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long sleeves, which went into points
over the hands, were puffed to the
elbows. The brides veil was of ivory
tulie caught by orange blossoms, and
Sne carried a. shower bouquet of
Johanna Hill roses and lilies of the
valley.
Her maids of honor were her sisters.
Miss Louise Hoover and Miss Catherine
Hoover, and Mrs. Albert Earle Con-
raids was the matron of honor. The
bridesmaids were Miss Sara Louise
Smell, Miss Frances Glover, sister of the
bridegroom: Miss Mary Elizabeth Clark
and Miss Polly Foote. The attendants
all wore frocks of mousseline de sole,
designed on Princess lines with
puffed sleeves. Their hats were of
chiffon to match their gowns with
swirl wells, and they carried Spring
flowers of all shades tied with ribbons
In contrasting colors to their gowns.
Miss Louise Hoover's gown was of flame
color her sisters of turquoise blue and
Mrs. Conradis' of orchid. The brides
maids all wore chartreuse.
Mr.. Thomas Glover, brother of the
bridegroom, was the best man and the
ushers we're Mr.. John Melcher. cousin
of the bridegroom, of Englewood, N. j.;
Mr.. Benjamin La Garde, Mr.. Jouart
Kerslake, Mr. Malvern Morse, Mr.. John
B Wistersmith Of Louisville, KY, and
Mr. Roland Butler of Wilmington.
A reception followed in the home of
the brides parents at Is West LenoX
street in Chevy Chase, Md. The couple
received with their parents. standing be-
fore an embankment of palms and tall
baskets of Spring flowers. Mrs. Hoover,
mother Of the bride, was in gown OF
black chiffon made on fitted lines. She
wore black ace turban, long black kid
gloves and shoulder bouquet of orchids.
Spring flowers were used in the rooms
adjoining the drawing room and the
large wedding cake which formed the |
centerpiece on the table had canopy OF
Spring flowers, carrying out the color
scheme Of the costumes of the brides
attendants.
Following the reception, Mr. Glover |
and his bride left for a three-weeks'
cruise to the West Indies and South |
America. They will be at home after |
May / at 1850 Connecticut avenue The |
brides going away costume was full |
lined with yellow, over q two-piece suit |
of yellow, trimmed with green buttons !
and belt. Her hat was of yellow straw /
with q small brim, and she wore acces- !
Bories to match.
Among the out-of-town guests were !
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Melcher and Mrs. |
Charles D. Sayre of Englewood N. j.; |
Gov Albert Ritchie of Annapolis, Md: |
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Littleton, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Alfred Chapman and Miss Alice !
Hoover Of New York City; Miss Gladys |
Murphy Of Lowell. Mass. and Miss Bar !
bara BALI and Miss Patricia Cosgrove of |
Hartford, Conn.
A wedding Of interest in Washing
ton is that of Miss Marie Leontine |
Graves, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. |
William Leon Graves, to Mr. Hugh |
Bullock, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Bullock, which took place yesterday
In the home Of the brides uncle and
Steffanson, in New York, the Rev.
Olivert Hart Bronson of Santa Barbara,
Calf, oflciating.
The bride Is q grand-niece OF Mr..
William Phelps Emo and cousin of
Gov Clifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania
Her sister is Mrs Goetz, wife of Mai.
Robert Goetz, now United States mill
tary attache at Brussels. Mrs. Goetz
was formerly Miss Antoniette Graves.
Mrs. Phillips Directs Scene For
Congressional Club Tomorrow.
The members and guests of the Con-
gressional Club will be entertained to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock with the
dramatization of Death in the Desert" |
under the direction of Mrs. Kendrick
Phillips Participating in the play will
be Mr.. Theodore Tiler, I'd; Mr. Howard
Whitfield, MIR. Carl Carlson Mr.. Will
liam Davis, Mr.. Ralph Bowie, Miss
SuSanne Sheppard and Miss Romaine
Stevens. Mr.. John Carter, the author,
will be present and will address the
club
Mrs. Charles Abernethy, Mrs. Robert
Bacon, Mrs William Arnold Mrs. Will
liam A. Ayres, Mrs Carl Bachman, Mrs
John Baer. Mrs. Albin w. Barkley
Mrs. Thomas Blanton and Mrs. Samuel
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