The Washington times., 1926-06-05
WEEDS MA Y AL
OF FICER
ODAY
Miss Lucy Porter to
Marry Ensign Richard
Swan Baron, u. S. N.


win be married this Afternoon to
Ensign Richard Swan Baron. q. S,l
M, the ceremony taking place at
o'clock iii Bethlehem chapel of the
National Cathedral.
Guests for. the ceremony have
been invited informally BY note,
and will be- limited TO relatives and
close friends OF the bride and
bridegroom. while only some 70
persons viii attend the reception
afterward ia the apartment Of the
brides father IN California Street.
The details of the wedding viii,
however, be picturesque and charm
Ing. with uniforms of the wedding
party adding q note Of military
pomp.
After the service. which VIII be
read by the Rev DR. Charles War.
ner. rector OF st, Adams Church,
the bridal couple will make their
way from the altar under an arch
Of crossed sabres borne by Mr..
Bar0n's brother Officers Who are
his ushers. This group includes
I 1ia,,t. Il. Crow. Lieut.. II. W..
Gaines. Lieut.. ri b. Thompkins,
Ensign w. WI. Weeder, Ensign e. i
u. Beck and Ensign j. ~ Price.
Lieut.. Frank M. McLaury IS
best man, and the bride, who will
be given iii marriage by her father,
has Miss Lucille Bell of Baltimore,
az her maid Of honor and only e.
tendant
THE bride WIN wear q robe de
style Of white satin made with =
very long waistiine and full skirt.
Old family lace outlines the neck
and the court train Of satin "a Dord.
cred III the lace. Her tulle veil,
which WIN fall over her lace OF
entering, e arranged simply ana
trimmed III orange blossoms. Sne
will carry safdenias
TIe maid of honor y wearing =
chiffon frock on shell pink. made
perfecfIy plain, with full skirt
and long fun sleeves. She - WeaEs
Ing Iarze hOrsehair hat to match
trimmed M u single band p riD.
bon. and Will carry an arnahul ~
~, g r,fira rOris. 70 and delp urn. |
White flowers were used III tns
eftat. - the only decorations 81.
Iosvad irl Betalehem Chapel, which
IA fka Gothic simplicity q. however
y nerfect setting for wedding
new note viii be introduced an the
bridal Y music. the march from
s.Scipio'' replacing the fanlillar
Mendelsso5n wedding march as the
nrocessionaI and the swedish ~ e. /
dinq March being used ~ the re-
cessEonal in leu of the weonlns
y,1as.rl,. fros1 SIIollengrin.
KSr Baron and his bride Will have /
Z .I1ort shoneyfnOon before he sale /
On June IA on the y. 8. 9. Memphis
which has been sele ed as the fiag
Sill, ~ the American squadron ~ 4
european waters. Miss Porter naA
a,nraaed massage for Europe on
INV She expects to take 2 cot
fave 1T Geneva FOR the summer, put
win follow the Memphis whenever
pS Mrs.. charles G. Baron, Of Lowell
Mass mother Of the bridegroom l
ie here Tor the wedding. ana other I
guests from out of town are Mt
and Mrs. Edward Abbott, Of West.
ford. Mass; Mrs. N. j. LlttieIisld,
Of New York. and Mr.. ana MT.
ii. u. Porter, Of Pittsburgh, uncle
and aunt Of the BRIDE.
WEDDING At HOME
or NH. AND MRS. SANDERS
The apartment OF the Secretary
tn the President and Mrs. Everett /
Sanders at the MayfIower was the
scene today Of the wedding Of Miss
Mary Goodman, OF Terre Haute,
Ind. and George Eggleston. Of this
city and Terre Haute.
The ceremony was performed
quietly at 2:30 o'clock in the pres
ence OF small group Of close
friends, and Mr.. Eggleston and his
bride left during the afternoon for
a wedding trip.
They will afterwards make their
home In Washington where they
have taken an apartment in New
HampsIiIRe avenue.
Mr.. EggIeston, who IL the son Of
Mrs. Priscilla Eggleston, of Terre
FIaute, ii attending George Wash
ington Law School and also holds
a position in the Capitol.
The Robert e. Lee Chapter,
United Daughters Of the Confed-
eracy, will give an entertainment
and dance at Confederate Memorial
Hall, 1922 Vermont Ave-, on Mon
day, June Z at $50. Representative
Joseph Whitehead OF Virginia will
make an address and others on the
program are Miss Ellen Stuart, who
viii render several violin selections,
and pupils Of Miss Helen Stuart
Griffith viii give several dancing
numbers. Miss Nellie johnson Pier
pont will render vocal selections.
Dancing will follow the pragraTn.
Veterans. Sons and Daughters OF
the Confederacy are invited.
The regular meeting of the chap
ter, which will precede the program,
will be the last one for this seas IN.
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