The Detroit times., 1909-02-24
MISS JARVIS WEEDS
PRESTON GIBSON
IN WASHINGTON
WEARS GOWN OF HEAVY. IVORY
SATIN. MADE IN DlRECToiRE
ACKNOWLEDGMENT is PER-
FORMED IN MCMILLAN HOME.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2i.-Miss
Grace Mcmillan Jarvis. of Detroit.
was married Tuesday afternoon TO
Preston Gibson. son OF the late Sena'
tor Randall zee Gibson. Of Tennessee.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Charles Wood. pastor OF the Church
OF the Covenant. in the home OF Miss
Jarvis grandmother, Mrs. James Me-
MILAN. on Vermontave. After we'd
ding, tour MIR. Gibson and his bride
will return 20 spend the remainder OF
the season with Mrs. Mcmillan. going
later TO their Virginia home.
The main floor OF the Mcmillan
home was in bridal array. with the
floors covered with snowy linea The
decorations principally We're OF green
ana white. The stairways were fes-
tooned with southern smilaX. With
huge lunches OF annunciatiOn lilies
surmounted With tall punches OF for
sythia placed like sentinels AT inter
walls on the banisters and over the
mantels In the corners Of the rooms.
fhe bride entered the drawingroom
alone through AN aisle marked with
white ribbons, from the stairway. She
was given in marriage by her grand
mother. with whom she has made her
home since me death OF her mother
Size was attended by Miss Virginia
F'rew. OF PittSbnrg. as maid of honor;
Miss Constance Hoyt. Miss Martha
Cameron and Miss Carrie Louise
Mum of this city Miss Fanny Han
NJ. OF Cleveland; Miss Gladys Crom-
well. OF New YORK, and Miss Wnifred
King. Of Pittsburg. as bridesmaids.
Mr.. Gibsuns best man was his
brother. Mr. Richardson Gibson, OF
Lexington, Ky. and Chicago, and the
nshcrs were Mr.. Ralph Parr. OF Balti-
more: Mr.. Reginald Vanderbilt Mr.
Paul Rainey. Mr. Francis Hamilton,
ali of New YORK. Mr.. Francis King
wainwright. of Philadelphia; Mr.. Wal
~ W. Keith, OF Baltimore. formerly
Of Chicago. and MIR. Clarence Moore,
Mr. Larz Anderson Mr.. William X.
Hit and Mr.. Edward Is. Mclean, all
81 this city
The brides gown was a striking
one of heavy ivory satin. made in the
iirectoirc fashion, very long and very
narrow. with the left side almost com
pletely hidden with rare old rose point
lace Her tulle veil had an edge Of
the same rose point all about its
lengthy folds and she carried white
orchids and lilies of the valley. Her
maid of honor wore directoire gown
of white satin. with picture hat OF
white tulle. and carried an old fash
toned bouquet OF rich pink roses with
AN edge of tOrget-mc-nots. The maids
wore gowns OF pale pink tulle over
pink. with pink tulle hats ana large
cuffs of delicate gray tulle with ruff
fies. and bunch OF pink roses in
their centers Their only ornaments
were pink pins OF forget me-nots, the
gilt of the bride.
Among the guests at the wedding
were Mr. and Mrs. j. y. Haggin, Mr.
and Mrs. ben Ali Haggin, Mr.. and
Mrs. H.. c. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Polk, MIR and Mrs Danger
field and Mr. ard Mrs. Reginald Van
derbilt, ali OF New York: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Brown. Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs
George Ewing and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jaynes, of Baltimore MIR. and Mrs
Francis King wainwright and Mr.
Richard Elkins, of Philadelphia: the
Italian ambassador and Baroness Des
Planches, the German ambassador
and Countess Won Bernstorif. the
French ambassador ana Nine Jusser-
and. the British ambassador and Mrs
James Bryce. Admiral Dewey and Mrs
Dewey Senator and Mrs. Hale. Sena-
tor and Mrs Aidrich and the Misses
Aldrich, Senator and Mrs. Crane, Sen
ator and Mrs. Wetmore and the Miss