The Washington herald., 1910-06-12

OF the Russian Embassy.
At the brides table, placed f. the dining
room. the floral centerpieee was Of white
liiacs and lilies and above was suspended
a wedding bell OF white lilaes and tulle,
Among the out-of-town guests at the
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nil
Ter. of New York. formerly OF Washing
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Everett Rap
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mckinney and
Miss Fisher OF Washington.
The evening before the wedding Mr..
and Mrs. McCook gave the rehearsal din
ner. the guests including the bridal party
and house guests from out-of-town. The
bride took this occasion to present her
attendants with gold vanity balls On a
gold chain and ring. each ball mono
grammed, and Mr.. Miller presented his
men with scarf pins. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
are now away on their wedding trip. and
will spend part Of the summer at least
at the McCook country place in Canada.
Two nights before the wedding Miss
Du Puy and Miss Cassidy. two Of the
bridesmaids. entertained at dinner for
the bride and bridegroom at the Pitts
burg Golf Club. The afternoon of the
same day Mrs. Rodney Dean Day gave
A wedding OF much interest 20 Wash
ington society is that OF Miss Frances
Cleveland Lamont. daughter OF Mrs. La
mont, widow OF Daniel Lamont, former
Secretary Of Var. Of West Fifty-third
street, New York. and Mr. Francis lie
Baron Robbins. jr.. which takes place
next Saturday, in Grace Church, Mil
brook. n. Y. Miss Lamont viii be at
tended by her two sisters. the Misses
Elizabeth and Katherine Lamont, and
Miss Mary Alice Robbins, of Greenfield.
Mass. sister of the bridegroom. Mr..
Shepard Ashmap Morgan, OF New York,
viii act as best man, and the ushers Will
be Henry Hopkins, jr., Harold Norton
Landon, cousin Of Mr.. Robbins; Mar
shall Bartholomew. Arthur Newell Cop
perthwaite, Floyd Reeves Smith, all of
New York, and Prof. William Lewis
Perry, Of WilliamstOwn. Mass. The cere-
mony will be performed at o'clock,
Rev. Howard Chandler Robbins, OF En-.
glewood. n. J.. and a brother OF the
bridegroom, officiating. assisted by Rev.
Charles Gilbert, rector OF Grace Church,
Milbrook Mr. Robbins Is the son OF
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Freneis lie Baron Rob
bins. OF Greenfield. Mass. and the neph-
ew Of Levi p. Morton. Of New York. He
is a graduate OF Williams College, 1910
class. and Of the Harvard law school,
and is a member Of the Alpha Delta Phi
Club OF New York.
Miss Lillian Martin Perry. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs J. S Perry. was married
to Lieut.. Robert Octavius Edward. Coast
Artillery Corps, U. S. 4, Of Fort Cas-
well, n. c., June 6, at o'clock, IN st.
Paurs p. z. Church. Salem, Va. The
ushers were Lyle McClung and Frank
Wiley The groomsmen were John
Murchison. OF Wilmington, n. c.. and
John Moffett, of Salem. Mr.. Hente-
Perry. OF Atlanta, Ca. also attended the
wedding. Mr.. Harry Jones. of Norfolk,
Va, acted as best man. Mrs. Graham
Clator was matron OF honor and the
maid of honor was Miss Edith Walters,
Of Covington, KY. Miss Jean Gregory,
Of Huntington. ". Va, was the flower
girl. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. J. S. Meredith.
Mrs Helen CASTOR Sydenham an
nounces the engagement Of her daughter
Josephine, 10 Cadet Raymond Foster
Fowler, a member OF this years gradual
ing class at West Point Miss Sydenham
is the daughter of the late Lieut.. Alvin
II. Sydenham, U. S. A, and a niece OF
Major H. A. CASTOR, First Cavalry, Z. S.
Army.
Miss Mabel Madden, daughter OF Rep
resentative and Mrs. Martin 3. Madden,
Of Illinois, and Paul Henderson, Of
Chicago, were married yesterday after
noon at O'Clock. at Castle Eden, Hins-
dale, ILL.,, the summer home Of the brides
parents. The brides only attendent was
Miss Leona Adsit, OF Albany. who acted
as maid OF honor, and Lionel Gardner
was Mr.. Henderson's best man, A special
train carried many relatives and friends
TO HinsdaIe from Chicago for the we'd
ding. The young couple after their
honeymoon trip viii make their future
home in Chicago. residing at 1929 Michi-
gan avenue, and will be at home TO their
friends after October l. The bride is
well known in Washington society. par
ticularly in Congressional circles. Dur
ing her fathers residence in Washington
the family occupied apartments at the
Highlands.
A marriage of unusual interest 10 take
place June 90 Is that of George Bowdoin
Craighill a prominent young Washington
lawyer, to Miss Julia Armistead LippitI.
formerly of West Virginia, and now a
resident OF the Capital. Mr.. Craighin is
a son Of the Rev. James B. Craighill, OF
the Episcopal Cathedral staff, and a
nephew of the late Gen. William Craig
| hill, OF the United states army. His
brother, Rev Francis Hopkinson. Craig
hill, is rector of ST. Johns P. r. Church.
Wytheville, Va, another brother, Ruth
erford Craighill, being successfully en-
gagged in business in Pittsburg. Through
his mother. Miss Margaret Smith, Of
| Northampton County. Va. Mr.. Craighili
is lineal descendant Of Francis Hop
kinson, signer of the Declaration Of m
dependence, and is q cousin of Francis
Hopkinson Smith. artist and author
Among his washington relatives is Alfred
| p Thorn attorney for the Southern Rail-
A Host of June Brides
! viii ride in DOWney'g elegant carriages.
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