The Washington herald., 1910-10-24

hall against a high background OF white
chrysanthemums and greens. 18th the
bridesmaids ranged at each side in semi
circles. il had been planned 20 have all
or the tables for the seated breakfast
placed on The rOony verandas encircling
three sides OF the house and under the
marquee. but. OF course. the storm pre-
vented this, and most OF the tables. save
few on the plaZzas, were brought into
the huge central hall and the adjacent
rooms, but although this made the affair
a crowded one. the service was not seri-
ously interfered with. Mr.. and Mrs Cut
Ter and their attendants sat at one large
table in the green-and-white breakfast
room. which was decorated with white
roses and cosmos. 4 second string band
played during the breakfast After the
I bridal party had finished they came into
the main hall where the guests were
seated, the bridesmaids separating and
entering through the two doors at either
I side. and the bride heading one line All
I Of tn guests rose and stood until they
had passed through.
Meanwhile, the bridegroom had gone
upstairs, attended by his best man and
ushers, where a punch was awaiting
them brewed by Louis the old Harvard
football coach, and some secret .cere-
monies were performed. such as are al
ways enacted when a member Of the POr-
cupine Club Of Harvard marries
The brides going away gown was q
black velvet robe. topped by black VEL
vet coat, with touches OF white lace.
She wore a high black velvet hat OF the
so-called peach basket shape, faced with
white and having a spray OF gold buds
al one side As she, with the bridegroom.
appeared az the top Of the stairs lead
Ffrtr IL E-r
greeted with the Harvard College call
and showers Of rice flung Up instead Of
down. The bride tossed her bouquet 10
her attendants assembled at the bottom
of the stairs. and it was caught BY Miss
Jessie Thompson Mr.. and Mrs Cutler
then entered the Fish family carriage,
the horses and CosCEman's whip being
decorated with knots Of white ribbons.
and drove Of. After a brief trip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cutler VIII live IN Boston. where
the brIdegroom's parents have given
them q house. Among the guests e. the
church and house were the Misses Ethel
Roosevelt Harriet Alexander. Margaret
Roosevelt. Mrs. Emlen Roosevelt Mr..
Albert 4. Gray and Mrs. Gray tnee Fish.
Miss Janet Fish. Mrs. Charles SuCkley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward u. Braud5gee, ~
this city, and Miss Eleanora Sears.
An interesting wedding VIII take place
al Annapolis November .. when Miss r.
Whish daughter of Capt Whish. OF the
British royal navy. 10 Vincent Bromley,
son OF Vice Admiral A. Bromley, Of the
British royal navy. The ceremony viii
be performed in historic and quaint ST.
AIMS Protestant Episcopal Church,
chosen for its English colonial traditions.
Miss Anne Rumbough. daughter OF
Lieut. Col David J. Rumbough, L s.
A. and Miss Katherine Knight daugh-
ter Of Capt. Austin NJ. Knight [. s. \,
have arrived in Washington, where they
have entered school.
Rear Admiral French T. Chadwick. L.
5. n. retired, and Mrs. Chadwick are the
guests of Mrs. Duane PelI. at Hastings
on-the-Hudson. y. y.
Capt Daniel Van Noorhis. after a visit
in Ohio with his parents, former Repre-
sentative and Mrs Van Noorhis, has re-
turned to hys station at the White House.
At the residence Of George W KnowI-
ton. ir.. in West Upton. Mass. Saturday.
Mrs. Caroline Vose NOlkuan, daughter
OF the late Gen. and Mrs William p.
Vose. l. $ a. was married 10 Capt.
Hugh J. b McElgin, L. 5. A, OF Fort
Wright, Fishers Island, y. y, by Rev.
William A Wood, pastor OF the Unitarian
Church. The best man was Capt Law
renee 8 Miller. T. s A. of Fort Wright.
and the bridesmaid was Mrs Knowlton,
a cousin Of the bride.
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