The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-13
DIGNITARIES ATTEND BIRTHDAY .FETE
BARTON
TO w ED
TO-DAY
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Ceremony This Afternoon
in st. Matthews
Church

The wedding Of Miss Nan barton
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Horatio barton, and William James
Kerlin is taking place TINS
afternoon. The ceremony will be
performed. at 5 o'clock at st. Mat"
thew's Church with the Rev. Ed
ward Buckley officiating, and VIII
be followed by reception at the
Washington Club.
The bride is having as her atten-
dants Mrs. Max Prentice, matron'
of.honr: Miss Helen Newton, maid
of-honor and as bridesmaids, Miss
Joan Collins. Miss Josephine Ram
age, OF Virginia, Miss Mary Harrl-
son and Miss Blance Wingo.
Emilia Teller, small daughter or
the Mexican Ambassador and Nine.
Teller, will be flower girl.
James Kerlin. brother of the
bridegroom, will be best man and
the ushers are Arthur barton,
brother Of the bride; Benjamin
Foster, Albert Law, John G. Ketch-
am, jr., son Of Representative and
Mrs. John G. Ketchem, of Michi-
gan, Howard Gray and Lew Wal.
lace.
The bride is wearing a beautiful
gown Of white satin embroidered in
pearls. The skirt is made circular,
the bottom of which is Of rose
point lace. There is a very long
court train of the satin edged with
the lace and de1icately embroidered
in pearls. The tulIe veil, which
falls the full length Of. the train,
has a narrow border OF silver lace.
A bandeau OF pearls and sprays
or orange blossoms fasten the veil
to the head. The brides flowers are
bouquet of white roses and lilies
of-the-valley with one yellow rose
tucked in. The latter was insisted
upon by the bridegroom with whom
yellow roses are q favorite.
The brides attendants are wear.
ing gowns of georgette in pastel
shades with picture hats and flowers
to match.
Just before the bridal party en-.
tiers, the church there will be sung
for the first time bridal hymn,
the words of which have been
written by the brides mother.
Mrs barton is wearing q gown
bois-de-rose foundation, and her
Wasserbach, grandmother of the
made over orchid, and her hat is
a gray model.
Miss Claudia Reed has returned
to town from Charlottesville; Va,
where she visited Col and Mrs.
James A. Cole and attended the
Easter hop at the University of
Virginia.
Carmi Thompson, who has been
appointd by President Coolidge to
investigate conditions in the Philip.
pine Islands arrived yesterday at
the Willard from his home in Cleve-
land.
Miss Anne Marie Costinett was
hostess at a charming buffet sup
per given at her home in Hyatts-
vile, Md, Sunday evening, in
compliment to Miss Margaret Eliza
beth Blade. whose marriage to
Joseph John Costinett will take
place on Saturday.
Among the guests were: Misses
Catherine Dintler, Ethel Binnix,
| Margaret Hawkins, Regina Cotter,
Eileen Flanagan, Margaret Eliza
beth Blade, Eleanor Kingsley. Elsie
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inc Burgess, Dorothy Muckelbauer.
and Catherine Carr.
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Under the auspices of the Bureau
OF Commercial Economies a motion
picture of Mexico" will be shown
at the Wardman Park Hotel Theater
on Sunday evening in compliment
! to the Mexican ambassador, Senior
Teller. Carlos Barrera of Mexico
will tell Of THE stones of Mexico"
and there will be program OF
music.
PATRONESSES NAMED
FOR MATHIS CLUB FETE
Under the Craftsmanship of Mrs.