The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-10
Y PARTY DEBUT AND IMPORTANT WEDDING NEWS TODAY
PROCTOR FLINT
WEDDING
TODAY
Ceremony in Cathedral,
With Reception
AfterWard

The marriage % MIS- AAAe-4 $500
Olivia Flint, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman Flint to Enomas
Emerson Proctor TT Ii taking place
fhis afternoon in the Cathedral Of
Ss. Peter and Paul. with g recen
ton afterward At the home q Mr..
and Mrs. Flint In Massachusetts
AIti1ouei1 Mr.. and Mrs. Flint
have been spending this winter IN
washington. they are New Workers
and as Mr. Proctor's home is in
Boston. the wedding Is an event OF
Interest in several cities.
The ceremony today win be per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. James +.
Freeman, Bishop Of Washington,
assisted by the Rev. William Garth,
81 81. MARKS Church, Islip. u. I.
The bride, who Isl being given In
marriage by her father. has
large group OF attendants, incEud-
fng q matron fof honor, Mrs.
Augustus BradIlurst Field, jr.. who
was formerly Miss Harriet McKiad,
of New York; ard the bridesmaids,
Miss Grace Vanderbilt, Miss Mary
b. Strange. Miss Marie Louise Bird
and Miss Sophie B. Duer, all OF
New York; Miss Mary j. Proctor.
sister OF the bridegroom, and Miss
Adeline Oxnard. formerly Of Wash
fngton and now living In Virginia
Mr.. Bradhurst is the best man
and the ushers are: William A.
Randall, OF Baltimore; j G. Cooper
Of Baltimore; ArmOry Lawrence
Haskell, of New York: George NJ
Appleton, OF Buffalo; John n. Pro-
tor, Of Boston; Thomas e. r. Rice,
OF Hamilton. Mass; Ralph b. Jen-
kins. Of Washington, and James B.
Hoyt., jr., of Massachusetts.
bridesmaids in White
1t is 4 white and green wedding,
with Easter lilies and other white
blossoms decorating the church
against q background of green and
all the brides attendants are wear
ing white. The matron Of honor
costume is robe de style Of ivory
tinted taffeta. with which she is
wearing smart gowns OF white chit
fon over silver, with hats OF silver
tulle. They are all carrying white
liIacs.
Miss FTint's gown Is Of the ira
ditional white satin and old lace,
with veil of tulIe from . lace
coronet, and her bouquet Is Of white
orchids and white lilac.
Many guests from other cities are
here for the wedding, including the
bridegroom father, James Howe
Proctor; his sisters, Miss Esther
Proctor and Miss Mary Proctor:
brother, Robert Proctor. and Thonlas
Emerson Proctor, of Topsfield,
Mass, his uncle Mr.. Proctor's late
mother was Miss Martha Riker, Of
New York.
Mr.. Flint's brother, DIR. Austin
Flint, has come from New YORK for
the wedding, accompanied by his
son.inlaw and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald Whitman, Of Brook
vile, Il. r.. and among the brides
other relatives present are Col. and
Mrs. Stephen l. H. Slocum and Col.
and Mrs. Herbert Slocum.
The bride is granddaughter of
the late Col j. Jermain SIocum and
OF the late DR. Austin Flint and a
great niece of and heiress Of the
late Mrs. Russell Sage. She was
one of the little group Of girls who
danced with the Prince OF Wales
during his historic visit to this coun
try and has been considered q belle
and a beauty since her debut sew
eral seasons ago.
Mr. Proctor will take his bride
abroad on their honeymoon and they
nave taken a mousse DIT bSN6Ilg
Farms, Mass for the summer. They
will make their home in Hamilton,
Mass.
II
The spring dance Of the Zeta
Sigma Theta Sorority will be held
on Thursday, March 10, at the. New
Willard Hotel.
\
Mrs. j. Upshur Moorhead left
town yesterday by motor for Pitts
burgh. Pa, to visit Mrs. Donald
McKaig for week.