The Washington times., 1929-07-16
Miss Mary Page JuLLien Becomes
Bride OF YOung Army Officer Today
Small Group Witnes
mony-Other
Guests for Breakfast

company OF TelablVeS anu
close friends the wedding
Of Miss Mary Page Julien,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Morrison Julien, to
Lrieus. Samuel Vance Krauth-
off, u. s. Al, son of
Mrs. John Cushing Mere
dith, Of Kansas City, Mo-,
took place at 10 o'clock
this morning in the apart
ment Of the brides parents
at Meridan Mansions.
Despite the simplicity Of
the wedding there was q bit
Of ceremonial In the military
decorations Of flags and
standards in recognition Of
the bridegroom 3 service in
the Army. The men in the
wedding party added to this
note, with their uniforms.
Charming
The bride was escorted to an
imprOyised altar and given IN
marriage by her father. She
was charmingly gowned IN
ivory satin fashioned with . "
shared neck and . skirt cut 70
form q side train. The bodice
had long tight sleeves falling
IA points over the hand, Her
ven az tulle was drawn simply
from the face and fell away In
soft graceful folds.
Attending the bride was Miss
Helen Clifford, daughter of Col.
and Mrs. Edward Clifford, who
made her debut the same sea-
son rs the bride. Miss. Clifford
wore frock Of green chiffon
made with bodice having . cape
collar and skirt with pointed
drapes. Her hat is q picture
model Of medium size in natural
color straw.
Breakfast
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast was served In q
private dining-room Of Meridian
Mansions to which large num-
ber Of additional guests were in"
vited. 2
The brides mother was gowned
In orchid chiffon made On simple
lires. And the bridegrOoma
mother was gowned In peach
colored chiffon.
Later ia the afternoon Lieuten-
ant KrauthoGk and his bride left
Ase as wedding trip, the latter
Wl@aRatg Q silk etssenbl9 Of dark
blue and white with accessories
60 match. They win make their
h10 In Fort SIN, Okla, where
HasNfenant Krauthoff II stationed.
Out-of- Town
Among the out-of-town guests
here 9or the wedding were Mr..
and Mrs. John Cushing Meredith,
OF Kansas City, No.: Brig. Gen.
Charles n, Krauthoff, u. s. A.,
retired, an uncle OF the bride.
groom. who has spent many years
abroad of late. but who has been
IN Atlantic City since his return
to this country.
Other guests were Capt. and
Mrs. ]. M. Page, Of San Diego,
Calf. and their daughter, Miss
octav@ PAGE.
two SEASONS ago. She has dis.
tinguished Southern ancestry. Her
grandfather was the late Louis
Honore Julien, Of Charleston,
o. c., . journalist Of French an.
cestry. She is also the grand.
daughter Of the late Erasmus
Fennsr Page. Of Raleigh, N. G.
Persian Host
The Persian Minister, Mira
Dayoud Khan Meftah. entertained
ut dinner last evening at the,
PLACE DeauviIle at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
Other hosts at the PLACE Deau.
VILE included Conrado Traverse.
first secretary Of the Argentine
Embassy; Frederick LeClereq, OF
the state Department: Gen. 3. L.
Parker, J.sC. Liggett and 6. Mat.
theWs Dick. who had among his
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sims,
of the British Embassy.
The Secretary Of Agriculture
and Mrs. Arthur M. Hyde and
their daughter, Miss Caroline
Hyde, have arrived in Wash
ington and are at the Mayflower
Hotel. The Secretary has been on
Q speaking tour and Joined his
family at their home in Trenton
last week. Mra Hyde and Miss
Hyde viii be IN the Capital for
the remainder OF the summer
Miss Hyde win attend school III
Washington next winter.
The United States Minister to-
Uruguay, Ulysses s. Grant.Smith.
is passing several days at the
Wardnnan Park Hotel.
49, u
Mrs. John w. Weeks, widow
Of the former Secretary Of War,
has opened her summer home,
on the summit Of Mount Prospect,
at Lancaster. where her daugh.
ter, Mrs. John w. Davidges and
her children are visiting her.
Mrs. Weeks entertained at dinner
last evening at the Mountain
View House in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Durrell, who are also her
guests.
Mrs. Milton Miller announces
the engagement or her daughter
Mrs. Cecilia u. FAINT to Lieut..
Thomas A. wildman, Medical
Corps, u. s. A. The wedding will
take place In September.
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Miss Lydie Addison win leave