The Washington times., 1910-10-19
Miss Shelby Lee Robinson Become the Bride
Of William NowIen Haock at Her Home Today
Ceremony to Be Performed
at the Woodley
Apartment.

A pretty home wedding will take
place at the WoOdley this afternoon at
4 o'clock when Miss Shelby Lee Rob
tnson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Han
cock Robinson, becomes the bride Of
William Nowlen Hallock, of Bath.
n. 7. Only relatives will be present
at the ceremony. at which the Rev
Herbert Scott Smith, rector of St
Margaret's Episcopal Church, will Of
1icite
Quantities of palms, ferns, Southern
smilax and yellow and white chrysan-
Jhemums form the house decorations,
and string orchestra will play the
wedding music during the ceremony and
the reception
The bride, escorted and given In mar
rage by her father, Will wear a hand
some bridal gown Of white satin and
9uchesse lace with the bodice effectively
draped in chiffon. Her bridal veil OF
Venetian point lace will be held IN
place with orange blossoms, and the
DI4oal bouquet viii be a shower of bride
roses and lilies of the valley
Mrs. Robert Z. Kizer Of Bath, y. Y.
Ine matron Of honor, Will wear q robe
or venetian point lace over satin, with
a yellow satin beaver hat faced with
DIack and trimmed with a huge bird OF
- paradise she Will carry yellow chrvs-
anthemums and autumn leaves tied
with yellow ribbon
Huntley H. Gilbert. of Chicago, Ill.
VIII act as best man for Mr.. Hallock
Sid William Kemp Lyon, OF Bath.
N. z, wifi be groomsman.
n small reception at 4:30 o'clock has
Deen arranged to follow the ceremony.
MIS- Robinson, mother of the bride.
Wno viii assist in receiving the guests
VII wear handsome gown Of white
enron broadclOth with a corsage bou-
quet or violets and orchids
Mrs. Hallock
To Wear White Satin.
Mrs. William H Hallock. Of Bath. n.
T., mother Of the bridegroom, will wear
white messaHne satin with a large black
nat trimmed with a white willow plume.
Mrs. L. S. Scruggs. Of Mississippi.
grandmother of the bride, will wear a
gown Of black embroidered chiffon cloth
over satin.
MIS- George Jarman. cousin of the
bride, OF New York, will be becomingIy
gowned In old rose crepe meteor. and
MISS Sarah Coke, OF Roanoke, Va, will
wear black velvet with a black silk
beaver.hat trimmed with a black willow
plume
Mrs. Scruggs, Mrs. Jarman. Miss
Coke and Miss Anna. Davis, of Missis-
61ppi, a cousin of the bride. are house
guests OF Mr. and Mrs Robinson for the
wedding.
Other out-of-town guests at the we'd
ding VIII be Mrs. George Nowlen, Mrs.
6euDen Lyon, and Miss Harriet LYON
And ROBERT e kzer, all of Bath, n. Y.
Mr.. HallOck and his bride will leave
Washington after the reception for an
extended bridal trip. Mrs. Hallock will
travel in handsome tailored suit of
dark gray Zibeline with a gray tOoue
trimmed with an old rose border and a
set Of black lynx furs. Mr.. and Mrs
Hallock viii reside In Bath. n. Y,
where they will be at home after No
vember !.
Captain Mclean
And Mrs. Mclean Hosts.
Capt Walter Mclean. L. S. N. and
Mrs. Mclean entertained at dinner last
evening at the Chevy Chase Club in
compliment to the bridal party Of their
daughter. Miss Elsie Jarvis Mclean. and
Paul c. Patterson, whose marriage
takes place tomorrow afternoon. Among
the additional guests were Mrs. J.
March Patterson, Of Chicago, and Mrs.
George Henry Scripps. of Rushville, H.,
mother and sister Of the bridegroom.
Captain and Mrs Mclean viii enter
tain the bridal party and a few addi-
tiOnal guests at supper this evening af-
ter the rehearsal for the wedding.
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Miss FeroIine Perkins, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins,
will arrive in Washington tomorrow 10
attend the wedding Of Miss Mclean
and Mr. Patterson. She will be the
guest Of Miss Katherine Jennings.
Mrs. Charles Day Palmer. daughter o.
the former Secretary Of War and Mrs.
Wright. one Of the matrOns Of honor,
has arrived in Washington and IS the
house guest Of Captain and Mrs. Nc
Lean.
Mrs G. P. Browning Of COOperstOWn.
n. Y. and Mrs. Borden. OF Chicago, Ill,
who came 10 Washington last evening.
are also the guests of Captain and Mrs.
Mclean