The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-11
HU ME-HAYES
W EDDING
TODAY
Ceremony Is Taking Place
In St. Paups Church;
Reception Later

Hume, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hume. whose marriage TO
Charles willard Hayes. jr., son OF
Mrs. Charles Willard Hayes. Is
taking place this afternoon at
4 o'clock in st. PauI's Episcopal
Church. the Rev. Arlington A.
McCallum officiating. There is a
bit OF sentiment attached to this
church, since that is 9 here the
brides mother and father were
married--at the time when Mrs.
Hume then Miss Sally Cox,
daughter of the late Judge and
Mrs. Thomas Coxl used to live IN
the old colonial mansion in
Georgetown, which later became
the Dumbarton Club-and is now
owned by Alexander Kirk.
The bride who will be given an
marriage by her father, is wear.
ing gown Of ivory satin, made
along princess lines, the train
being in one with the long,
circular, paneled. skirt. The neck
is v shaped and the sleeves are
long and tight.
The tulle veil, which she is
wearing over her face, is caught
in back with seed pearl pins
which belonged 10 her grand
mother. She is carrying a sheaf
of Gala lilies.
Attendants
Miss Helen Hume who is maid
of, honor for her cousin, is wear.
ing frock of yellow chiffon,
made with ruffled godets in the
skirt, which is long in the back.
The V neck is finished with n
soft, fluttering cape. The haiku
hat, which Is turned off the
face, and shoes. match the frock.
She is carrying spring flowers.
The bridesmaids. Miss Rosa Hayes,
sister Of the groom, Miss Mary
Selden, Miss Virginia Glazebrook,
and Miss jeanette Hume. are
dressed like the maid OF honor,
except that their costumes are
pale green. Eveleth Hale, who is
flower girl, is dressed in white
organdie and is carrying a hat
full OF white and yellow mar
guerites, The church decorations
are Gala lilies and candle light.
Little Larry" Hume, brother
of the bride, and 'Jock" Merriam,
son Of Mrs. Rose Douglas Mer.
RAM. are ribbon bearers. They've
almost turned PROFESSIONAL
for they We're in charge of the
ribbons at the wedding OF Miss
Janet Newbold and Alan A. RYAN
and also for Miss Virginia Ma.
son. now Mrs Montgomery Blair.
jr. Mr.. Hayes is having as best
man. his brother Sidney Paige
HAYES. The ushers include
William Cushman. 9orham- F'reer,
Major Hugh Mitchell, William
Jeffress. Edward S. Cnons. ir.. and
Richard wheeloch nj New York:
Fred S. Cross. Of Cleveland: and
T. Norville Hubbard, of Detroit.
Reception
At the reception following the
ceremony, which is taking place
at the home of the brides par.
ents, Mrs. Hume and Mrs.; Hayes
are receiving the guests. The
former is wearing a gown of vel.
low flowered chiffon and a pic
ture hat to match, trimmed in
brown ribbon. The latter's gown
is of black and white chiffon
and the hat is black.
This Is the occasion OF a fam
lily reunion-and the first one in
years--of the four sisters and a
brother OF the brides mother.
Mrs. Lawrence V. Benet, who
makes her home in Paris. came
over for the wedding and another
sister. Mrs. Stuart Jackson. is
here from Montclair, n. j. Two
other sisters, Mrs. Earlxin w.
Glazebrook and Mrs. Eveleth e.
Whiting live here and the brother,
Robinson Cox divides his time
between New York, Washington
and Florida
After wedding trip the bride
and groom will make their home
in Edgemoor, Md.
Polo Host
Maj. Gen. Stephen o. Fuqua,
chief of infantry, entertained the
Infantry School Polo team at the
Army-Nayy Club at luncheon yes.
terday.
The Infantry School team from
Fort Benning, Ga, is composed Of;
Major C.. b. Lyman, infantry;
Capt. r. Mcclure, infantry: First
Lieut. b. Jacobs, infantry: First
Lieut.. J. Van Houten. infantry:
Second Lieut.. H. Grubbs: field
artillery; Second Lieut.. M. Bart
lett. field artillery.
They are in Washington attend.
ing the Infantry Association invi.
rational tournament.
Major Adna Chaffee. G.. s.,
chairman of the Army central
polo committee, and Major r. X.
O'Brien, office chief of infantry,
member of the Army central polo
committee were also luncheon
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. William
son were joined today at the
Wardman Park Hotel by their
daughter. Mrs. w. w. Chalmers,
and her small daughter, Kath.
crime Chalmers.
Their other daughter, Mrs.
"hhoH AIoyu LIHlOu ana ncE
little daughter, Anne. who have
been with them for several weeks,
have gone to West Virginia for
a visit and will later go to New
Hampshire for the summer.
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Motoring
Mrs. Ely Eliot Palmer and he.
Mother. Lady Sharp, of, Loadon,
who is the formers guest at her
home, 1851 Crescent Pl., will
spend most of this week motor.
ing in Virginia and will also mo-
tor to Annapolis. Lady Sharp
passed the winter on her ranch
in California and will sail early
in July for her home In England.