The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-03
Distinguished Company of
Friends and Relatives at
Society Girls Wedding.
MUSIC is FEATURE
AT TIE CEREMONY
Color Scheme Of Yellow and Black
as Compliment to
Princeton.

MISS fFeuerlCd Morgan, daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morris Morgan.
and Evan Sinclair Cameron. of Balti-
more, were married at noon today in
st. Johns Episcopal Church, In the
presence Of a distinguished company of
relatives and friends. The Rev. Roland
Cotton Smith, rector of the church, per-
formed the impressive marriage cere-
mony
The church was effectively adorned
for the occasion with a profusion of
autumn foliage. trailing green vines and
yellow chrysanthemums. Prof. H H.
Freeman. Organist Of the church. played
an appropriate program OF music dur
ing the seating of the guests. for the
entrance OF the bridal party and during
the ceremony. The program included
RuDenstein's Melody In F." Evening
star from Tanhauser; Bridal Song"
Gensen; Schubert's ''Marche Militaire:"
Stacato, In d fat, and Jocelyn' s''Ber-
ceuse,' as the Uests were being seat
ed; the LohengrsA wedding music as
the bride entered the church and s'Old
Nassau" and ITO a Wild Rose" during
the ceremony.
The bride who entered the church
with her father, who gave her In mar
riage, was beautifully gowned in soft
white satin. made In severely plain
princess effect, with a long train. The
bodice was formed entirely of the old
duchess lace and pearl embroidery. Her
long tulle veil was arranged with high
caronet Of orange blossoms, and the
bridal bouquet was shower of orchids
and lilies of the valley. Her only orna-
OF the bridegroom.
Miss Marion Cameron, Of Baltimore,
sister of the bridegroom, Immediately
preceded the bride as maid Of honor.
Hoyt, Miss Lillian Chew, Miss Mary
Scott. and Miss Helen B. Hibbs, OF
Washington; Miss Dorothy Hayden, of
New York, and Miss Doflie Lynch. Of
Lakewood, n. J.
Princeton Colors.
The maid of honor and the bridesmaids
wore dainty gowns OF deep corn coll
ored chiffon drapsd in princess effect
over satin and caught with black vel
vet buckles, carrying out the color
scheme Of yellow and black in COM
pliment TO the bridegroOsn's alma mater.
Princeton.
The maid Of honor wore a picture hat
Of black trimmed with plumes and
touches Of gold lace and the bridesmaids
wore mob caps of black net with a
ried huge CT ssJers OF deep yellow chrys-
anthemums.
DR.. Frank Dickson. of Philadelphia.
was Mr. CamerOn's best man ard the
ushers were Craig Mitchell, of Phiiadel-
phias Lowell Browne, OF East Orange,
n. J; Grenville Abernethy and Her
bert l.. Dillon, Of New York. Clarke
Mstthai and Frank Riggs, Of Baltimore.
"A small reception at Rauschers, to
which the invitations were limited to
100 followed the ceremony.
r7rNHf nva Of hl Rid
wore a handsome gown Of mole gray
chiffon draped over pink satin, with
gray velvet toque Of the same shade
trimmed with pink plumes.
Mrs. Angus Cameron, mother Of the
bridegroom, was handsomely g0wned IN
pearl gray satin, heavily embroidered
with black hat trimmed with white
plumea
Out-of Town Guests
Among the out-of-town guests at the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
Cameron. Of Baltimore. parents of the
bridegroom; Frederick Fincke. Of Utica,
n: Y, uncle Of the bride. and for whom
she was named; Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Lynch. Of Lakewood, n. J.; Dr. ana
Mrs. }. r. Hayden, of New York; Miss
Marjorie Brown and Archer Brown. Of
East Orange. N J.. Mr. and Mrs. 2.
". Downing. Of Philadelphia, ar. and
Mrs. Eugene Caldwell. Of Philadelphia.
phia. W. II. L. Lee and Guy Cary. OF
New York: DR.. and Mrs. r. Tunstall
Taylor, Of baltimore and Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholas Bond, OF Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron left Washing
ton during the afternoon for an auto
mobile bridal trSp. Mrs. Cameron travel
ing in a golden brown corduroy suit
trimmed with gold buttons. and brown
marabOu hat.
After November 10 they will reside at
1923 Twcuty-fTst street.
The bride of today is one Of the most
beautiful girls in Washington society,
and has been exceedingly popular since
her debut a year OF two ago. She is
we'll known in New York. Philadelphia,
Baltimore. Lakewood, and the fashion
able North Shore resorts, where she has
frequently visited. Her engagement to
Mr.. Cameron was announced early last
spring.
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Entertains Mrs. Armour
Mrs Henry W. Fitch was hostess at
a small tea yesterday afternoon in hon