The Washington times., 1931-06-06
Bridal w i'll
Be Held at
Epiphany
Mrs. Patrick J. Hurley to
Attend Wedding Of Miss
Pauline Lewis Brown to
Lieut.. Winston Folk

noon at 4:3O O'CLOCK at Cne
Church Of tie Epiphany of
Miss Pauline Lewis Brown,
daughter of Maj. Gen. Lytle
Brown, Chief of Engineers,
U. s. A., and Mrs. Brown, to
Lieut.. Winston Folk. U. S. N.
The wedding Is of great inter
est to both Army and Navy
circles. in which both young
people are well known, and a
distinguished service group is
expected both at the ceremony
and the reception which is to
follow at the Officers Club Of
the Army War College. The
masculine members of the we'd
ding party, including the brides
father, Tho will give her in
marriage, will wear full dress
uniform and the happy couple
will l"ave the church under
the traditional arch of swords.
DR.. Phillips to Officiate
The Rev. DR.. Ze Barney Phil
lips Ill officiate. The bride
will have as her matron OF
honor her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Lytle Brown, jr., of Memphis,
Tenn, and her other attend
ants will be vi Anita Fr..zier,
of Nashville. maid of honor;
Miss Mary Weaver Harris, =
vile; Miss Judith Folk, Nash
vile, sister of the bridegroom;
Miss Constance Ralston, Miss
Betsey McAllister and Miss
Jean Kingman, bridesmaids.
Lieut.. Philip Ryan, U. S. NJ
will be best man, with Lieuten-
ant Folks 15-year-old brother,
Reau Folk, jr.. assisting. The
ushers will be Walter F. Ryan,
Lynchburg; Neill S. Brown,
brother of the bride; Lieut.. 10
seph Wright, Lieut.. N. K. Diet
rich, Lieut.. w. L. Field, Lieut..
A. v. Brez. Lieut.. Louis Drexler
and Lieut.. w. E. Gutter, all OF
the U. S. Navy.
To Wear Ivory Satin
Miss Brown will wear a bridal
gown of ivory satin, with a pep
lum and bertha of point lace,
an heirloom in the family. The
long train is cut in one piece
with the full skirt and her veil,
long and full, is of ivory tulle.
Her only ornament will be a
pearl necklace. which once be-
longed to her grandmother.
She will carry a bouquet of roses
and lilies of the valley.
The bridesmaids will wear
pink chiffon and lace with wide
brimmed hats of natural straw,
trimmed with flowers to match
their frocks. The matron and
maid of honor will wear similar
costumes in green and yellow,
respectively. with hats and bou-
quets (of flowers in Dresden
Shades) identical with those of
the bridesmaids.
Here for Wedding
Lieutenant Folk is a son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Reau Folk, Of
Nashville, who are here for the
wedding.
When the newly welded
couple leave for their honey
moon trip the bride will wear
q travelling suit of rose knitted
wool with a hat to match. They
will make their home at An
napolis where Lieutenant Folk,
a graduate of the class OF 90. is
on duty.
HOOvers at Rapidan
Mrs. Hoover accompanied by
her son, Allan Hoover, who ar
rived in Washington last eve
ming from Boston. left by motor
this morning to join the Presi-
dent at their Rapidan camp.
The President left for the camp
yesterday afternoon.
Mills Go to New York
The Undersecreary of the
Treasury, Ogden Mills, is leaV-
: ing Washington today. accom-.
, panied by Mrs. Mills, to spend
the week end at their home in
New York. He will return to
the Capital on Monday.
Sail for Germany
The German Ambassador an6
Baroness Won Prittwitz-Saffron,
who were staying at the AmbaS-
Sador Hotel in New York, sailed
yesterday afternoon in the Sat
urnia to spend the summer in
Germany.
Old Point Comfort
Baron and Baroness Johan
Beck. .Friis, of the Swedish lega-
ton arrived at Old Point Com.
fort from Washington on
Thursday and will spend some
time at the New Chamberlin.
Other Washington arrivals in
clude E. M. McLernon and H. "A.
Tamblyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Mears. of
Kendall Grove, Va, are at the
New Chamberlin and will leave
for Washington on Sunday.
Duchess Is Guest
The Duchess de Richelieu is
the weekend guest of Mr.. aid
Mrs. Stuart Duncan at Bonnie
crest, their cottage at Newport.
Mr.. Duncan arrived yesterday
from New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
John p. Duncan are to spend
their first season this summer
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