The Washington times., 1926-06-12
M ISS W IL SON
MAR.RIED D
TODAY
Weds New Yorker in st.
Johns Church at
Bethesda

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| ter of Mrs. Ada Allies Wilson. 9of
Bethesda. became the bride today
Of Kyriskos Pan Tso!ainos, son Of
Mrs. Basilia Tsolainos Of New
York. the ceremony being per,
formed at O'Clock at st Johns
Episcopal Church In Bethesda witt
| the Rev James Kirkpatrick ,ffi.
clating.
The bride was given. in marriage
BY Eugene e. Allies, Of New York.
She wore d gown OF white satin
creme embroidered in pearls and
with. draperies of lace at the sides
Of the full skirt. Her veil was OF
net and lace.
Miss Elizabeth wilson. sister of
the bride, who was maid fthonor.
was gowned In green taffeta
trimmed with silk flowers and inf
sets Of tulle made with full skirt
and sleeveless bodice. She wore e
large picture hat to match the
gown: This had as it's only trim
ming long strear1ers Of green t1lle.
The bridesmaids were Miss re-
becca Easterbrook. Of Rock vilies
and Miss Gwendolyn Jones. Of New
York. Their gowns were fashioned
alike with tight bodice and fuiI
skirt-tl1a formers being Of orchid
taffeta and the latters n pins
taffeta. Their hats Hlatcifed the
gowns and were trimmed with long
streamers of tulle. ~
Frank Douglas Jarvis, OF Mont.
real. Canada. served as best man
and the ushers were Charles Caes.
lev Allies. Of washington: Adrian
Allies. Of Evanston, ILL.,: Thomas Paps
mas OF Boston and Theodores
Tsolairlos. Of New York.
Following the ceremony there was
reception at the residence OF the
brides mother in Bethesda. The
Elhtfer was gowned In pearl.colOred
creme made with border OF black
tipon which were appliqued green
and aerise flowers with gold
thread Her hat was black trimmed
with yellow lilies. :,
Mrs Jane Allies. grandmother or
the bride. wore absinthe creme. The
dridegroom' mother was gowned In
black lace made on straight lines
and her hat was black model
Following the ;recep zion the bride
saAld bridegroom left Tor wedding
'trfr1 the former wearifla twO-piece
suit OF saridtcOlofed twill with a
small hat to match. After July 4
they will be at home at the SAGA
more Apartments in New York.
The bridegroom is gRaduate OF
McGiH University IN Montreal.
DOLLS HOUSE INVENTOR
HERE FOR VISIT
The Earl Of wicklow has arrived
in Washington from London, and
with Sir Neville and Lady Beatrice
Wilkinson, also Of London, Il stay.
Ing at The Mayflower.
1t was Sir Neville Wilkinson who
invented, designed and decorated
the famous doll house, Titanta' 3
Palace, the home OF the Fairy
Queen, which Is now on exhibit at
the ksesdIh- Centennial Exposition IN
Philadelphia. Half of the funds
collected from this exhibit will be
used for American charities and
with the other haff Sir Neville
hopes to be able to add another
wing to. the hospital for crippled
children which Lady Beatrice MAIN
tains In Pyford, just south Of Lon
don.
MRS. David A. Reed, wife Of
Senator Reed, and Miss Rosamond
Reed are at the Weylin Hotel in.
New York for a few days.
ASSIGNED TO DUTY
IN STATE DEPARTMENT
Consul Generai Frederick Ere.
Iinghuysen Dumont has been as.
signed to duty III the state Depart
rnent. and, with Mrs. DumOnt will
live at The AIayflpWer., sa
Conndr. and Mrs. Alexander Sharp
have taken cottage in Jamestowns
&z& y
Miss Adrienne Mann. daughter Of
/ DIR. and Mrs. Charles Rfborgs Mann,
has returned from Vassar College
and is with her parents in Chevy
Chase.
Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee, Of Fort Bliss,
Tex, has been joined at the Nay.
flower by her son, Fletcher Colo.