Evening star., 1909-07-01

the engagement of his daughter. Miss
Gladys Goodrich. to Lieut.. Charles Bel
knap. jr., U. S. N, of the battleship New
Hampshire. The wedding will take place
in the autumn at Gladwyn, the Goodrich
country house In Pomfret. Conn, where
Miss Goodrich is spending the summer
with her father.
The marriage last evening at the Eek
ington Presbyterian Church of Miss Effie
May Collamore, and Mr.. Frank NJ. Nc
Chesney was attended by large gather
ing of their friends. Rev. w. T. Thomp-
son off1ciated and the platform and pulpit
were adorned with daisies and palms.
the couple standing under an arch of
flowers during the ceremony. The ush-
ers who seated the guests and then led
the way for the bridal party We're Mr..
William Jordan, Mr.. Victor Rogers, Mr..
Roy Carly and Mr.. Ernest Steele. Pre-
ceding the bride and her oldest brother.
Mr.. Edward Winslow Collamore. were
Miss Esther Foster, Miss Ruth Foster,
Miss Mary Linn and Miss Jessie koons,
bridesmaids. dressed in white batiste and
lace with pale yellow sashes and carrying
bouquets of white Marguerites tied with
yellow gauze ribbon.
Miss Carrie Rice. the maid of honor.
wore yellow organdie over yellow satin
and carried cluster of yellow daisies
tied with yellow gauZe ribbon.
The bridal toilet was of embroidered
batiste trimmed with valenciennes lace,
and worn over a slip of white messaline
satin She wore tulle veil and orange
blossoms, and carried shower bouquet
of bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Mr.. j. Wallace Nichol was best man.
The reception which followed was at the
home of the bridegroom's parents, Mr..
| and Mrs Oscar McChesney, and was
! given by the brides mother, Mrs. Cola
more, whose own home is closed for the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. McChesney left later for
| a honeymoon jaunt.
| Last night at the Mount Pleasant Con-
| gregational Church occurred the wedding
Of Miss Margaret Thomson. daughter OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thomson, and Mr..
William Garfield MacNulty. Rev. Joseph
Kelly officiating. DIR. William Watson
| was best man. and the ushers were Mr..
David L. Thomson, Mr.. William c. SINS.
Mr.. Edmond F. Peterson and Mr.. VIII
liam r. Reynolds: The The brides att attend, d,
honor. Miss Emile A. Thomson, and four
bridesmaids, Miss Nell MacNulty, sister
| of the bridegroom: Miss F'lorilla G. Rich
mond, Miss Jessamine E. Swartout and
Miss Nell B. Moriarty, and little flower
| girl. Miss Margaret Houseal Furse of
| Savannah, niece of the bride.
| The costuming of the bridal party was
| exceedingly pretty. The bride wore a
| beautiful dress of white lace over white
\
veil was held with lilies of the valley.
| and her shower bouquet was of similar
blooms. The maid of honor wore pale
| pink striped just made over white MESA
| line and trimmed with pearls. She wore
! pearl bandeau in her hair and carried
| pink carnations. The bridesmaids wore
| light yellow messaline, with yoke and
| sleeves of net, and carried yellow daisies.
| The flower girl wore white embroidered
| batiste, with yellow sash and hair rib
|
| white flowers.
| Among the out-of-town guests were
| MRs James Furse of Savannah. Ga. sis
ter of the bride; Mrs. James c. Thomson
| Of Barlow. Fla, and Miss Katherine II.
Thomson of Columbus. S. c.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. MacNulty left last night
for visit to the coast f Maine. The
| bride travelled in suit efybrown English
After August 1 they will be at home in
this city at 1858 Tilden street.
| There was an attractive wedding yes
| terday morning in the parsonage OF the
Second Baptist Church. when Miss NJ
Marc Sven, only daughter of the Rev.
| and Mrs f. Hez Swem, was married to
DR.. Thomas Everett Griffith. The cere-
mony was performed by the brides
father. and was witnessed only by rel
ativeS The bride wore an empire gown
| of ashes of roses salome silk and car
| ried shower bouquet of bride roses
| and sweet peas. Miss Gladys Hender-
! son was maid of honor. and the only
| attendant. She wore a cream-colored
| princess gown, and carried white carna-
| tons.
The wedding march was played by the
| brides aunt Mrs. John H. Lloyd. The
brides going-aWay suit was of gray
silk with hat to match. with a pink flow
| er crown.
| The couple have gone to Ocean City
where they will remain a few days, as
DIR. Griffith must return to his patients.