Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-21

their apartment at the Oakland. The
marriage of Miss Converse to Mr.. Au-
gustus Derby of Bosom will take place
early in January.
ST Margaret's Episcopal Church was
the scene of one OF the prettiest weddings
of the season Yesterday afternoon, when
Miss Elsie Jarvis Mclean became the
bride of Mr.. Paul c. Patterson.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Herbert Scott Saith amid a bower
OF palms. white chrysanthemums ana
blue blossoms. and every other pewhead
was decorated with a standard OF these
same flowers.
The warm sunshine coming through the
open windows gave quite a summary ap-
pearance. which was greatly enhanced by
the lisht-colored gowns and hats worn
by the guests.
The bride. who was escorted by her
father. Capt. Water Mclean, L. S. N.
made a charming picture in her gown
OF soft white satin. yelled in chiffon
caught up with loops of the satin around
the bottom to show fiounce of rose
point lace.
The corsage. which was cut with V
neck. was made almost entirely of the
point lace. with bertha OF chf-
fon. edged with the lace. Her tuIle veil
fell in graceful folds from a wreath of
lilies of the valley
The bridal bouquet was cascade Of
white orchids. blue bells and lilies OF the
valley.
Two little flower girls. the Misses
Margaret and Adelaide futile. immedi-
ately preceded the bride. and they We're
dressed alike in white frocks over pink
SILK slips. Each wore headdress Of
white tulle. with fluffy bow on the left
side, caught with tiny pink roses. and
each carried baskets filed with pink
roses and tied with blue tuile
The bridesmaids. Miss Sue HERSHEY
Watson of New York. Miss Mathilda
Auerbach of Washington and ST Paul.
Miss Katherine Jennings and Miss Ellen
Lemly, both of this city. walked ahead
OF the flower girls. and wore short gowns
of white chiffon. painted with pale blue
flowers and worn over blue slips. The
short sleeves Were edged with blue mara
bou and had two bands of the same hold
ing the skirts in above the flounce. Their
narrow pale blue velvet girdles were
finished at the back with fiat how
and diamond buttons.
Each wore a short white tulle veil. held
with double wreath of tiny pink roses.
They carried arm bouquets of white
chrysanthemums. blue blossoms and ferns
tied with blue tulle.
Mrs. Charles Day Palmer. daughter of
the former Secretary of War and Mrs
Luke E. Wright, the first matron of
honor. wore an exquisite gown of pale
pink satin. yelled in pink chiffon, hand
somely embroidered. She also wore
tuile veil, with the rose wreath and
gether with several effective diamond
corsage ornaments. Her bouquet was of
pink chrysanthemums
Mrs. William A. Dallam. wife of Lieut..
honor. wore white satin draped with
white chiffon and trimmed with crystals.
Her dress just escaped the floor and was
caught around. half way up. with a band
some beautiful pearl ornaments and had
touches Of the American beauty satin
and crystal embroidery on the corsage.
A cap of silver tulle with a coronet of
pearls. finished off her costume and she
carried a bouquet of American beauty
roses.
The ushers, who led the procession.
were DIR. Ralph Walker Mcdowell. L. S.
N. Mr.. Theodore Chapman of Chicago,
Mr.. Walter Dayton of Towanda, Pa, and
Mr.. Wallace Donald Mclean of this
city. The best man was Mr.. Julian Stevens
Patterson, the grooms brother. Follow
ing the ceremony a small reception was
held at the home of the brides parents
on 0 street. Quantities of pink and white
chrysar1themums, palms and trailing vines
were used in the decoration Of the house.
The young couple assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Mclean. who looked ex
ceedingly we'll in gown of pale pink
satin, draped with gray chiffon, and a
gray velvet hat trimmed with pink
plumes. She carried a bouquet of killar
ney roses. Mrs Jarvis. the brides grand
mother. who wore black chiffon over
satin. and some fine old pearl jewelry.
Mrs. Patterson, the Sroom's mother, who
wore willow green crepe meteor, with
touches of gold lace Mrs. George Henry
Scrips of Rushville, ILL.,. the groom's sis
ter, was gowned in French blue velvet
yelled in purple chiffon ar
After the reception Mr.. Patterson and
his bride left on their wedding journey.
the latter wearing a becoming travelling
costume of dark blue serge. with blue
toque trimmed in tapestry shades.
On their return they will reside at the
Brighton. Among the guests at the we'd
ding were Admiral Dewey. L. S. N; Mr..
and Mrs. William Dennis, Mrs. G. p.
Browning of CooperstOwn. n. Y: Mrs
Borden of Chicago. Mr.. Donald Mclean
fiance. Lieut. Hiram l.. Irwin; Gen. Low
den of New York and his daughter Mrs
F. L. Copeland; Mrs. Samuel Todd Davis.
Miss Winifred Davis. Mr.. and Mrs Hen
men Jennings, Miss Feroline Perkins. Miss
Pauline Magruder, Miss Nina Van Ars-
dale. Mrs. Knox. Mrs. Charles Grayson
Dulin, Miss Mildred Fearn, Miss Betty
Beale, Mrs. John Magruder. Miss Natalie
Magruder. Miss Frances Goldsborough,
DR.. and Mrs. Sewers and Mrs. Faison
Miss Ruth Moves. Mrs. Ben lie Mier Mil
Ter, Miss Francis Miller. Mrs. Francois
Berger Moran, Miss Mabel Hume. Mr. and
Mrs. TAFT, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ID. Wal
colt. Miss Murray Miss Carolyn Murray,
Pay Director and Mrs. Martin. Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Barber. Mr.. Ridley Mclean.
Mr. John Martin, Rear Admiral and Mrs
Gheen. Mrs. Silas w. Terry Miss Terry
Lieut.. Camperor Mrs. Sewers. Mai. and
Mrs. Faison, Miss Ella Lorraine Dorsey.
Mrs. WotherspOon. Mrs. briggs, Miss Ma
talie briggs. Rear Admiral and Mrs Hol-
lyday Rear Admiral O'Neal, Col. Archi-
bald Oracle. Miss Oracle. Mrs William
Marshall Miss Marshall. Mrs Harley Cal
vim Gage, Miss Gage. Miss Hannah Tay-
lor Mrs. Eakin Gadsby. Mr. John *.
Stauffer and Mr.. Edgar D. Shaw