The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-04

Mr.. John Barrett of the Bureau Of
American Republics. who has been travel
ing with the President and his party in
the South. returned to Washington yes
terday.
The wedding Of Miss Frederick Morgan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs James Morris
Morgan, to Mr.. Evan Sinclair Cameron.
son Of Mr. and Mrs Angus Cameron,
formerly Of Scotland, now Of Baltimore,
which took place yesterday at noon, was
one Of unique beauty. The Princeton
colors. yellow and black, in compliment
of the bridegroom and his ushers, were
used as a scheme Of decoration through
out. as church and reception decorations,
and gowns for the maids OF the wedding
party Deep yellow chrysauthemums and
trailing vines and palms were tastefully
arranged in the pretty chancel of St
Johns historic church, and the ceremony
was performed 10y the rector. Rev.
Roland Cotton-Smith, in the presence Of
a large and smart party OF army. navy.
and old resident society.
The brides attendants were the bride
Ercom's sister. Miss Marion Cameron,
maid Of honor. and Miss Constance HoyL
Miss Lillian Chew, Miss Mary Scott. Miss
Helen Hibbs, all OF Washington: Miss
Dorothy Hayden, OF New York, and Miss
Dolly Lynch. OF Lakewood, n j., brides
maids The best man was Or. Frank
Dickson, of Philadelphia. and the ushers.
all classmates of the bridegroom at
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Mitchell. OF Philadelphia; Mr.. Lowell
Browne Of East Orange. y. j., Mr.. Clark
Matthai and Mr. Frank Riggs, Of Balu-
more. and Mr.. Grenville Aberneihy and
Mr. Herbert L. Dillon. of New York.
Miss Morgan. VINO was escorted and
given in marriage by her father. wore
2 superb gown OF soft but heavy white
satin, made on princess lines, semi-em-
Dire. aud severely plain. The bodice was
or rare old duchess lace and pearl en-
broidery. Her tulle veil was held with
a coronet Of orange blossoms and her
only ornament was a horseshoe OF dia-
munds. the gift OF the bridegroom. She
carried n shower OF white orchids and
lilies OF the valley Seldom has there
been a more beautiful bride. and the pic
ture she made as she left the chanCel
was indeliblv impressed upon the minds
Of all who saw her. The gowns Of the
maid Of honor and the bridesmaids We're
al Of deep cOrn-COlOrcd chiffon and satin.
with hats OF the mob cap effect, OF black
point desprit with gold roses. They car
rled yellow chTysanthemums. The gown
OF the maid OF honor was Of the same
color and materials. but was trimmed
with quantities OF gold lace. and she
/ had black plumes upon her hat instead
I Zoe al q D "a ~ =
| followed the ceremony. where the decora-
tons were IN the same colors and et-
! fects as at the church. and In the maids
| dresses. ''Old Nassau" was played dur
| ing tie ceremony. and during the seating
/ OF the guests Ar H. H Freeman, the
! organis., played MacDowelrs ITO a Wild
4 Rose" Bohm's "Staccato in D Fiat
Rubinsten's Melody in F." the Even
/ ing star song" from ''Tannhauser,
Jensen's Bridal Song. "Berceuse.' from
| Godard's "Jocelyn," and Schubert S
'-Harche 1Iilitaire." Mrs. Morgan.
mother OF the bride, wore a gown OF
/ London smoke chiffon over pink satin,
( with velvet hat OF the same shade with
/ pink tips. and carried violets. Mrs. Cam
eron. mother Of the bridegroom, wore
pearl gray satin, heavily embroidered,
with large black hat and white plumes.
| After the reception and breakfast, the
/ bride and bridegroom left Tor their we'd
/ ding trip in a touring car. They viii he
absent some weeks. after which they
/ will be at homo az 1923 Twenty-firsi
/ street. which is IN readiness for them
/ The bride wore a going-away gown OF
| golden brown corduroy, with velvet hat
OF the same shade, trimmed with mara
| bou. only a small company was asked
20 the breakfast.
Among the out-of-town guests were
| Mr.. and Mrs Angus Cameron. Of Balti-
more: Mr. Frederick Fincke Of Utica.
/ uncle Of the bride, for whom she was
/ named; Dr. and Mrs. J. r. Hayden, Mr.
/ and Mrs. Guy Cary. and Mr.. w. II. l.
! Lee. OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
/ Caldwell. Mr.. and Mrs Leaning Smith
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Downing, all Of
/ Philadelphia: Mr.. and Airs. r. Tunstal
/ Taylor. Mrs. Nicholas Bond, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pnckney Brown, and Mr.. and Mrs
! Riggs, all of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs
/ Jasper Lynch, Of Lakewood, n. J.; Miss
/ Marjorie Brown and Mr.. Archer Brown
! OF East Orange. y. J. Among others
who were at the breakfast were Rear
/ Admiral and Mrs. RObley d. Evans. Mrs
/ Nicholas Anderson, Mrs. Sheridan and
! the Misses Sheridan, Rear Admiral and
4 Mrs. Glover, Miss Glover. Mr.. and Mrs
/ Edward McCauley. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
! ODonneH Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. WOlcott
! Tuckerman, Mr.. and Mrs Columbus
| ODOnnell Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
! Cassels. Mrs. James F. Barbour, Miss
| Barbour, Rear Admiral Rodgers, Gen
and Mrs. Clarence Edwards, Mr.. and
! Mrs. George Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Pres
| ton Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Mitch
| ell, Mrs Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
! Britton, Miss Britton. Mr. and Mrs. Ma
! thaniel Francis, Gen and Mrs Oliver
Miss Oliver. Mrs. Titan J. Coffey, Mrs.
| William A Hammond Mr.. and Mrs. w
3. Hibbs. Capt and Mrs. Richard
| Hooker, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Spencer
| Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge Jordan, Lieut.. Col
! Charles /. McCawley, Col. and Mrs. An
drews Chief Engineer and Mrs. Fitch
| and the Misses Fitch, DR.. and Mrs. Glaze
| brook, Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Bradley
Mrs. Charles d. Wolcott. Viscount and
! Viscountess de Sibour. Miss Harriet
! Sutherland. Mrs. Heap and Miss Bloomer
| Mrs. Joseph G. Crawford, Miss Craw-
/ ford, Mrs Robert B. Roosevelt and Miss
| Olga Roosevelt Mr.. Won Stumm. Mr.. and
| Mrs Horace VVestcoft Mr. aud Mrs pau