Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-03

Fairfax ct eet, when Miss Kat, Taylol
Smoot, daughter of Mrs. Virginia A
gmoot, became the bride OF Signo PaolC
Iuccimei, of Rome, Italy. The cere
mopy was performed by Rev. Father
Kelly, of 81. Mary's Catholic Church,
in the presence of the family and few
ant mate friends. The rooms we're dec
GRATED With palms and white roses, and
the couple stood before q white satin
prie-dieu in front of the drawing room.
The wedding mlrch from 'LOhengrln"
was rendered Miss Smoot was un-
attended and entered the room with the
pr1om. She wore q beautiful gown OF
white tulle, trimmed with duchesae AMI
ross point lace, made over an underdresS
of duchesse satin yelled with chiffon.
Her veil was caught with orange bios
SONS, and she carried shower OF bride
roses. Her only jewel was a diamond
and emerald necklace tie gilt OF the
groom. signor Taccimei d as his best
man Tie BRIDES uncle, q. Eugene b.
Taylor. MrI. Smoot, mother OF the
bride, was gowned in cream renaissance
lace over white silk. After the cere-
mony tItrs was reception, which was
att 9nded only by the immediate members
of the family. The dining room WAS
decorated with pink roses. L'tsr Signor
TuccimeI left with his bride for New
York. whence they will sail June for
Italy and will make their residence In
Rome. The BRIDES goiDg-awdy gown
was of copenhagen blue cloth and
white straw hat trimmed with bIne
plumes. Among the out-oi.t)wn guests
present were Mrs. j. Rector Smoot,
Lieut. Com. and Mrs. Bieg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis E. SmOot, Mr.. Donald Nc
Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Garter,
Mrs. Joseph Il. Rice, Miss Padding,
Mrs. Thomas Dsrst and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Brookes Smith, of Bridgeport,
Conn. A telegram of congri talstion
vas recei we'd from the Italian Ambsssa-
dor Baron Mayor Des Planches and the
baroness, regrtttlng their inability,
shrough illness, to be present. Among
the family servants present were several
of ante bellum days.
Miss Nora Carlyle Her bert, daughter
of Col. and MIS-. Arthur Herbert, oil
s'Muckross, Fairfax county, was mar
ried to Mr.. Robert Pegrsm Holt. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Holt, Of Newport
News. in Christ Church at noon today.
Rev. Angus Crawford, dean Of the Iheo'
logical Seminary, officisted. The groom
had as his best man his brother, Mr..
Saxon w. Holt, of Newport NewP. The
bride was unattended, but little Miss
Isabel Pell, of New York, acted IS
flower girl. The ushtr9 we're MessrS.
James Ddlauy Hail, OF Wsrrenton;
Angus Crawford, OF the Episcopal High
School; r. Winston Holt, of Wishing
:. Garrett, of Norfolk; Richard
OF NsSpOrt News; Z. w.
Hobson, of NewpCrt News; Arthur Her
b,r. and @. s. Taylor Burke, OF this
city. The bride wore white chiffon
cloth with duchess lace and pearl dog
collar. The flower girl was dressed In
white French muslin snd Irish lace and
carried a basket of sweet peas. After
ne ceremony a recelt ton WAS held at the
residence Of Capt. Herbert Bysrt,
relative Of the bride, after which Mr.. aud
Mrs. Holt left for New York and later
will sail for Europe tOspend their honey
moon in the Swiss mountains. Upon
their return they will make their home
10 Newport News. Among the out-of-
town guests were Mrs. w. Il. +. Lee,
Mr.. Robert f Lee, jr., Mr.. aud Mrs.
NJ. ID. Holt; Mr. aud Mr. Saxon Holt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daes, of Richmond; DR..
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Blackford, of the Epis-
copal High School; Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
Crawford, Mrs. O,riyle Herbert Smith,
Miss b. safe Herbert, Miss Louisa Hsr'
rison, Mr.. and Mrs. George B Stone
and MI. and Mrs. Peter Lebouisse, oil
Warenton; Mr. and Mrs. A. Z. Hox-
ton, Rev. Dr. Wallis, of the to'ogical
Seminary; Mrs. Joseph Carr, Miss Maude
Ashford, of Washington; Mr.. sud Mrs
Richmond Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. AIT or
Hall and Mr. Wilson Osry, OF Bsld-
more; MFR. aud Mrs. Charles MtGill, of
OatonsVille, Md Mrs.. Button Hsrfi-
son, Mr.. Virgiuius Dabney, Mr.. j.
Wesley Beall, Miss Eta POrtner, Mr.
Paul Per ner, of Washington; MI. and
Mrs. Rush Roulaud, Of Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mr.. Henry l. Oxusrl. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roz er Dulsny, of WASH
ington; Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hurtar Dn-
lany. Misses Dulsny, Mr.. and Mrs
W. Kennedy Boone, Mr.. aud Mrs. Wsr-
rem Buckler and Mr.. aud Mrs. Pinkney
Whyte, of Baltimore.
Mr.. Hairy B. Cation, Of this city, was
this morning married to Miss Adele
Ogden, of Akron, Ohio. The Cere-
mony WAS performed in New York city
and was witnessed by the meml ers of
the BRIDES and rooms families and their
friends After the bridal party had
been entertained at q wedding breakfast
at the Imperial, Mr. and Mrs. Cation left
for the Maine coast, where they will
spend their honeymoon. On their re-
tnrl they will make their hons in t1is
city. Mr.. HAIRY b. OAton, who is the
son of Hon. James r. Oalon, is young
Or iet cling st orney of this city and has
for the past four years been Judge OF the
Police Court. He has the best wishes
of host of friends among whom ne Is
vtry popular. Among those who were
present from Alexandra vera Mr. and
Mrs. James Il Cation, Mr.. J. Randall
Oaton, it,. Mr.. n. $. Gfeesway, Mr..
Edgar Waf did, IT,, Mr.. sePh Rich
srdson. IT,, and DR.. and Mrs. William
p. Cation.
Mr.. Patrick Cronin and Miss Mar
gar,t Desmond, both Of this city, we're
mslr.ed at ii. M,rj's 9th Ollie Church