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be held by a cap Of lace and will fall
| gracefully over the satin train which
| extends from the skirt at q low waist
line. She viii carry bouquet Of lilies
| OF the valley and jaSmin with o spray
| of white orchids falling from it.
| Miss Elizabeth RawlinS Hume VIII be
| the maid Of honor for her sister, and
the bridesmaid will be Miss Mary Muir
ray Hume. They will wear costumes OF
mousseline de sole in pale chartreuse
| made over taffeta slips of the same hue.
| The gowns are moulded to the figure as
far as the knees with fiared skirts to
the floor. They have high waistlines
and short jackets with short sleeves.
They will wear large hats OF rough
straw in pale yellow and carry sprays
| OF snapdragons, shading from tawny
yellow to pale yellow and blue dolphin
Mr.. Charles p. Clifford, jr., brother
OF the bridegroom will be the best
man and the ushers selected are Mr..
John H. Clifford, I'd, brother Of the
bridegroom; Mr.. Eliot Putnam Of Bos-
ton, Mr.. William Cox, CohaSSet; Mr..
William Faversham of Concord, Mr..
Albert Bigelow of Brookline, all from
Massachusetts,; Mr.. Arthur McGeoch,
jr., and Mr.. Erwin G. Taylor Of New
York and Mr.. Bertrand Bell Of Mount
! KiSco, N. Y.
Mrs. Hume viii wear a gown Of pale
gray chiffon and large hat Of rough
straw and Mrs. Clifford, mother Of the
bride, VIII be in gown Of beige chif-
fon with hat Of dark brown straw.
The ceremony will be followed by
reception at the Washington Club, after
which Mr.. Clifford and his bride will
leave for wedding trip to Bermuda.
| They will make their home in Milton,
/ where they have. taken a house. The
brides going-away costume is q dark
blue suit with white blouse, small
crocheted hat to match with band Of
white patent leather.
Among the out-of-town guests will
be Gen. and Mrs. Smedley Butler and
Miss Ethel Butler Of Quantico, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norton Wigglesworth, Miss Martha
Wigglesworth, Miss Susan WiggleS-
worth, Mrs. Lincoln Bryant, Mr. James
Hague, all of Milton, Mass; Mrs. ].
Delano Wood Of South Dartmouth,
of Dedham, Mass; Mrs. Amory Perkins
Of Middleburg, Va. Miss Marguerite
Wheeler Of Short Hills, N. j.; Miss
Sylvia Weld Of Brookline, Mr. and Mrs.
Campbell Weir Of Wilmington, Mrs.
James B. L. Orme and Mrs. Arthur N.
McGeoch. jr., New York; Mrs william
Faversham and Mrs. William Cox.
Maj. and Mrs. o. J. Gatchell will
entertain at dinner this evening at the
Carlton in honor Of Lieut.. and Mrs.
George r. Burgess. The company will
number So.
Among those who have made reserva-
tons for the luncheon today at the
National Woman's Country Club, many
of whom will remain for bridge in the
afternoon, are Mrs. Walter r. Tucker
man, president of the club; Miss Olivia
Stokes, Mrs. John Allan Dougherty,
Mrs Austin Kautz, Mrs. Gerritt Miller,
jr.; Mrs. F. Drank Cheatman, Mrs.
Monte Apple, Mrs. Harry N. Cootes
Mrs. Arthur Macarthur, Mrs. Henry
Lloyd Aspinwall, Mrs. John Bigelow,
Mrs. Arthur Tilghman Brice. Mrs. Rob-
ert Hinckley. Mrs. James E. Hughes,
Mrs. James Ives, Mrs. Daniel Knowlton,
Mrs. Sturtevant, Mrs. Hamilton Wright
and a number of the members Of the
Girl Scout Council.
Tomorrow evening the club house will
be gay with the members and their
guests for the second in the series OF
successful dinner dances. Dinner will
be served at 8 o'clock to be followed
by dancing until l am.
o. 4
Tuckerman will be among those enter
tanning parties at the dinner dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Fleming have
returned to their home in Edgemo0r,
Md, which Col and Mrs. M. Robert Gug-
genheim occupied during the Winter.
Col. and Mrs. Guggenheim have gone
to their Summer home at Babylon,
Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Lee Of Chi
cago are arriving today to be the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward David Hall
at their home, 1902 Nineteenth street
Mrs. E. Rust Smith and her grand
laughter, Miss. Eleanor Rust PIERCE,
after visit of 10 days at Atlantic City,
have returned to the Shoreham.
Son Of Late Louis A. Coolidge
Married In Boston Today.
A wedding Of interest In Washington
took place at noon today when Miss
Helen Seymour, daughter Of Mrs. Sey-
ndour and the late DR.. Malcolm Sey-
r1our of Boston, became the bride Of
Mr.. John Washburn Coolidge Of Bos-
ton, formerly of this city. son of Mrs
Coolidge and the late Mr.. Louis A.
Coolidge, formerly Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury under President Roose-
velt. The ceremony was performed in
the Lindsey Chapel of Emmanuel
Church, In Boston, the Rev. Benjamin
A. Washburn officiating.
The church was decorated with Sum-
mer flowers and preceding the cere-
mony a program Of nuptial selections
was given by the organist Of the
church and at the reception at the new
home Of the brides mother, on Fair
field street, q string orchestra gave Sc
lections.
The bride was given In marriage by
her brother, Mr.. Malcolm Seymour.
She wore q gown Of white lace with q
train Of lace, a tulle veil and carried o
shower bouquet.
Miss Sally Parker Of Boston was the
maid Of honor, wearing gown OF pink
chiffon with blue satin sash, pink
hat, and she carried pink roses.
Mr.. William H. Coolidge, jr., cousin
Of the bridegroom, Of Manchester, Mas.
was the best man, and the ushers Sc
lected werc Mr.. John D. Leland, Mr..
John r. Norton, Mr.. Edward Sturgts,
tr., and Mr.. Laurence H. H. johnson,
IT,, Of Boston.
Mrs. Seymour, mother OF the bride,
wore black and white costume.
After the reception Mr.. Coolidge and
his bride left for q wedding trip, the
bride wearing brown and white suit