The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-03

evening of Ensign Paul Cunningh
and Mrs. Walter Crosley, and Mi
and Mrs. j. Clarke Colt, of st. l.
Then, next Saturday viii come
the wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sher'
man Flint's daughter. Miss Margaret
Olivia Flint, to Thomas Sherman
Proctor, I'd. of Boston, parties foI
the popular young couple beine
scattered all through the week pre-
ceding the ceremony. And along
late in April Miss Caroline Sher.
man story. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John p. Story, win be married
to Edward Lyndal Reed, Of the
American Foreign Service, the wed
ding having an especial interest to
WASHINGTON. where Miss story 8
family has played an important
part in the scheme Of things for
several generations.
The brides who have chosen this
pre-Easter Saturday for their we'd
dings are Miss Carrie Jones Gar
rett, daughter OF Representative
and Mrs. Daniel e. Garrett. Of
Texas, and Miss Ruth Mary Hud-
con, daughter OF Representatives and
Mrs. Grant NJ. Hudson, OF Michigan.
Married ut Noon
The wedding Of Miss Garrett and
Burnley Magruder Wingfield. son
Of Mrs. j. r. Wingfield. Of Char.
lottesviIle. Va, took place at noon
today in the apartment of the
brides parents. Representative and
Mrs. Garrett, at the Northumber-
land. The Rev. W. s. Abernethy,
Of the Calvary Baptist Church.
offfciatad.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and had az her only
attendant her sister, Miss Jeanette
Garrett. The bridegroom had as
best man. Hugh Garth, Of Char
lottesviile, Va. Following the cerc.
mony there was q wedding break.
fast at which about so were present.
The bride wore gown OF white
satin made with a train which was
attached TO q large bow in the
back arranged somewhat after tire
fashion Of the oIdtime hustle. Her
veil OF lace was cap.shaued and
fastened in the back with sprays
Of orange blossoms. And she car
ried q bouquet Of Bride roses and
liIies-of-the-valley.
GOWned In Old Blue
In old blue geoFgette made long.
with full skirt and with the waist
outlined by a sash OF lowered rib
bon tied on the side. a picture hat
of black erin completed the cos
tune. She carried a. bouquet NJ
spring flowers and roses.
Mrs. Garrett wore a gown Of
dull red figured georgette made on
straight lines. Her flowers were q
cos'aage OF roses and sweet peas.
To Make Home Here
Later in the afternoon the bride
and bridegruona left for . honey
moon, the latter travelling in an
ensemble Of gray cloth made with
wiAkle blue satin. They win be at
home at 1916 Thirty-seventh st.
after April 20.
The hridegroOEa is assistant coun-
seI on the Federal Reserve Board.
Among the out of town guests
who came for the wedding were
the hridegroom's mother and sister,
Mrs. J. r.. Wingfield and Mrs.
Lewis Garth, Of Charlottesville, Va
Miss Mary Elizabeth Gleason. OF
ClaYeland, Ohio; Miss Catherine
Moore, Of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
C. ". Wtngfield, Of WaFrenton. Va,
and their little daughter, Miss
Betsy Wtngfield. and Billy Garth,
nephew Of the bridegroom
Miss Huds0n's Wedding
Miss Hudson Is marrying Roger
Birdseil, son Of c. Grant B1rdseH'
OF this city, the wedding taking
place tonight at 8 o'clock.
The ceremony viii be. performed
By the Rev. n. W. o. Wellington,
D. D.. executive secretary or the
District Of Columbia Association OF
Baptist Churches. in the Chevy
Chase Baptist Church, and was fol-
lowed by a reception in the home
OF the brides father IN Mckinley
Street.
Palms. ferns and pink rambler
roses are used to decorate the
.chufch, with tall candelabra at the
altar and smaller standards at the
sides serving to light the room,
In Period Gown
The bride. who will be given in
marriage by her father. 7an wear
a period dress Of lace over meta
line tissue trimmed with cascades
Of roses. 1t 10 made with a tight
bodice and bouffant skirt with
hoops over the hips. Her veil Will
be caught with orange blossoms
and she viii carry shower bou-
auet of white roses.
Miss Marion Ames. OF Bryn
Mawr. Pa, IL the maid Of honor.
She will wear a chiffon dress in
shaded orchid and will carry vel
low roses.
Miss Helen Hudson, sister of the
bride. and Miss Grace Hudson, will
he her bridesmaids Their dresses
are made alike. Miss Helen Hud-
son will wear rose chiffon in thres
sweet peas. Miss Grace Hudson
will wear harmenizing shades OF
yellow and carry lavender sweet
peas.
The little flower girl. Heloiae Col
IinEwood, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
C.. Harris Collingwood. will have on
a dainty dress Of pale green or
candle.
The bridegroom has as his best
man Lewis Moneyway, of Washing
ton. and the ushers are Duncan
Hudson. brother Of the bride, who
Is now attending the Mirhiga u
state College Rudolph Harrell
Laurence Bacon Mann and William
J. Carson.
Assisting at the reception at tho
home of the brides father will w
Mrs. George Runyan. Miss Heller
Ward and Miss Marion Seeley.
The house is decorated will
spring flowers and Charles Randall
laA~T,faf will NAV f1a3o1l shout fi,f