The Washington times., 1925-02-07
.EDDINGBELLS
RING OUT
TODAY
Two Important Marriages
to Take Place
Here

The frequent choice, during the
last year or two, Of Saturday as
wedding date has served to take
all the life from the long-respected
superstition, warning against TITS
day as inviting mo lick at all
for the couples life together.
The two outstanding weddings IN
Washington today are those of Miss
Marjorie Wright, daughter Of Gem
eral and Mrs. William Mason
Wright, and David McKendree Key,
son of Rear Admiral Albert Key,
retired. Of Chattanooga, Tenn, and
Miss Genevieve Rusk, daughter OF
Mrs. Robert Vinton Rusk, and John
Price Wetherill, Sd. Of Philadelphia,
son Of Mrs. f. III. Mistretta, Of
Washington, and grandson of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. John Price Weth-
Grill, Of Philadelphia.
wRTGHT.KEy WEnDINE TO-DAY
IN ST. JOHNS CHURCH
The wedding ceremony of Miss
WrightSand Mr.. Key is taking place
this afternoon at o'clock at st.
JOhn's Episcopal Church with the
rector, the Reverend Doctor Robert
Johnston, officiating. The church
lis simply decorated in spring flowers,
ferns and palms.
The bride, who will be given in
marriage by her father, is wearing
81 gown Of silver brocade made in
straight lines and veil of rose
point lace-worn in turn by her
mother and grandmother-Which is
fastened to the hair with cOrOnet
OF orange blossoms. Her court traiIl
point lace and she is carrying Q
shower bouquet of white lilacs, gar
denias and lilies-of- the-valley
Mrs. Sydney Scott. of Whining
ton, DEL, is matron Of honor for
Miss Wright, and the bridesmaids
are Miss Anna HamIin. Miss Olyve
Graef,. Miss Louise. Sewall, Miss
Lindsay Wood, Miss Anne Gordon,
Miss Eleanor Thompson, Of VIII
mington, Del, and Miss Eleanor
Martin, Of Burlinganle, Cal. OF
whom are wearing gowns OF cham
pagne-colored crepe made on simple
lines and hats Of brown lace. They
are carrying bouquets of flowers
ranging in color from pale yellow
to deep orange.
Mr.. Key has as his best man
Malcolm Bradley and the ushers
are Lieutenant William Mason
/ Wright, jr., and Lieutenant Ier-
auId WRIGHT, brothers of the bride;
e. r. Christian, Everett NJ. Case, Ct
Piainfield, N. T.; Covington Janin,
OF San Francisco; Lawrence Terry,
of Dedham, Mass; III. r. Colt, Of
New York: S. Key Johnson, Of
Chattanooga; E1lery Sedgewick, Of
New York; John Nicholas Brown,
of Providence; William Deering
Howe. OF Boston; IN. II. Hackney,
OF Uniontown, Tenn; John Croker.
OF Fitchburg, Mass; Keith Lane Of
Marion, Mass, and Thomas West,
OF Hopedale, Mass.
Following the ceremony there
will be reception at the Metro
politan Club Annex when the
bridal couple will be assisted in
receiving by Mrs. Wright, the
brides mother, who is wearing q
beautiful gown of beige crepe and
a hat of brown tulle. Later in the
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Key will
leave on a motor trip to Florida,
the latter wearing a three-piece
suit of Lanvin green trimmed with
gray squirrel and a small gray felt
hat.
Among the OuL-Ol-lOWI guests AST 2
for the wedding are Mr.. and Mrs.
Josiah Marvel. of Wilmington, DEL;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gray, of Nash
vile, Tenn, and their daughter, Mrs.
Emmett Cooper; Mrs. Garnett An
drews, OF Chattanooga, grandmother
of the bridegroom; Admiral Key and
Mrs. James johnson, of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, and Mrs. Samuel Vel
lance, of New York.