The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-22
MISS HILL A
BRIDE; WEBS
TODAY
Married in st. Matthew's
to Jerome Montrose
Graham

daughter Of Mrs. Richard 5. Hill
and the late DR.. Hill, was married
today to Jerome Montrose Graham.
The ceremony took place at noon in
st. Matthews Church and was fol-
lowed by a breakfast at the Wash.
ington Club. The wedding was at
tended by a large company of
guests, many OF them from out Of
town.
The bride is one of a group of
five attractive daughters Of Mrs. Hill
ard three of her sisters were in the
wedding party. Miss Nora Digges
Hill, her twin, was maid OF honor
while Miss Ada Morgan Hill and
Miss Minnie Mosher Hill were brides
maids. The other attendants were
Miss Christobal Hill, cousin OF the
bride, Miss Lucy Mackall. Miss
Cornelia Bowie and Miss Lucille
Smith.
Lieut.. Lorimer Graham was best
man for his brother and the ushers
were Jackson Emmerich, Paul
Lutes, OrviIle de Dashmutt, Holmes
FickIin. Clarence A. Smith and
William b. Hill, of Florida.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Father Edward L. Buckley,
assisted by the Rev. Father John M.
Mcnamara.
Ivory Satin and Old Lace
Miss Hill, who was given in mar.
rage by her uncle. Francis William
Hill, wore a graceful gown of ivory
satin with bouffant skirt flounced
in lovely old rose point lace, an
heirloom in her family. The tight
bodice had yoke of the lace and
the long tulle veil falling from a
coronet of lace and pearls, was
edged with point lace. 1t yelled
court train Of satin embroidered in
pearls. The bride carried a shower
bouquet Of bride roses and lilies-of-
the-valley.
The brides attendants wore taf-
feta frocks. with tight basqnes and
bouffant skirts flounced in lace.
They formed rainbow tinted
group. for the maid of honor wore
deep coral toned gown and the
bridesmaids were costumed, two by
two. in orchid, blue and honeydew.
Each wore large hat of felt
matching her gown and trimmed
with ribbon in a deeper shade.
They carried bouquets Of roses.
During the ceremony Mrs. VIII.
liam Howard sang "God Is Love-
and Gounod's Ave Maria" with
orchestra and organ accompani-
ment. Miss Jennie Glennan was at
the organ. The church was effec-
lively decorated with palms, ferns
and white flowers and at the
Washington Club pink roses pre-
dominated among the flowers.
To Live In Capital
Mrs. Hill, mother Of the bride,
and Mr.. Graham's mother, Mrs.
Andrew B. Graham, received with
the wedding party. Mrs. Hill wore
a gown of black mirror velvet
trimmed in silver lace and a black
velvet hat embroidered in vari-col-
ored sequins. Mrs. Graham's cos
tune was of two-toned brown cut
velvet combined with cloth of gold
and she wore a cloth of gold hat.
Mr.. Graham and his bride will;
live in Washington and viii be at
home after March ] at 2012 o St.
AS her travelling costume the bride
Is wearing gown of two-toned
tan crepe trimmed with suede, a
tan velour hat, suede trimmed ami
muskrat coat, with collars and
cuff of brown fox.
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The Consul General to Havana
and Mrs. Carlton Bailey Hurst, who
are spending several weeks in
Washington, have as their guests at
the Mayflower, Col. and Mrsy Paul
Hurst, of New York.
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Representative and Mrs. william
A. Ayres of Kansas announce tho
marriage Of their daughter. Miss
Pauline Ayres, to Lieut.. Harold
Nordmark william, u. S., N, on
Thursday at noon in the chapel OF
the Naval Academy, Annapolis, Mo.
Only the immediate family and
close friends attended.
The bride had as her maid OF
honor her sister, Miss Margaret
Ayres, and Lieut.. Stanhope Ring
was the best man