Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-12

Littlepage, Mr.. Clement Bouve and MIR.
Colin McRae will be ushers
Mrs. Dickinson, the brides mother, will
wear a gown of gray silk
The young couple will leave tonight for
an extended trip. which will eventually
bring them TO their future home In Saigon
lndo-China.
Sailing today aboard the steamship
Bluecher of the Hamburg-American line
for Cherbourg. Plymouth and Hamburg
was Mrs Ray Hayden Pullich OF this
city.
Miss Glare Lipscomb, who has been
summering in Newport. has left there to
visit her cousin. Mrs. D. X. Hill of New
York CITY She will return to her home.
$50 street northwest, In a few days.
Miss Gertrude Bayne OF this city was
In the bridal party attending Miss Mar
tina Weightman and Mr.. William A.
Fuller at Holy Trinity Church. Phiiadel-
phian. yesterday.
The BRIDE. who wore a wonderful gown
of ivory satin. which was veiied In chii-
fon and trimmed with rare old family
lace. and filmy tulle veil held In place
with a wreath OF orange blossoms. was
given in marriage by her mother Sne
was attended by her sister. Mrs. EdwN
y. Benson. jr.. matron OF honor. Her
bridesmaids were Miss Louise Levick,
Miss Harriet McAdoo and Miss Suzanne
Whitney of New York and Miss Gertrude
Bayne of Washington. The Hover girls
were Miss Anne Meirs and Miss Jean
nette FAIRIES. two little nieces of the
bride. The ribbon bearers were John L.
Carpenter and William W. Mefrs
Lawrence c. Fuller. brother or tne
bridegroom was best man. The ushers
included DR.. j. B. Bayne CT Washing
ton. Alan Butler. Henry s. Drinker 1r.'
Thomas Stokes. DR.. Ralph Pemberton,
T. William Roberts. Welsh Strawbridge
and Frederick y. Gates OF Geneva, swift
Zerland.
A small reception followed the cere-
mony at the brides home. 1919 Walnut
street. The brides table was arranged
in the main dining room on the hrst
floor. while the guests were served III
a room on the second floor of the mouse,
which was decorated beautifully with
autumn flowers and foliage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller Will spend Their
honeymoon abroad. and on their return
will live at Chestnut Hill.
The bride is the daughter OF Mrs Jones
wister by her first husband and grand
daughter OF William Weightman. the
millionaire chemist. She made her debut
several seasons ago. and Is the youngest
of Mrs Wisters daughters. The bride
groom has been for many years proIni-
nent in the brotherhood of st. Andrew
and has engaged in many philanthropic
enterprises.
One of the most interesting weddings
Of the season took place today at noon
at ST. PauHs Church. when MISS LOIS
Gibson Dyer. daughter of Mr.. and MRS.
william Henry Dyer. and Dr. John Foote.
son of the late DR.. John Foote. or Scran-
ton, Pa, were the contracting parties
Only the Immediate relatives were pres
ent at the ceremony. which was perform
ed by the brides uncle. Kew MaTcus
Dyer Of New York.
Mrs Frederick Stiegmayer of Salt Lake
City, Utah. the brides sister. was her
only attendant. Or. Footes pest man
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large wedding breakfast followed at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer. 1872 10th
street northwest -,
The brides gown was OF white duchess
satin entrain, made quite simply Her
only ornaments were pearls and she wore
q tulle veil with half wreath OF orange
blossoms. and carried q shower bouquet
of lilies Of the valley. Mrs. Stiegmayers
and her flowers American beauty roses
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs John Foote and Miss Katharine
Foote of Scranton, Pa; Miss Irene Dyer
Miss Connaughton OF Baltimore and Mrs.
Carl Austin of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Kennedy have
sent out cards for the wedding reception
Of their daughter, Eva Elvira. and Mr..
Frank Russell Underwood. Wednesday
evening. October Is, at 8 O'Clock, at 351S
18th street. The couple will be at home
after November 10 at LODI fark rodn
Prof p J. Iennox of the Catholic Uni
versity and Mrs. Lennox, who Travelled
extensively in Europe during the summer.
have returned to their apartment in the
Toronto.
Mrs. Florence Littlewood of 18th street
is spending the autumn at Atlantic City.
Mrs J. NJ. Culp, accompanied by Miss
Alkaline -Culp, reached New York Sum
day night on board the steamship Rot
terdam. They came to this city the same
evening and are once more at their resi-
dence on @ street Miss Culp is to be
one of this years debutantes.
Mrs. R. Reid Rogers and Miss Eliza
beth Rogers. who went abroad In the
early summer. were in Paris October 4.
Miss Nettie c. Davis daughter of the
late Representative Radford r. Davis
and of Mrs. Martha Davis Lyle of this
city, was married to Mr.. Maurice L.
Shaffer, son of Rev. and Mrs. George
H. ShafYer OF Indianapolis. Ind, We'd
nesday, October D.. 1910! The ceremony
took place at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. Ada d. Morris. i'm Indianapo-
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