Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1925, Page 45

SOCIETY Cupid’s Achievements Plcasingly Feature City's Social Program weddings Just Announced of Special Interest to Resi- dents of Capital and Other Folk. The wedding of Mrs. Courtney Letts Btillwell, daughter of Mrs. Frank C. Letts of Chicago, and Mr. John Borden of Chicago took place vesterday at noon In the apartment of the bride's mother, at Wardman Park Hotel. The ceremony was performed by the Rev J. V. Briggs and was followed by & wedding breakfast. Owing to mourn- formed by Rev. Willlam A. Taylor in the presence of members of the two familie: The bride, attended by Miss Mary Halleck of Newark, N. J., was given in marriage by her brother, Mr. Wil- Ham “ampbell Following the ceremony Mr. Good- now and his bride went to Baltimore, where they took the boat for Jack- sonville, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Goodnow will be at home after April 15 at 408 Russell road, Alexandria, Va. Capt. and Mrs. 15, E. Barton of Co- lumbus, Ohlo, and Mrs. James Arm- strong of Union Mills, Va., attended the wedding. They are the guests of Mrs F. C. Goodnow, 406 Russell road, . | Alexandria, V; Mr. and Mrs. George Andrew Robey Washington announce the mar- rlage of their daughter, Katherine Virginla, to Mr. 1. L. Blenkiron of Los Angeles, Calif. The marriage took place February 20 in Los Angeles. An aunt of the bride, Mrs. C. G. Conn of Indiana, was THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., MARCH 15, 19 25—PART 2. Shower as Compliment To Prospective Bride| Mrs, Stanlay D. Reed gave a shower at her residence, 1314 Randolph street northwest, Tuesday evening for her brother’s fiancee, Miss Jessio M. Watt, whose marriage to Mr. J. Raymond Miller will take place Easter week. Master Jack Potts, dressed as Cupid, presented the gifts to the bride-to-be. Among the guests present were Mr: Loretto Watt, Mrs. M. I5. Miller, Mrs. Samuel k. Mrs. Charles Coleman, Mrs. J. H. Potts, George , Mrs. J. M. Conner and Mrs, J. J. Connell of Richmond, Miss Bertha Burt, Miss Hazel Pattersol Miss Mary Talbot, Miss Mattie Bev- Miss Ter: Fitzmorris, y Thompson, Miss Helen A Walsh, Miss Bertha Clairine Miles and Miss Anna Cool SOCIETY. present at the Blenkiron is the sister of Mr. 1 Conn of Washington. The s in Los Angeles. ing in the family, the ceremony was very quietly performed, -with only the immediate families attending The bride was unattended and was e by her brother, Mr. stts, She wore an en- stume of green kasha cloth, [ [ause. jr., Congressional Country . and Mr. I Club Program Toc‘ay‘ rstown, 3 Representative and Mrs, Wallace 1 combined with foulard to match, and | Wore murrifd at noon March 3, at the Sl ¥ -y ' wh ey \’xlrw;.un:xl Mre e a small green hat. Mrs. Letts, mother |poine of Mr. and M Elmer L. Haber- b i | Tallaterro will be hosts this afte of the bride, wore a black charmeuse | korn on_Varnum street. I noon, from 4 to 6 o'clock, to members gown and a hat to match. *the® bRIAE, Twilo *whs “attired in a i ngressional Country Club Mr. Harry Scott of San Francisco [ hrown brocaded chiffon gown, had ois delends, < was best man Mrs, Elmer L. Haberkorn as her only will be assisted by Col. and Shortly after akfast = the | 4ttendant Mrs B. Barber, Capt. and Mrs. + dridal couple left Southern | Rey. Karle R. Wilfley of the Ver- Alhert Gore, Mr. and Mrs, wedding trip. They will gl In April | mont” Avenue Christian Church of- Warrin, My und as A: Waller, o} | ficiated at the ceremony. Mr. Elmer , and Mts, Tdward Conger, Miss n | L. Haberkorn was best man g ; g Tittlepage, Mise Lettie Stewart and | ovee |um( u, Mrs wil Mr. and Mrs. Lewse, after an ex- . s o 4 Miss Pauline Wilcox. Borden Borden | tended motor trip through the South, 4 o " Cecil and B Borden, h :um reside in Hagerstown, Md. 3 4 bridegroom, who > e Musical numbers will be given dur- Miss Charlotte et o ¢/ | Micsouri U. 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