The Washington times., 1926-06-05
RESIDENT At
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TODAY
June Lives Up to Tradi-
ton Interesting Cere-
monies ii Other Cities
BY JEAN ELIOT

BY jean HlAllUI
HUNH weddings! One can't possi-
bly, escape the combination.
Each mail brings Invitations 70
'.fhe marriage Of, The necessary
for sending wedding presents i
insistent. And the daily task of
Ire society editor becomes night.
mare Of athe brides gown of ira.
ditional white satin the brides.
maids bouquets. !. the '.faniliar
strains sc the wedding March, !,
ushers in uniform or .scfts. pre-
nuptiaI parties and post-nuptial
plans. The only salvation IS that
eFlrysan hefaIlfrls The spelling 81
which makes October hideous are
not used FOR June weddings!
Today the marriage Of Miss Lucy
Porter and Ensign Richard Swan
Baron, United states Navy, Is TAX
Ing place here ID washington. But
Tor the rest the interest Of society
folk Is focused upon several inn
portant weddings Iii other cities.
President wedding Guest
The President and Mrs. Coolidge
who were guests last SATURDAY at
khe wedding of Miss Ailsa Mellon
and David kirkpatrick Este Bruce.
are attending this afternoon the
nIarriage of William ". Hodges. Of
Denver. treasurer Of the Republican
National COMMITTEES. and Ms.
Charles Thomas LoWndes Of Prince
ton NJ. u. They are motoring for
the occasion 30 miles to GleHelg
Manor. the estate Of Mrs. LoWndes
brother.in-law w. Baden LOwndes,
Sc GieneIg, Nd. Others from Wash
ingfon attending are Senator VIII
liam M Butler and Mrs. Alvin ~.
Heft. Mrs Hert returned from her
home Ia kentucky especially to be
present.
Governor smiths Daughter Wetls
few guests from washington,
Including Senator and Mrs Edward
Edwards. attended the marriage
today Of Gov. Az Smiths daugh-
ker to Major John A. Warner ii
Albany. and stIH others were IN
New York for the wedding Of Miss
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Franklin Delau0
Roosevelt. To Curtis Bean BAH, sUn
Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Austin
Dali. of New York.
Another Roosevelt Wedding
Ms ROOSEVELT wedding is an
event of unusual interest III WASH
tnR4on. for She spent her childhood
here while her father later Dem
Ocratic NOMINEES Tor Vice President,
WAS Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy. Col Theodore Douglas Roc
f1eon. the present Assistant Seese.
fary of the Navy and cousin Of
M. Roosevelt, went ID New York
for the eddings ma King the trip
By afrplane.
Mrs. Robinson was also present
Ct the ceremony and Miss Helen
Robinson was one Cf the brides.
maids The ceremony was ii pic.
furesque little st. James Church
at Hyde Park, New York with
breakfast afterward at SpringwOod,
the Roosevelt estate. The officiating
clergyman was the Rev. DIR. Endi-
rott Peabody, headlnaster of ErOton
School, who performed the cere-
mOny at the marriage 81 the brides
parents.
The marriage 81 Miss Smith and
Major Warner, superintendent OF
New FORKS State police, was
nolemnfzed At 1880 O'Clock this
morning in the Cathedral Of the
Immaculate Conception. at Albany,
and afterWard there was q wedding
breakfast ct the governors man
sion.
Young Lodges Wedding Date Set
Dealing in futures invitations
have just been received here from
1Er. and Mrs. Henry Francis Sears.
Of Boston, for the wedding recep-
tion OF their daughter, Emily. and
Henry Cabot Lodge. jr.. on Thurs
The Cove, Beverly. Mass.
Il Ii interesting to note that
yolng Mr.. Lodge figures as
Junior instead Of Henry Cabot
Lodge, second, although he does
not bear the name OF his father.
the. late George Cabot Lodge, but
Of hts famous grandfather. the late
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. The
couple VIII live in Washington, Mr..
Lodge. who has taken up news
paper work as q profession, being
on the Washington staff o. the
New York Herald Tribune.
Captain. LittIefield to Wed
Inens hereeS news from N6W
York. which IL yet Of considerable
interest here. Capt. Charles w.
LittIefield, u. s. N, retired, Is to
b. married on July to Mrs. Ralph
Fro, Of New York. Before his first
marriage to Mrs. Kirk Armour,
widow OF one Of the three Armour
brothers OF the packing firm, Cap.
tain Littlefield was a great beau in
Washington.
He was in the pay corps Of the
Navy, but retired from active serV-
Ice on his marriage. He lis now a
Widower and Mrs. Eros husband
was drowned at Palm Beach q year.
ago last December.
Mary Armour, daughter OF the
first Mrs. LittlefieId, is married to
james A. Dunn, now secretary OF
our embassy in Belgium, and there
are two Armour boys, in business
IN Chicago.
DINNER TUESDAY AT
SPANISH EMBASSY
The Spanish Ambassador and
aKs.an Qfawn will In haata - Nsu,~r-