The Washington herald., 1908-06-03
Miss Kate Taylor SmOOt Bride
at Pretty Wedding.
WILL GO TO ITALY TO LIVE
signor Paolo TuccimmeI, of Rome,
WEEDS Alexandria Girl In Presence
OF Many Guests, Including Italian
Ambassador and Baroness Mayor
des PInnches-POIitics Active.
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SO King Street
Alexandria. Va, June 2.-One Of the
prettiest weddings of the season was
solemnized at o'clock this evening at
the residence of Mrs. Kate Uhler Taylor.
12O South Fairfax street, when her grand
daughter. Miss Kate Taylor Smoot. be-
came the bride OF Signor PaoIo Tuccim-
mel. OF Rome. Italy. Rev. Father L. F.
Kel'e, assistant pastor of st. Mary's
Ca hr lie Church. performed the cere-
mo1! The ceremony was read in the
spa Gus drawing-rooms. which were dec
GRATED with palms and white roses The
couple stood before a white satin prize
dieu. where they pledged their troth.
The bride entered the drawIng-rooms
leaning on the arm Of the bridegroom.
she being unattended. slgnor Tuceimmei
had for his best man Mr.. Eugene B. Tay-
Tor, an uncle Of the bride
The bride was gowned in a beautiful
creation OF white tulle, trimmed with
duchesse and point lace. made over an
underdress OF duchesse satin. which was
yelled with chiffon Her Jewels consisted
OF diamond and emerald ornament. the
gift OF the bridegroom. Mrs. Virginia A.
smoot' mother OF the bride. was becom-
ingly gowned In cream Renaissance lace
over white silk.
Following the ceremony, the bridal
party and invited guests were rendered
a reception in the dining rooms. which
were decorated with red roses. After
the reception the couple left for New
York from which place they will san
Saturday for Italy. where Signor and
Mrs. TuCCimmei will reside
Among the Out-of-town guests present
al the wedding were the italian Ambas-
sador and Baroness Mayor des Planches,
Consul Ravioli. Col. and Mrs. Sickles.
Dir. and Mrs. Herbert p. Carter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis SmoOt. Of Washington; Mr..
and Mrs. Warren T. Taylor, OF Richmond.
Va; James Rector Smoot Of LovinEston.
Va. together with large party OF local
guests.
With the Democratic primary for the
purpose Of nominating a candidate for
Congress from this district but one week
on, things are just now waxing warm.
and both candidates - Representative
Charles c. Carlin and R. Lindsey Gordon.
the latter OF Louisa County-are claiming
victory. The former claims that he will
win out by between 800 and 1850 votes.
Ar. Gordon, when IN this city to-day.
predicted that he VIII win out by from
500 70 l,000 votes. Both candidates are
making an active fight. and the interest
II the fight Increases as the primary day
draws near. Mr.. Carlin spoke at Mar
shall to-day and VIII speak at Rector
town tomorrow.
During the past year the police con-
ngrnfnH
and a number OF pocket knives The
foregoing goods were sold in bulk to-day
az police headquarters. and purchased by
Hugh Strider for $21
The marriage Of Police Justice Harry
B. Cation, Of this city. to Miss Adele Og-
den. Of Keyport. n. J., will take place az
1870 o'clock tomorrow morning in New
York City. Following the wedding the
couple viii leave for the coast OF Maine.
where they viii spend their honeymoon.
Dir. and Mrs James R. Cation. ]. Ran
dan Cation. n. S. Greenaway. and Edgar
Warheld, jr-, left to-day 20 attend the
wedding.
The James River and its historic
towns" was the subject OF a lecture de-
livered tonight in the Young Peoples
Building OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church by Miss Alice B. Paret, OF Wash
ington. The lectur- was accompanied by
stereopticon views.
Marcella Cecilia Deahl. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles j. Deahl. died at 40
o'clock this afternoon at the home OF
her parents. $40 Prince street. following
lingering Illness. The deceased was
six years Of age. Her funeral will take
place Thursday afternoon from Grace
Protestant Episcopal Church.
Walter Ridgeway, OF Loudoun County,
Va, who was arrested yesterday by Dep
uty United States Marshal Joseph F.
Glover. OF this city. on a charge OF violat-
ing the revenue laws, VIII be given a pre-
llminary hearing Friday before United
States Commissioner r. p. w. Garrett.
At a meeting OF the woman's Auxiliary
OF R. Z. Lee Camp held in Confederate
Veterans Hall tonight considerable bust
ness of routine nature was disposed Of
The meeting was well attended.
Chief Goods, OF the police department,
has gone to Detroit. Mich. to attend the
annual meeting Of the police chiefs. Dur
ing his absence Lieut. Smith is serving as
chief and Private John T. Roberts Is act
ing in the capacity Of lieutenant
Members of R. E. Lee Camp, Confed-
crate Veterans, will assemble at their
hall at s O'Clock tomorrow evening. from
whence they will proceed in carriages to
the golf clubhouse, Shooters Hill, 10
attend tea which will be served them
by the ladies of the Seventeenth Virginia
Regiment Chapter. United Daughters Of
the Confederacy. in observance Of the
one hundredth anniversary Of the birth of
Jefferson Davis.