The Washington times., 1906-12-19
y LATEST GOSSIP IN ,SOCIETYS CIRCLE y
Miss SOwerS Married
To Major S. L. FaiSOn
Ceremony Attended by Only Small Family
Party Followed by Reception and Break
fast-GOing to the Philippines.

Miss Eleanor Sewers. daughter of DIT.
and Mrs Z. T. Sewers. Of Massachusetts
avenue, and Mai Samson Lane Faison,
L. s A. We're married at noon today
in the home OF the brides parents by
the Rev, Wallace Radcliffe, of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
The house was prettily decorated with
palms and white roses, and an orchestra
played the wedding music.
DR.. Sewers escorted his daughter into
the drawing room and gave her In mar
riage. Her gown was of white satin
and point lace. with a beautiful point
lace veil. and her bouquet was shower
of lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Charles Carroll, OF Baltimore,
acted as matron of honor FOR Miss
Sewers. and wore a handsome gown
of pale blue chiffon cloth, with a picture
hat. and carried a bouquet of violet
orchids
Major FaisOn had as his best man
the brides brother, DR.. William r. NJ
Sewers. and the four ushers, each of
whom wore the fun dress uniform of
their rank, were General Allen, L. 5 A;
Dr Clyde > Ford, L. $. A; Pay Di-
rector Leeds Kerr, L. s. n, and Mai.
Joseph Crabbs. L. ). A
The ceremony. which was attended
only by "a small family party. was fol
lowed by a reception and breakfast, and
later I'm the afternoon Major and Mrs.
Faison left Washington for their we'd
ding trip. They will probably return 10
Washington for the Christmas holidays,
and in January Major Faisou will take
his bride 10 the Philippines. where ne
has recently been assigned 10 duty
Mrs Faison's travelling gown was Of
dark green cloth, with a green hat Mrs.
Sewers, the brides mother wore "a
handsome costume OF gray chiffon cloth.
deliberately embroidered i'm blue and
lavender, at the wedding.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Middle
ton. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w.
Middleton, of 202O Z street, 10 capt
u. + Archer. l.. :. NJ c.. took place
last night at S O'Clock in the home of
the brides parents
The house was tastefuuy decorated
with palms, ferns and roses. and the
Rev. Richard p, Williams, of Trinity
Episcopal Church. performed the mar
Tiage service
Mr.. Middleton escorted his daughter
into ;he drawing room and afterward
gave her in marriage. a portion OF the
Marine Band played the Lohengriu
wedding march as a professional. and
several appropriate selections during the
evening.
Miss Middleton's 5 bridal gown was of
SOFT white messaline silk over chiffon,
and She carried a shower of Bride roses
aunt lilies of the valley and her long
. tuIle veil fell To the hem of her train,
completely enveloping the figure.
Miss Isabelle MauTy Middleton was
her sister maid Of honor and only at
A4safs ~ NsHN 10 N-Is-
over silk and chiffon, with Dresden rib
bons, ard she carried a shower Of
bridesmaid roses.
Major I1ejeune acted as best man for
Captain Archer.
The wedding, which was attended only
10y relatives and few friends, was fol
lowed by a small reception.
Mrs Middleton. the brides mother. re-
Ceived in a handsome costume of black
chiffon cloth over silk, effectively trim
med i'm jet
After the reception Captain and Mrs.
Archer left Washington for their bridal
trip. Mrs Archer wearing a handsome
travelling gown of black and brown
checked cloth, with a brown fur hat
trimmed with brown velvet and pink
roses. Upon their return from their
trip East. Captain and Mrs. Archer viii
spend the winter with Mrs Archer's
parents. in their home in Il street
Among the put-Of-town guests in
Washington for the ceremony was Miss
Constable, of ElkJoT Md. Miss Greg
OTy. OF New York city, Mrs. POTJeauN
Robinson and Miss Robinson, of Rich
m0ud. and Mr., and Mrs. BTuCefUTd, OF
Philadelphia.