The Washington times., 1930-02-08
Miss Beatrice Pitney Becomes
Bride Of NeU York Man Today
Daughter of Late Justice
Pitney Is Married at
Noon in Cathedral

Mrs. Hoover attended the
marriage today Of Miss
Beatrice Louise Pitney,
daughter of Mrs. Mahlon
Pitney and the late Justice
Pitney, to Horace B. Lamb,
ofsNew York. The presence
az the First Lady put the
fiaiahing touches Of prestige
Oh the already notable gath.
ering who assembled for the.
ceremony.
"A full choral service
toDk place at noon in the
gSthlehem Chapel Of the
Washington Cathedral. The
&ight Rev. James =. Free
man, Bishop Of Washington,
officiated, assisted by Rev.
Harry Pitnoy Van Dusen,
cousin Of the bride.
Miss Pitney was escorted
TO- the altar by her brother,
Shelton Pitney, Of Morris
town, NJ. J., though her
mother gave her in mar
Fiage.
1 Brides Gown
She wore q gown of white
satin, made along the new,
trailing lines. The train was
held tight around her head
with orange blossoms. She
carried a bouquet of lilies-of-
the-valley and orchids. :
The maid of honor and
bridesmaids were dressed alike,
in frocks of rose flat CREPE.
with which they wore hats
made with brown velvet
crowns, and nlaline brims to
match the gowns.
Miss Barbara Schieffelin, OF
New York, was maid Of honor
and the bridesmaids included
Miss Margaret EustiS, Of Wash
iflgton; Mrs. Theodore Dreier,
Mrs. Alan F., Winslow, and
Miss Winifred Dodd, Of New
York. Little Mary Foster Pit
Ifey, niece Of the bride, was
flower girl.
- Ushers
Robert Lamb was best man
for his brother and the ushers
were Mahlon Pitney, Rep
resentative y Louis Williams
Douglas, Bethuel M. Webster.
Edward s. Pinney, William D.
whitney, John H. Hoyt, David
q. Hawkins, Parker Monroe,
Breck McAllister, and Sidney s.
Walcott.
A small reception followed
at. the Pitney home, 1853 r st.
After a wedding trip the couple
viii live in New York, where Mr..
Lamb is associated with William
J.. Donovan in the practice Of
law.
Mr.. Lamb was at one time in
the Department Of Justice, serv-
ing under Mr.. Donovan, then
Assistant Attorney General.
Intellectual
OF an intellectual turn Of
mind, perhaps Miss Pitney will
continue her work as assistant
director Of the department Of in
ternational cooperation to pre-
vent war Of the National League
Of Women Voters, in which she
has been interested for more
than a year.
Since her graduation from
Bryn Mawr College In 1927,
where she specialized in eco
nolnics, political science and
problems of foreign policy, Miss
Pitney has been a constant stu
dent Of foreign affairs. She at
tended the Geneva School Of In.
ternational Studies In the sum-
H1er Of 1927.
Miss Pitney made her bow to
Washington society in the win
ter Of 1929, after attending
-eStover and studying in Paris
4or q year. In recent months,
however, she has been spending
most Of her time in New York.
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Dinner Guest
The Vice President, Charles
Curtis, will be the guest at din.
ner this evening Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George T. Marye.
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The Minister Of Switzerland
and Nine. Peter, who have been
in New York for q week or 10
days, will return to Washington
on Monday.
Daughter Born
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Eberhart
Haynes are receiving congratu-
lations on the birth Of a daugh-
ter, Thursday, February 6. Mrs.
Haynes was before her mar.
riage Miss Frances Larner
Gore, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert J. Gore,