Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17
THE WORLD OF SOClE1Y
MISS GLENNON AND LIEUT.. CROSS
MARRIED TODAY.
Beautiful Scene at st. Thomas
Church at Noon-Other We'd
dings-Personals.

The marriage of Miss Isabel Harrison
Glennon, daughter of Commander and Mrs
Glennon, to Lieut.. Matthew Arthur Cross.
U. S. A, at noon today at st. Thomas
| Church, the rector, Rev. c. Ernest Smith,
| DID, officiating, witnessed by a gath
| ering of friends which brilliantly reflected
| not only army and navy society, but like
| wise the resident contingent. The chancel
| was set with palms and the altar vases
! We're filled with white roses. The ushers,
| like the bridegroom, his best man and the
| brides father, We're in the uniform of their
! rank. The ushers We're Lieuts. Mcdonald
| and Blakely of Fort Myer, Pettus, Ward
| and Robert Of Washington Barracks and
| Fenton of West Point, all of whom, with
| the best man, Lieut.. Berry of Fort Myer.
are former classmates of the bridegroom at
| West Point.
tractive young girl. escorted by her
| father and attended by Miss Katherine
/ Clabaugh as maid of honor and the fol-
| lowing as bridesmaids: Miss Virginia Dor
| Murray and Miss Grace Allen. The last
| named group wore exceedingly dainty
! dresses of pink Paris muslin and Leghorn
| flats trimmed with pink wistaria. The
| dress of the maid of honor also in pink
| and was made princess, and her hat was
| trimmed with pink plumes. She carried
! Bridesmaid roses.
| The bride wore duchess satin. the bodice
| nearly formed of point lace, which also
| continued in panel down the front of the
| skirt Orange blossoms cowned her tulle
! VEIL and her shower bouquet of lilies
| of the valley-her favorite flower.
| After the ceremony wedding breakfast
| followed at the home of Commander and
| Mrs. Glennon on n street where the newly
! married couple received cOngra tulationS in
| the deep bay-window alcove. Back of them
| We're dra ped two large flags and ,le gudon
| of the bridegroom battery was conspicuous
| in the center. Palms and foliage plants
yJ,.. lsl.l Ir1I w
| good effect. Mrs. Glennon wore a very be-
| coming dress of gray crepe de chene and
| lace. The brides presents, which, however,
| were not shown today, make valuable and
| beautiful collection. Lieut.. and Mrs. cross
| left for a honeymoon trip late this after
| noon the destination of which they d!d not
| reveal, and will go later TO Sandy HOOK,
n Y, where the former is stationed
| Among the/guests from out of town for
! the wedding were Prof and Mrs. Brown of
| Annapolis and Mrs. j. W. Danenhower of
| New York.
At the marriage yesterday in Balti-
| more of Miss Elsie Blackstone foard
and Mr.. Henry Howard Ellison. il, the
| bridal party was preceded to the CHAM
eel of Grace Church by the chorlsters
who sang "Oh, Perfect Love. The BRIDE
wore a princess gown of white messaline
satin, heavily embroidered and made
with a wide panel down the front of
rose point lace. Her veil was of Brus-
sells lace ranged under coronet OF
| lace fieur-Le-llS. She carried a preSeH-
| tatiOn bouquet of white gdrdenias ana
lilies of the valley 1880
| The maid of honor. Miss Evelyn Eli
son of Philadelphia. sister of the groom
wore white chiffon. painted IN plnkrose
and trimmed with lace, and carried a
parasol of white marquisette over pale
pink. with a long stick tied with PINK
! bow Her hat was of white leghorn TRIM
med with pink roses. The bridesmaids
Miss Mary Switzerland of Washington
Miss Alice Robinson, Miss Harriet Brown
and Miss Henrietta Hoffman OF Balti-
more, wore exquisite gowns of white
| Venetian lace with touches of gold
thread over satin. and large black pic
ture hats, trimmed with white plumes
shading into deep yellow, and carried
parasols of white marquisette over pale
yellow, with long crystal sticks with
| their monographs in gold and tied with
white lace bows They also Wore dia-
mond flowers on wristbands of black
| velvet, given them by the bride.
| The young couple will sail for Europe
Saturday next and live IN Philadelphia
on their return
A recent wedding of great interest and
surprise to the many friends of the bride
is that of Mary L. koenig, daughter of
| Mrs. Margaret Luckel to Joseph De Synek
| The ceremony performed April at
| Chrsts p. E. Church. Seattle, Wash. The
! bride wore light silk trimmed in brown,
| light blue and real lace with blue hat
| and ostrich plumes. The bride had Just
! reached Seattle after an extensive tour
through the southern states and stay IN
California After a wedding breakfast the
couple departed for a short honeymoon
| jaunt They will be at home after April
| To- at Fort Flagler, Wash.
Maj. Edward Lloyd, lisa. and family
have moved into their new residence 26oi
| Connecticut avenue extended.
Miss Mary S. Lyon of l street northwest.
after spending few weeks in Naples, has
! gone to Rome, Italy, for a month or more.
| Miss Lyon will not return to the United
States before September.
DIR and Mrs. Needham will be at home
Saturday evening, April 20 and the Satur-
dav following to the members Of the facul-
ties of the George Washington University
and their wives.
| Mrs Nora Grant Rice of Gardner. Me,
| is attending the ID. A. r. continental con-
| gress as a delegate and is stopping at 1881
! street northwest, where she Will be
| pleased to receive her friends.
| Mr. and Mrs NJ Lulley announce the