The Washington times., 1929-06-01


ant one to Washington so
ciety is that Of Miss Eliza
beth Laura Ives, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Ives,
and James Rowland Lowe,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lowe, Of Grand Rapids
Mich.
At. 81. Johns
The ceremony is taking place
at / o'clock this afternoon at
g. Johns Church, with the rec
tor the Rev. DR.. Robert john
ston, officiating, assisted ny
Bishop John NJ. Mccormick, OF
Grand Rapids. A reception VIII
follow at the home Of the brides
parents, 1705 Rhode Island Ave.
The bride will be given in mar
riage by her father. Her gown II
Of ivory satin, fashioned along
Drincess lines, and has long. tight
fitting sleeves. The train is cut
In one with the gown, giving a
trailing, circular effect. The tune
veil, which is arranged SIMPLY
about her face. is attractlvely
combined with rare old point lace.
She Is carrying white orchids.
Classic
Mrs. Roger Wolcott Converse
Of Boston, 10 matr9n OF honor.
The bridesmaids are Mrs. Mont
Ronery Blair, jr., Mrs. WlNlam
Draper Blair, Miss Eleanor Hard
and Miss Gytha Stourton.
A most unusual effect was
achieved in their frocks-Chanel
models--which are all fashioned OF
white chiffon, lending q touch OF
classic simplicity to the wedolns.
They are made with perfectly
straight bodices and the skirts
are a series Of four circular
flounces. slightly longer IN the
back than the front. Soft. circu'
lar capes fall over the bare arms,
and are finished in front with
little flat bows. Their picture
hats are green and their shees
are white satin.. They are carry
ing spring flowers.
Mr.. Lowe Is having as his best
man, his brother. Edward Lowe,
ir., who, with his wife, flew here
In his own plane from California.
s The ushera include Josiah Philip
Evans, 3d.; and Lucius D. Tomp.
kins, of New York, Edward Lowe
Greene, of California; Mannix
Walker, and Lieut.. Tighlman III.
Bunch. U. s. N.
Mrs. Lowe is receiving with
Mrs. Ives. The former Is wearing
q gown Of green chiffon, and the
latter Is attired In blue and white
chiffon, with which she wears =
blue lace coat.
< Among the out-ot-town guests
for the wedding are Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. D. Tompkins, Of New Ycr!;
city; Gen, and Mrs. q. b. Bah
bitt, Of Santa Barbara, Calf;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest ]. Hall, OF
New Haven; Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Carmichael. of Duxbury,
Mass; Miss Jane Green, Of New
York city; Mrs. Frances King
and Mrs. Benjamin s. Warren.
= The bride and bridegroom are
leaving Immediately after the re-
ception for New York, where they
will sail for Europe on their
honeymoon. When Mr. and Mrs.
Lowe return in September they
will make their home in the cum
ming little house at 171S r
St., which is now occupied by
Count de Sartiges, Counselor Of
the French Embassy.
Allen Gregg
Several from Washington are in
Scarsdale, N. Y, to attend the we'd
ding there this afternoon Of Miss
Mary Garland Allen, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Garland AL
len, and Will r. Gregg, of New
York and Texas, SON of the late
Representative A le X a n der w.
Gregg and Mrs. Gregg.
The ceremony will take place in
the lockwood gardens of "Spottis-
woode," the estate of the brides
parents, with the Rev, Edward B.
Burwell, of upperville, Va, a
cousin Of the bride. officiating, as
sisted by the Rev. DR.. Albert
Beebe, of White Plains, N. Y, and
DR., Plato Durham. of Emory Uni
Versity, Atlanta, Ga. 4 reception
in the gardens will follow the
ceremony.
Among the brides attendants
are Mrs. Alexander Gregg, for
1leriy Miss Dorothy Meadell; and
Mrs. James A. Thomas, OF White
Pains, N, Y, formerly Miss Doro-
thy Read, who made her home
here for several years with her
cousins, the late Robert Lansing,
and Mrs, Lansing.
The children In the weddaS
party included Mrs. Thomas little
girl, Eleanor Thomas, who was
named for Mrs. Lansing; and
Lueie Lee Gregg and Brooks
Gregg, Of Forth Worth, Tex,
nieces of the bridegroom
Alexander Gregg IL serving as
best man for his brother. Mr..
and Mrs, Frank w, Mendell also
are In scarsdale Tor the wedding.
In Wilmington
Miss Julia du Pont Andrews.
daughter OF Mrs, James New,
man Andrews, Of Bethesda. Nd,
is being married this afternoon
to Alfred q. Risaell, OF Whining
ton. Del. the, ceremony taking
place at I o'clock in Christ
Church, Wilmington.
The reception will be given by
the brides aunt. Miss Amy z.
du Pcnt, at her home. immedi,
ately after the ceremony. The
bride decided to have her wed
ding In Wilmington because she
has spent much time there a.
the guest Of her aunt. and also
there ts q romantic element, for