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ington, took place In st. Anthonys
| Church, in Brookland, this morning at
| $50 o'clock. Rev. Thomas F. Sweeney
off1ciated and the church was decorated
with palms, ferns and roses. Mrs.
Arthur B. McNerney, organist of the
church, played the wedding marches
and Ave Maria" and others softly dur
ing the nuptial mass which followed
the ceremony.
The bride who was given in marriage
| by her brother, Mr.. George Baker Ham
let, woe an imported dress of pink
French chiffon, made with an over
dress of lace and net. Long sleeves
were shirred at the wrist and butter
| fly effect in the back tied with a bow
| of pink satin grosgrain ribbon with
streamers dragging the floor. She wore
cap veil of pink tulle fastened with
pink gardenias, pink crepe de chine
slippers and carried a shower bouquet
of pink and white bride roses.
| Miss Margaret Elizabeth Finn, a cou-
sin of the bridegroom. was the maid of
| honor and wore a dress of blue net
made on princess lines with ruffles on
the sides and a large blue picture hat
of horsehair braid. Her lace mitts
and shoes matched her dress, and she
carried a shower bouquet of pink roses.
Miss Elizabeth Haardt and Miss Frances
dresses of yellow and orchid net, re-
! spectively. They were made alike with
/ tight bodices and full skirts touching
the floor The skirts were edged with
| three narrow rows of ecru lace, and
their horsehair braid hats, mitts and
slippers matched their gowns.
Mr.. William Rodgers OF youngstown,
| Ohio, was the best man, and the uShers
were Mr.. Richard Carter and Mr.. John
McGivern both of Washington.
reception for the wedding party
| in the home Of the bridegroomS parents
| followed the ceremony, when they
were assisted in receiving by Mrs. Ham
| let, who wore dress of flowered chif-
fon with white hat, and Mrs Smith,
who wore a dress of blue georgette with
a blue horsehair braid hat. The bride
groom IS a graduate of Gonzaga High
School and is a student at the George
town Foreign Service School, and the
bride is a graduate Of Central High
School. AS her going-away dress Miss
Smith wore a suit of rose crepe de chine
with a gray blouse and gray acces-
sories. They expect to take an apart
ment in Washington in the Fall
Many Washingtonians have gone to
Warrenton to attend the marriage of
F, Miss Mary Forbes King to Mr. Harrison
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the late Mr.. and Mrs. Tristram c. Col
ket of Philadelphia. The wedding will
take place in the garden Of Stuyvesant
School, of which the brides father,
DR.. Edwin B. King, Is headmaster. The
| ceremony will be performed at $50
| o'clock and will be followed by a re-
| ception and wedding supper, when Mr..
and Mrs. King will receive with the
wedding party.
The marriage of Miss Cecilia Cifala,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Salvatore
| Cifala, and Mr. Charles Aldo, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Abdo, will take
place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
in st. Aloysius' Church. Father Cotter
| will officiate and a reception will fol-
low the ceremony, after which Mr.. Aldo
and his bride will leave for New York.
Miss Huston and Mr.. Lewis
To be Feted by Attendants.
| Miss Alice Huston, daughter of the
chairman Of the Republican national
committee, and her fiance, Mr.. Fulton
Lewis, jr., will be the honor guests at a
diner to be given this evening at the
Chevy Chase Club by members of their
wedding party, including Miss Catherine
Lowman, daughter of the Assistant Sec
retary of the Treasury and Mrs. Sey-
mour Lowman; Miss Helen Stone
daughter of Col. David L. Stone, and
Miss Marion Jardine and Mr.. William
/ N. Jardine, daughter and son of the
| former Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. William M. Jardine.
Miss Helenor Campbell and Maj
| Stuart Wilder whose marriage will take
place Saturday, June %, will be the
honor guests at picnic this evening
given by Miss Rose Clark and Maj
Oliver Haynes at the Army, Navy and
| Marine Corps Country Club.
Last evening the bride and bride
groom-elect were entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Corey, in their home
| on Blagden avenue. The guests included
Mrs. Wilder, Maj. Wilder's mother, who
is here with him for the wedding; Mrs
Gertrude Goodman, Mrs. Phyllis Gray
Miss Emma Perley Lincoln, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Stanley Suydam, Maj. Barnwell
Rhett Lege, Maj. Oliver Haynes, Capt.
George Forster, Mr.. Victor Sadd and
| Mr.. William Paige.
Following their marriage Maj Wilder
and his bride will motor to the coast,
sailing from San Francisco for three
years station in Honolulu.
Mrs. j. Wilmer Biddle of Philadel-
phia announces the engagement Of her
| daughter, MISS Sardn Stanley GOrQOn,
to Mr.. Archibald Edwards of Oklahoma
| City. Miss Gordon is the daughter of
the late Mr.. Douglas Gordon of Balti-
more. She has been student at Bryn
Mawr and won one of the highest
scholarships within the award of the
college. The wedding will take place
in the Autumn.
| Mrs. Biddle and her daughter are
now at Binderton House, the formers
home in Chestnut Hill, Pa, but they
have spent much Of the early Summer
at Kenmore Manor, their country home
| ing Virginia. This adjoins Wakefield
Manor, the Summer home of Mrs.
George Barnett which she inherited
from her first husband, the late Mr..
Basil Gordon, who was a brother of
Mr.. Douglas Gordon. Mrs. Biddle and
her daughters have been frequent visi-
tors in Washington and have many
friends here. Miss Gordon'S sisters are
Miss Elizabeth Gordon, Mrs. Keppel-
Palmer of England and Mrs. Joseph F.
Dahlgren of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Albright and
their two children, Robert and Marion,
| left today for California. They will
| spend a week en- route at Denver and
Mr.. Albright will leave his family at
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