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Burton and they wore dainty frocks
of chiffon fashioned like that of the
maid of honor, and made OF chlnon
shading from yellow to deep orange
carrying out the Autumn coloring.
They wore bands of silver ribbon
caught on the side with a wreath of
yellow shaded flowers. and they car
ried arm bouquets of chrysanthemums
in shades of yellow to match their
| frocks and tied with ribbon In the
same shade.
A reception followed the ceremony
| for the wedding party and the families
at the home of the brides parents,
where quantities of Autumn flowers,
palms and ferns were used. Mrs.
| Daniel, mother of the bride, was
assisted by Mrs. Warren, mother of
! the bridegroom, who wore gown of
! delphinium blue brocaded velvet.
made on straight lines with slight
drape at the left, which was caught
with silver flowers. Mrs, Daniel was
! in a gown of coral chiffon velvet made
along draped lines and trimmed in
| rhinestones, with a short train falling
| from the waistline.
Following the reception, Mr.. War.
rem and his bride left for a wedding
trip to Florida. Mrs. Warren wearing
brown crepe-back satin gown with
two-tone brown sport coat trimmed
in mink and a hat to match. They
will be at home after November Is, at
1861 Newton street. The bride is a
member of Sigma Epsilon Sorority
and Zata Tau Alpha Sorority and
many pre-nuptial parties were given
in her honor.
Mrs. Margaret de Clare Berry, who
has spent the Summer abroad, remain.
ming in England for several weeks. is
returning at once to Washington. hav-
ing in England for several weeks. is
staying for some time at Biarritz.
Mr.. Roberto A. Celia has taken an
apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel, where he will be joined later
in the week by his sisters. Miss Fulda
Celia and Miss Linda Celia. They
have just come back from an ex.
tended motor trip through Canada and
will spend the Winter in Washington.
where Mr.. Celia expects to take the
foreign service examination at the
State Department.
The marriage of Miss Sadie letters
and Mr.. Herbert Page Steed, both of
Washington. took place Saturday in
Rockville, Md.
Miss Rafaela Acosta, Washington.
has returned from Europe and has
taken rooms at the Hotel Grafton for
stay of several months.
The first series of book reviews to
be given at the Willard on 10 Friday
mornings of the season at 11:S0 o'clock
by Mrs. Theodore Hance Tiller and
Mrs. William Wolff Smith will begin
this week, Friday, October IA, when
Mrs. Smith will review Napoleon.
the Man of Destiny" by Emil Ludwig,
and The Grandmothers," by Glen.
way Westcott. Mrs. Tiller and Mrs.
Smith will be assisted this week in
the reception of their guests by four
popular debutantes of last season.
Miss Helen Clifford, Miss Fannie Dial
Miss Marguerite Orme and Miss Har-
riet Whitford.
The subscribing patronesses for the
series, many of whom will entertain at
luncheon parties at the Willard fol-
lowing the review. are Mrs. Larz An
derson. Mrs. David Hunt Blair, Mrs
Walter Bloerdorn, Mrs. Georgia Knox
Berry, Mrs. Edward Clifford, Mrs. Will
bur Delano. Mrs. William F. Dennis,
Mrs. Joshua Evans. Mrs. Z. Hart
Fem, Mrs. John F. Gaynor, Mrs
Robert ]. Grant, Mrs. F. Fay Harper,
Mrs. William +. Harris, Mrs Beale r,