Evening star., 1909-05-23
SOCIETY
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SOClElY I
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the Wilderness, Seminary Hill Va. has
returned to her home in Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Clappe. who
have been spending several weeks in New
York and Washington as the guests of
friends. have returned to their home In
Virginia.
Miss Mary Hutchinson Of Richmond
Va. who has been spending the past two
weeks in Georgetown as the house guest
of Miss Elizabeth Hoover left Saturday
for Berkeley Springs w. Va. where she
| will join her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hammond Sier, for the summer
months.
Miss Anna Miller of the Imperial left
last week for Charles Town. W. Va.
where she will be the house guest of DIR.
and Mrs. William Nellie until the middle
of June.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Akin of New York
came over yesterday to make short
visit with the parents of the latter, the
Attorney General and Mrs. Wickersham.
Recent weddings in which either army
and navy officers were bridegrooms con-
tributed the leading social events in the
sections. The marriage of Miss Gertrude
Russell and Paymaster Eugene Hale
Douglas of the navy was brilliant affair
At st. Paufs Episcopal Church In OAK
/ land, Cal. last week. The martial pomp
of the occasion was picturesque In effect.
and the dainty bride was a picture not to
i be soon forgotten in her gown of white
satin. embroidered with lilies of the val
/ ley and finished with a long court train.
! The neck was finished with high collar
| and gloves were not worn.
! The time-honored orange blossoms were
worn, however, by this attractive bride.
/ who apparently did not wish to dispense
with the last vestige of tradition, but the
| bouquets were an innovation, since they
| were of the new sheath arrangement in
stead of shower bouquets. The matron
of honor was Mrs. Charles Sutro, who
| wore an effective gown of pink messaine.
! embellished with rare lace, and hand
some diamond necklace made for the
| casion. The diamonds were exceptionally
we'll matched and made an effective orna-
ment around the fair throat of the young
matron.
| Miss Helen Sullivan and Miss Mabel
bridesmaids, and the bridegroom had as
| his attendant Ensign r. D. Ghormely.
| L. S. N.
| The couple will live at Mare Island
| The four ushers were Paymaster James
B. Beecher. Paymaster Harry Collins.
James F. kutz and Assistant Naval Con-
structor F. B. Hall. U. S. N.
| The bride is the gifted daughter Of Mr.
/ n.
noted for her wit and mental attain
ments for her vivacity.
Miss Mabel Adele Mathewson and
! Ensign Guy Edwin Davis were married
last Saturday at Coronado. Cal. Ensign
Davis is attached to the United States
torpedo boat destroyer Perry. Mrs.
Davis is the youngest daughter of Mr..
Coronado, and the granddaughter CT
Mrs. Della Pringle of Port Townsend.
/ Ensign and Mrs Davis, after a tour
of the Yellowstone, will arrive in Seat.
the Perry having been ordered there
for the Alaska YukonPacific exposi
tion.
Miss Marjorie Fairchild Moran. daugn-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f. Moran of
| North Yakima, Wash. was married
| last Wednesday evening to Ensign
Randolph Scudder, U. S. n, son of Mr..
4 grandson of Commodore oliver H. Per-
ry. The maid of honor was Miss Lucy
Scudder. who wore lavender silk and
carried Shasta daisies The brides
and Miss Elizabeth Gamble. members
of the brides sorority. Kappa Kappa
Gamma: Miss Ida Sharkey and Miss
! Velah Frazer of North Yakima, were
in lavender and white gowns. and car
ried lavender and white sweet peas.
The bride wore handsome gown of
white satin. Her veil was fastened
with sprays of lilies of the valley the
same flowers being used for her bridal
| bouquet.
4 Ensign Harold Jones of the United
! States torpedo boat destroyer Hull was
/ best man. while Ensign William T.
| Lightle OF the United States torpedo
boat destroyer Stewart was one Of the
ushers.
II Ensign Scudder is attached to the
Il United States torpedo boat Truxtun,
now stationed at Mare Island. in Cali
fornia, and after short leave of ab
sence, which is to be spent in British
Columbia. he will return with his bride
to California
II Mrs. Lucretia r. Garfield. widow OF
II President Garfield. with her brother
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ru-
dolph. who have been occupying their