The Washington times., 1929-01-03
NEWS OF SOCIETY IN THE CAPITAL
First Ladies, Present and Past, WW
Attend Hendricks Cumming Wedding
Ceremony This Afternoon
in Bethlehem Chapel Will
Be Followed BY Recep-
ton at Washington Club

ton at Washington Club
Mrs. Coolidge and Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson will at
tend the wedding this after
noon of Miss Diana Cum
ming, daughter of the Sur
geon General of the Public
Health Service and Mrs.
Hugh S. Cumming, and Man
vile Kendrick, son of Sena-
tor and Mrs. John B. Ken
drick, Of Wyoming.
In Bethlehem Chapel
The ceremony is taking place
at / o'clock in the Bethlehem
Chapel of ths Washington Cathe-
dral with Canon DeVries Off
ciating, assisted by the Rev.
Herbert Scott Smith, rector OF
ST. Margaret's. The organist Of
the cathedral will play the we'd
ding music. 49,,
IN the brilliant company fill
fno the small chapel will be a
representative delegation from
the Capitol, where the brides
groonn's father has served IN
The Senate since 1917-on the
Democratic side.
Escorted by Father
The bride viii be escorted to the
altar and given in marriage by
her father. She is wearing gown
Of ivory satin made with fitted
bodice and straight full skirt fali'
ing in long panels on the sides.
The bodice has long sleeves ana
a v.shaped neck-line fastened in
front with an ornament of seed
pearls worn by the brides mother
at her wedding. There is a court
train of satin and Brussels point
lace over which drapes in graceful
lines the veil of tulle, which Is
arranged about the head in soft
folds. She is carrying a shower
bouquet Of gardenias and hlles-
of-the.valley.
Attending the bride are Mrs.
walter Reed. matron.of- honor;
Miss Eva B. Wise, of New York,
rnaid.of. f.honor-both are cousins
az the bride-~and as bridesmaids
there are Miss Henrietta Wise, or
New York and Virginia; Miss
Mary Ross Scott and Miss Hid
reth Scott, of Richmond, Va;
Mrs. Norman B. Chandler. for.
merly Miss Mary Palmer, or
Cambridge, Mass; Mrs. Ernest
swift. Mrs. Leonard Block, Mrs.
Goodwin Moore and Mrs. Alexan-
der Gregg, formerly Miss Dorothy
MondelI.
Mrs. Reed is wearing rose
beige satin In a pale shade with
a picture hat in velvet to match.
The gown is cut with straight
bodice and peplum from which
falls a skirt with long panels on
the, side. Her flowers are Cor
deis roses.
The maid-of-ho is wearing
Z GOGGsUE1AC Ge1LA1I 1A a ACGpCb gSOAA~
fashioned like that of the
matron-of.honor-and velvet.
hat to match. Her flowers are
also Cordeis roses.
The eight bridesmaids are wear.
ing rose-heige satin in a shade
between the ones sponsored by
the other attendants. Their
frocks are in the same style
and their hats are velvet picture
models to match. They are Eag.
rying boquets of Ward roses.
The bridegroom has as best
man Harry K. Kay. Of Chicago.
And the ushers are A, P. Hob
son, Harry Eaton. AndrIeus A.
Jones, son of the late Senator
Jones of New Mexico; Hugh s.
Cumming. jr.. brother of the
bride: r. S. Anderson. OF New
York; Samuel Galley. of Phiiade1-
pIia; Burton Brewster, Of Birney.
Mont: and Francis G. Williams.
3D.. of Sheridan, Wyo.. a cousin
Of the bridegroom
Mrs. Cumming Is gowned in
beige satin made on simple lines.
And her hat is small model in
black.
Mrs. Hendricks gown is made
with a foundation of flowered
chiffon on silver cloth over
which is a long-sleeved jacket
and skirt of black Chantilly lace.
Her hat Is a small model to
match.
Reception at Club
Following the ceremony there
will be a reception at the Wash.
ington Club. And later in the
afternoon Mr.. Kendrick and his
bride will leave for a wedding
trip that will take them to the
West Indies and to the West
Coast via the Panama Canal.
They win be at home early In
the spring at Sheridan. Wyo.,
where Mr.. Kendrick is associated
with his father in the ranching
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