The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-23
SOCIETY AT
HYMEN'S ALTAR
Brilliancy Marks the Hume
Cox Wedding.
PROMINENT FAMILIES UNITED
breakfast Follows the Ceremony al
ST. PHuI-S-Guests From New York.
Philadelphia. and baltimore.

Washington society was largely repre-
scented at the marriage Of Miss sally
smith Cox to Nr. Charles Hume. which
took place at o'clock this afternoon a.
St. Paurs Church.
The ceremony was performed by tn
rector. the Rev Dr. Harding The ushera.
who seated the guests and afJerward PIE
ceded the bride 90 the chancel were NJ
Joseph Bradley. Mr.. Harry Blunt. Dr. Ar
thur snyder. Dr. Robert Mason. Mr. John
Urquhart, Mr.. Percy Meyers, Mr.. Charles
Wilson. and Mr.. Douglas Dennis. Nj
thomas L. Hume was best man.
bride passed up the aisle with her
MIR. William Robinson Cox. o.
who gave her in marriage.
ling gown was of white nous
&c. appIiqued and draped with
and she wore old family
lie veil was fastened grace
-.er pretty hair and she carried
bouquet Of lilies of the valley, arranged
in FIVE sections. which was divided after
the ceremony between the attendant
maids.
Miss Elizabeth Underwood Cox. the maid
Of honor. was daintily graceful in white
point d'esprit. laced with white ribbon
over white silk. She wore white chiffon
hat with white plume and carried white
roses.
Mrs. Graham Hume. the groom's sister
in-law. acted as matrOn OF honor. and
the additional maids were Miss Katherine
Hagenmyer. Orange, y. J.; Miss Caroline
Barlow, Of EnglewoOd, y. j., and Miss
Nary Hume
Like the maid OF honor. each Of them
wore white point d'esprit over white silk
But the ribbons that laced in and out
lattice fashion were Of carn2tion pink
Their pink chiffon hats were trimmed
with white plumes and they carried pink
carnations.
Breakfast Follows Ceremony.
4 breakfast. at which the guests were
limited to the relatives and Immediate
friends OF the bride and groom, wGs served
AT the residence Of Mrs Cox. 1926 C
Street; the hostess wearing black bro
eade and real lace.
Later in the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Hume viii leave for the North. The
brides going-away gown is Of grey Oxford
cloth strapped in black brOadcloth, and
white hat trimmed with black velvet and
wings Upon their return they viii reside
at 1926 G. Street. and will be At home Fri
days after February 1.
Guests From Out of Town.
The guests from New York included Mr.
and Mrs. John Stearns. Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Price. Mt. and Mrs. Chiffon
Miss Vail. Mrs. Williamson. and Mrs
John Filings.
Those present from BE Gimore were
Mr. EiRsB Robinson. MT. Horace Noel
lery. Mrs HObson. and the Misses Hob
son. the Misses Selden. and Mrs Town
send Scot
From Philadelphia Mrs John Calvert
others from this city were Mr. ant
Mrs Walter Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Robinson. Judge Cox. Mr.. and Mrs
Alex. LeEare. Mr. and Mrs. Charles j
Bell and the Misses Bell, DR.. and Mrs
Jones Kerr. Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs. John Ne
Lean. the Misses Riggs. Mr.. and Mrs
Jack BiddIe Mrs Harriet Lane John
ston. Mrs Ralph jenkins Mrs. McPnee
Mrs. Andrews. Mr. and Ars. Robert
Fitch Shepard. DR. and Mrs. William Penn
Compton and Miss Didge.
The bride is the daughter Of the late
Thomas Campbell Cox. secretary Of th'
British Claims Commission. and niece o.
Judge Walter Cox. She was also relate,
10 the late Representative sunset Coz
Of New York
Mr.. Hume Is the son OF the late Thomas
Hume.