 20.
Out-of-town guests for the we'd
ding are: Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Richard Grymes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Johnson Grymes, Of East
Orange, N. J.; Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
F1tzhugh Grymes, of New York;
w. w. Mountjoy. OF New York;
Joe Porter Mountjoy, Of Key West;
Fla; Miss Phyllis Moir, OF London;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Mitchell, OF
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Wysong, of Baltimore Mr.. and
Mrs. James Preston. of Baltimore;
Judge and Mrs. r. H. L. Chichester,
and sons, Dan and Henry, of Fred
ericksburg, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Cas-
silis Chichester, Mrs. Page and Miss
Elizabeth Boggs, of Richmond; 4.
C. l. Moncure and Mrs. Halle
MonclIre Wallace. Of Fredericks-
daughters, Louise and Virginia and
Lewis, of Virginia; and Doctor
Moncure Chichester, Of Virginia.
William Miller Collier, American
Ambassador to- Chile, and Mrs.
Collier are sailing today for Chile
after having spent, several weeks
in this country. They were in
New York for the holidays and
previously visited in Washington.
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The Minister of Switzerland and
Nine Peter were hosts at a tea
dance yesterday for the members
Of the legation staff and the young
sons of the hosts.
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Allyn Williams, president of the
Royal Society of Miniature Paint
ers Of London. has returned from
England where he passed the sum-
mer and has reioined Mrs. williams