The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-02

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capital. Guests were there from more
than dozen States
Miss Royal was attended by a group
of girls each Of whom is noted for her
beauty The list included Mrs. William
| Hubert, formerly Miss Mary Potts, OF
Richmond. as matron of honor; the
Misses Anne Keith Royal, the bride
sister, and Caroline Gordon Reynolds
| maids of honor, and the Misses Elsie
Lindsey, Ella Williams Buck. Julia
| Joynes, Gwendolyn Rutherford. OF Rich
mond. and Miss Efhe BagnelI, OF st.
Louis, bridesmaids. Little Misses Helen
and Neckitie Johnston were ribbon bear
ers and little Margaret symonds was
flower girl. Hugh H Hamil, of Trenton,
was his brothers best man.
The groomsmen included Messrs. John
c. Gllpin, OF Philadelphia William E.
Green and John s Broughton, OF Tren-
ton; Edward F. Johnson. Of Chicago; A.
T. McCiintock, of Wnkesbare. and
! Carroll. Of New York. The ushers were
A. Randolph Holiday, w. R. Turner,
Stuart G. Christian. William d. Cooke
John B. Parrish, John A Cutchins. WI
! liam Lawton, and Hiram Smith, of Rich
mond; Bartlett Stryeker. Of Philadelphia,
and Nelson L. Petty. of Trenton
The bride and her sister have been en-
tertained frequently here by Mr.. and
Mrs. Marye and other friends
Arrangements for the wedding of Miss
Eleanor Alexander. daughter Of Mrs.
Henry Addison Alexander. to Theodore
Roosevelt, jr. are now completed. and
will take place on Monday. June 20, in
the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church,
New York. Miss Elizabeth Bertron. who
was married TO SnOwden Andrew Fahne-
| stock yesterday, VIII act as matron OF
| honor, and the bridesmaids VIII be Miss
Ethel Roosevelt sister of the bridegroom:
| Miss Harriet Alexander and Miss Janetta
Alexander. daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. c.
B. Alexander. and cousins OF the bride
elect; Miss Jean w Delano, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Delano. r., and
Miss Jessie Millington-Drake. of Paris
Mr.. ROosevelts best man will be Mr.
/ Evelyn Dupont Irving. and the ushers
viii be Francis Roche. John W Cutler,
/ Hamilton Fish, jr., z. Morgan Gilbert
Fulton Cutting. Elliott Cutler, Grafton
| Chapman, George Roosevelt. Monroe
Robinson. and Kermit Roosevelt. brother
Of the bridegroom, who accompanied the
/ former President on his. hunting trip.
Rev. DR.. Henry NJ Sanders. a great IN
Gle Of the bride-elect. will be assisted
/ In performing the ceremony by DR.. Cor
don Russell. Of Crawford, y. ]. A re-
ception will be held at the home of Mrs.
c. B. Alexander, in West Eighth street.
New York. Mr.. Roosevelt will give his
bachelor dinner on Saturday at Del
monico's.
The wedding of Miss Ruth Garner and
DR.. Ralph Andre Quick was solem-
nized in the historic Old Falls Church
| at $50 o'clock last evening, the rector.
Rev. Edward Calendar. officiating. The
bride IS the eldest child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| John William Garner. of Falls Church
and New Mexico, and granddaughter OF
Judge A. A. Freeman. attorney general
for the Post-office Department during
| the Garfield administration
DR.. Quick is the eldest son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Vanderbilt Quick. of Falls Church.
He is a graduate OF George Washington
University, class of 1908, and has located
at Clarendon, Va. where a beautiful
new home awaits the return of the bridal
couple from their wedding trip.
The church was deliberately decorated
with pink roses. ferns. and vines. carry
ing out the wedding color scheme of
pink and green. The ushers were DR..
French, DR.. Simonds, DR.. Kemble, DR..
Mankin. Mr.. Allan Garner. and Mr..
Frank Preston. Following them came the
six bridesmaids. Misses Katherine Milton,
Marguerite Rowell, Susie Dawson, Mar
Margaret Copper. The first four wore
gowns of pale pink messaline. and car
ried bridesmaid roses, and the last two
wore white lace gowns. over pale green
messaline
The little flower girls, Elizabeth Garner
and Alma McGroarty, wearing white jim
gerie froclIs and carrying baskets Of
sweet peas. preceded the maid OF honor,
Miss Mary Milton, of Washington. gown
ed in pale green messaline and carrying
Killarney roses The bride was given in
marriage by her father, Her gown was
Of white satin, en- train, with central
panels of embroidery and pearls. The tulle
vel was crowned with a c0ronet Of natu-
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