The Washington times., 1929-12-14
GENEVA GIRL
IS BRIDE OF
F. RINEHART
Son of Novelist Wed at
High Noon to Eliza
beth Sherwood

The marriage Of Miss Eliza
beth Sherwood, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. David Bennett Sher-
wood. of Geneva, N. Y, and
Frederick Roberts ,Rinehart,
son Of DR.. and Mrs. Stanley
Rinehart, was solemnized at
high noon in the Trinity Epis-
copal Church in Geneva today.
The Rev. Charles Samuel Edsell
officiated.
Rineharts Guests
DR.. and Mrs. Rinehart went
up to Geneva yesterday to at.
tend the ceremony. Frederick
was the last Of their unmar.
ried sons, the older two-Stan-
ley, jr., and Alan -having
already joined the ranks OF
BenedictS. Alan, it win be re-
membered, m arried 6ratia
Houghton, daughter Of f/MrS. Ar
thur A. Houghton. Alan and
his future wife met in Wash
ington and their romance, the
Capital felt, was q part Of the
city's social history. Stanley
was married before his parents
came to Washington from Pitts
burgh.
Mrs. Alan Rinehart was ma
tron Of honor at .today's wed.
ding. She wore q gown Of flame
colored crepe de chine made
In the fashionable g-flowing
silhouette with Q hat Of velvet
to match and slippers and hose
Of the same shade. The maid
Of honor, Miss Blanchard Bart
lett, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Murray Bartlett, Hobart College,
wore q similar costume.
Brides Gown
The bride wore q princess
gown of eggshell satin, made
with long, tight sleeves, She
wore a tu1le veil and lace cap
once worn by her great-great-
grandmother. Her bouquet was
of white orchids, lilies Of the
valley and Gala lilies.
Stanley M. Rinehart. tr.,
acted as best man for his
brother. The ushers were Elan
Rinehart, John Farrar, Edgar F.
Whittmack. John Jameson and
Thomas e. Armstrong, all Of
New York.
Mr.. Rinehart is with the firm
Of Farrar and Rinehart in
New York. His elder brother.
Stanley, is president Of the
concern and the junior partner,
John Farrar. was at one time
employed by q Washington
newspaper bureau. Frederick
graduated from Harvard in
1924.
Tea For Bride
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur David
Condor are entertaining at tea
on December 90 in compliment
to Miss ourley Edwards, whose
marriage to Capt. Gouverneur
Hoes will take place Decem-
ber II.
Mrs. Bessie Parker Bruegge-
! man, chairman Of the United
States Employees Compensation
Commission, viii leave Wash.
ington the last of next week to
spend the Christmas holidays
In Pasadena, Calf. She will
return early in January.
kA&
Miss Elizabeth Brawner viii
entertain ct tea tomorrow after
noon IN her apartment at 2lOl
Connecticut Ave. Ia honor Of
Miss Eunice Lee Evans. After
the tea Miss Evans viii have.
D buffet supper for q small
group Of guests invited to meet
Miss Caroline Sanderson.
Here From Italy
The first secretary Of the
Italian Embassy, Leonardo
Vitetti, has returned To Wash.
ington after passing two months
IN Italy.
Luciano Mascia. until re-
Gently secretary Of the embassy,
has sailed for italy and will be
assigned to duty In the home
office In Rome.
Colonel and Mrs. Aueustus
G. Macon1b win be hosts at q
costume ball for the junior
crowd at the Mayflower to-
night. About 20 guests have
been invited.
~
Miss Rachel Davies daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T..
Davies. will be hostess at din
ner tonight in coYnpliment to