The Washington herald., 1907-09-01

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white. and the effect was very artistic
Along the main aisle there were nosegays
Of white flowers tied with large white
silk bows and nearing the chancel the
path was Outlined with dense rows OF
lilies, marguerites. and daisies. Within the
chancel tail palms with arching boughs
formed a green canopy under which the
bridal party stood, and within the altar
rail there was a wealth of rare white
orchids and marguerites.
The bride. who was unattended, wore q
handsome gown OF thin white null with
a long train. The waist and front of the
skirt were in panels covered with en-
broidery and between the panels were
stripes Of heavy white lace The veil.
which had been worn by the brides
mother was OF tulle with a very wide
edge Of Point d'AlencoG lace. It was
caught to the coiff1re with a wreath of
orange blossoms. a bouquet of which the
bride carried.
Mr.. Charles Gardner, OF Bristol, Eng
land was best man. and the ushers, ell
friends of the Hutton family from Balti-
more, We're Messrs. Jesse Boynton. Rich
ard MacSherry, Patterson Harris. and
Iredell IngIehart.
Following the wedding there was a
small reception at Shamrock Cliff. the
summer villa of Mr. and Mrs. Hutton,
which stands on the high bluff overlook
ing the entrance TO the bay A break
fast was served on small tables on the
verandas. a feature OF the reception
breakfast was the decoration of bright
flowers. all grown on the estate
ard 40 L. - q
ford in the class Of 1902. will take a short
trip through this country with his wife
and In about three weeks they will de-
part for Europe to reside in Bristol. Mr..
Prichard who is the son OF a prominent
surgeon. probably will take up teaching.
An interesting engagement announced
last week was that of Miss Helen Dona-
vim, sister-in-law Of Capt. Charles Miller.
L 5. A. 10 Lieut.. f. Berkeley IgIehart,
Z. S A. The wedding will take place
early in the autumn. and. it is under
stood. at the residence of Capt. Miller,
at Fort Wright, Wash. where Miss
Donavin has spent much time with her
sister and where her fiance is stationed.
Miss Donavin and her sister were for
merry Baltimoreans and are also well
known in Washington and Annapolis.
General surprise and interest were &C.
casioned in society circles in Washington
and Newport Friday by the announce
ment by private letter from Paris Of the
engagement of Miss Marie Antoinette
Davis. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fenowes
Davis. Of 81 West Forty-eighth street,
New York, to Mr.. Ralph Miller Johnson,
also of that city.
Only a few of the most intimate friends
of the Davis family We're aware that Miss
Davis and her prospective husband were
engaged. Miss Davis, who was introduced
to society several winters ago, is in Eu-
rope with her parents. She is an UNI
usually attractive and accomplished
young woman, a member Of the Badmin-
ton Club and for the last three summers
has been identified with social life in
Newport. Her mother was Miss Baker,
of Boston. Her brother Dr. FelloWes
Davis, jr., couple Of years ago married
Miss Gertrude Agostini. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Agostini. Of II West
Forty-seventh street.
Mr.. Johnson is a son Of the late Ed
ward Johnson. Of Boston. and was grad
uated from Harvard University in the
class of IS. Since leaving college Mr..
Johnson has been connected with the Chi
cagO and Northwestern Railroad, whose
representative he now IS In New York.
The civil wedding Of the Marquis de
Montesquio -Fezensac. and Mile. Victoire
Massena d'Essling de Rivoli. Prince d'Es-
sings daughter takes place at the Mai
RE, Of the Tenth Paris ward. September
10 The religious ceremony will take place
the next day at st. Augustin's Church
Mrs. Charles Reid has issued invitations
to the marriage of her daughter. Florence
Nash. to Mr. Randolph Gordon DuIany, on
Wednesday evening. September II. at 6
o'clock. at Memorial Church, Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Holt Talbot. Of
Midlothian, Augusta County, Va. an
nOunce the engagement OF their daughter,
Miss Annie Moore, to Robert Latimer
Gordon. Of Richmond, the wedding TO take
place in November.
Announcement has been made of the en-
Of Miss Adelaide Flora Dula.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Byron
Dula. Of New York, to Mr.. William B.
Dean. IT., Of ST. Louis. No The wedding
viii take place in November.
Mrs. William II. Jackson has issued in
for the wedding of her daughter,
Miss Adelaide Roberta Jackson, to Mr..
Clement Sulivane Henry. The wedding
will take u4aea Thursday Cap+au,bar 70 al
Sunnymead the country home of the
JacksOns, at Narragansett Pier.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Randolph Cotton
have announced the engagement of their
daughter Elba Brown, TO Mr.. Douglas
Bertram Wesson, OF Springfield. Mass
The wedding viii take place early in the
fail at Cottondale, the family place in
North Carolina. Miss Cotton is the sister
OF Lieut.. Bruce Cotton, L. S. A., and
Lieut.. Lyman Cotton, Z. S. n.
Plans for the wedding OF Miss Ethel
Folger White and Cornelius wagstafr
Remsen have been completed. Mr.. Rem
sens best man and ushers are to be his
brother, Du Bots Remsen; cousin.
David Wagstaff, and also Jarvis Nc
Alpine Johnson, of Hartford, Conn; Her
bert Robinson McIlvaine and Clement
Griscom Randle, of Philadelphia. and
Walter saben Grange, Of Pittsburg.
The wedding is to take place on Sat
urday, September IA. at 4 o'clock, in St.
Thomas Church. New York Rev. Ernest