The Washington times., 1927-07-20

TO WE'D TODAY
TN EPIPHANY
CHURCH
Miss Ruth Elizabeth
Payne to Marry Wen
dell Roscoe Turner

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The wedding of Miss Ruth Eliza.
beth Payne. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gordon Payne, and
Wendell Roscoe Turner, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney r. Turner, OF
Providence, r. l.. Is taking place
this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the
Epiphany Church with the Rev. DIR.
James W. Morris officiating. Due
to a recent death in the family OF
the bride only a small group of
relatives and close friends will be
present. Later there will be an
informal reception at the home of
the brides parents at their resi-.
dence at 212 Rittenhouse ST.
The bride will be given in mar
riage by her father. She is wear.
ing an afternoon costume Of white
with picture hat of white. Her
flowers are orchids and lilies-of.
the-valley.
Miss Mary Ellen Doran is maid
of honor and the bridesmaids are
Miss Mary Emily Cooksey and Miss
Bethel Margaret Cooksey, cousins
Of the bride. Evelyn Lois White
and Norma Louise White, cousins
Of the bride. are flower girls.
The maid.of-honor Is in blue
georgette fashioned on simple
lines and her hat is a picture
model in blue erin. The brides
maids are wearing gowns of she'll.
pink chiffon with picture hats to
match and are carrying large
bouquets of garden flowers.
The little flower girls are In
frocks of beige with pink ribbon
trimmings and poke-shaped bon.
nets. They are carrying baskets
Of vari-colored flowers.
The bridegroom has as best man
Wallace Howes and the ushers are
Thomas Wilson and Wilbur Pickett,
William e. Braithwaite, director
OF the choir of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, and Finnel r.
Estes, violinist. of that church, will
give several solos preceding the
ceremony, and Adolf Torovsky,
organist of Epiphany, viii play the
wedding music.
After q honeymoon in the North
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner will make
their home here-having taken an
apartment on California Street.
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ON MOTOR TRIP
IN NEW ENGLAND
Felipe Espil, counsellor of the
Argentine embassy, il motoring
through Breton Woods and is now
at the Mt. Washington Hotel.
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Senator Walter Evans Edge. of
New Jersey. who has been at New.
port for brief visit. left there yes.
terday on the yacht, Fayan.
DR.. Emil Baer. secretary OF the
German Embassy, has been at the
summer quarters OF the embassy on
the North Shore, has returned to
Washington. He will return August
Is, by motor to Manchester, where
he will remain for a month or more.
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The director general Of the Pan.
American Union, DIR. l.. s. Rowe
sailed today for BarranauiIIa.
Colombia. on board the s. s. Sixaola
of the United Fruit Line. DR.. Rowe
will proceed to Bogota by hydro
plane.
Nine. Won Lewinski, wife of the
German Consul General in New
York, who has been passing a few
days in New York, will return TO
her home here tomorrow.
Mrs. r. s. Reynolds Hit has
gone from New York to st. An.
drews, Nova Scotia. and will later
| Join Mr.. Hit in Saratoga. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hit passed the early summer
at Hot Springs.
Mrs. George Mesta has returned
from a visit to her .brother.in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j.
Adams, at Sands Point, Port Wash.
/ ihSton, L. I.
Mrs. Albert II. Putney, who has
been passing five weeks with rela.
lives in Chicago and other places
in the West, has Joined DR.. Putney
in their apartment at 1925 Ii st.
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