The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
Miss Elsie Mclean Bride of
Paul c. Patterson.
NOTABLE LIST OF GUESTS
Persian Charge d,Anaires Leases
Home In sixteenth Street as Lee
turns To the City-Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Gerry on for New York.


taken an apartment Mrs. Ballinger will
have formerly lived at the Shoreham
while in the city.
One OF the most beautiful weddings Of
the season took place yesterday after
noon at i:5O O'clock In St Margarets
Episcopal Church. when Miss Elsie Jar
Wis Mclean, daughter OF Capt Walter
Mclean, L. 5. n. and Mrs. Mclean.
became the bride OF Paul Chenery Pat
terson- The church was handsomely dec
GRATED with palms and white chrysanthe-
NUNS. and clusters OF flowers adorned
the altar and choir pews. The bridal
party passed down an aisle Of flowers
| formed of white chrysanthemums and
/ tulle. Reserve pews for the families
were marked with white ribbons and tall
standards of white chrysanthemums, and
/ the bridal couple knelt upon a white
satin priedieu, decorated with clusters
I Of Bride roses. Mr. Edgerton. the or
ganist OF 81. Margaret's Church, played
the wedding music and an appropriate
musical programme. including several
Scotch airs and melodies during the seat
/ ing of the guests. The ushers who pre-
coded the bridal party 10 the altar were
/ Or. Ralph Walker Mcdowell, l.. s. y;
/ Walter Dayton. of ToWanda, Pa; Wal
lace Donald Mclean and DIR. c.. Browne
Jarvis Mr. Julian Stevens Patterson, of
IThiCagO. brother of the bridegroom, acted
as his best man. and the bride was es-
corted and given in marriage by her
/ father. Capt Mclean. She wore a rich
/ gown of~~rite satin ana chiffon with a
deep flounce Of point lace on the skirt
q full court train. and the bodice draped
in chiffon and rose point lace in kerchief
effect Her veil was held In place by a
double bandeau Of tulle and lilies OF the
/ valley and on her slippers she wore
/ pearl buckles. heirlooms in her family
/ She carried a cascade Of lilies OF the
VALLEY and orchids
! Mrs. William A. Dallam, wife OF Capt.
! Dallam, L. s. A. and Mrs. Charles Day
| Palmer attended the bride as matrons
Of honor, and the bridesmaids we're Miss
/ Sue HERSHEY Watson, of New York; Miss
Katherine Jennings and Miss Ellen
! Lemly. of Washington, and Miss Matilda
Auerlach. of Washington and ST. Paul
Mrs. Gallam wore gown Of white satin
yelled in net. with trimmings of crystal
and American beauty chiffon az the top
Of the border and sleeves. Her short veil
Of white uille was held in place with a
coronet Of pearl and she carried a bou-
quet Of American Beauty roses Mrs.
| Palmer wore pink embroidered satin veil
ed in pink chiffon. Her veil was caught
with a wreath OF tiny pink rosebuds and
she carried an armful OF pink chrysanthe-
NUNS and pale blue delphium tied with
! pale blue tulle. The bridesmaids wore
/ white chiffon OF pale blue satin with a
. a
/ bottom % the skirt The top Of the Dor
/ der and the sleeves are edged with pale
( blue marabou and rose point lace. The
/ bridesmaids short wells were held In
/ place with bandeaux OF pale blue tulle
and tiny pink rose buds. and they carried
/ arm clusters of pink chrysanthemums
/ and pale blue delphium tied with huge
! bows Of pale blue tulle. The delicate
/ touches Of pale blue, pink, and blue gave
II an exceedingly Dresden effect 20 the
wedding Little Margaret and Adelaide
II futile, daughters Of Mr. and Mrs Leroy
futile, who served as flower girls. wore
dainty frocks OF white wolfe over pink
silk with caps OF white tulle. trimmed
with pink rosebuds, and carried baskets
Of pink roses tied with bows Of blue
tuIle. Following the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. Herbert Scott Smith
AZ the church. a small reception was
held at the home of Capt. and Mrs
Mclean. 2109 O street
The house was beautifully decorated
for the occasion with quantities of palms
and bamboo vines and Killarney roses
in the drawing-room. white roses in tho
reception hall. and white roses and blue
delphium on the brides table in the
dining-room. Mrs Mclean, the brides
mother wore a handsome gown OF gray
satin draped in coral pink chiffon with
a band Of coral pink velvet at the bot
tom of the skirt. caught here and there
with tiny cut steel ornaments, and gray
Urban trimmed with coral pink plumes.
Mrs. j. March Patterson. Of Chicago.
mother of the bridegroom. wore a hand
some gown of willow green crepe meteor
trimmed In gold lace and embroidered in
gold on the bodice, with a black velvet
hat with black and white plumes. The
bridegroom's sister, Mrs. George Henry
Scripps, OF Rushville, H., wore French
blue velvet, draped In purple chiffon
edged with purple marabou, and trimmed
on tie bodice with rose point lace and
Persian velvet and a large blue hat
1 trimmed In purple and blue plumes. Mrs
a A. Jarvis, Of TOwands, Pa. grand
mother OF the bride, was gowned in
black satin yelled in chiffon. with trim
mings of lace and Jet and pearl orna-
ments. Her black toque was trimmed
with plumes. Mrs. O. p. Browning, OF
CooperstoWn. y. Y: Mrs Borden, OF
Chicago: Gen Louder, Of New York, and
Mrs. Florence Louder Copeland OF New
York, were among the out-of-town guests
present at the wedding After the recep-
ton Mr.. Patterson and his bride left
/ Washington for a honeymoon trip The
! brides going away gown was a travelling
suit OF dark blue diagonal serge with a
tuTban OF Persian. with touch of blue
velvet Upon their return to Washing
ton they will reside at The Brighton
Among the guests az the wedding were
the Admiral Of the Navy, George Dewey
Rear Admiral and Mrs Gheen and Miss
Gheen, Rear Admiral and Mrs Holiday
! Rear Admiral O'Neil. Mai Gen. and
Mrs. William L. Marshall and Miss Mar
shall, Col. and Mrs. Archibald Oracle and
Miss Oracle, Hon. Hannis Taylor and
Miss Hanna TAYLOR, Gen. and Mrs vii
liam p Hall the Secretary Of the Smith
! sOnian Institution and Mrs Charles d
WalcOtt, Mr. and Mrs Thomas Washing.
ton. Rear Admiral and Mrs Wainwright
Miss Eleanor Terry and her fiance Lieut.
Camperio; Col. and Mrs benjamin Reeves
Russell, Mai. and Mrs. Reisinger. DR.. anc
Mrs Duncan McKim. Mai and Mrs
Sdiluei ralSon. MFS, n. ]. Sewers, The
Misses Converse, Miss Julia Wilson, NJ.
and Mrs Hennen Jennings, Mrs F. c
Brooks and daughter, Miss Dorothy
Brooks BAY Director and Mrs. Martin
Mrs Harvey Calvin Gage and Miss Gage
Miss Feroline Perkins Mr. and Mrs
William F. Dennis, Mr.. and Mrs. Selwyr
Tate, Mrs. briggs. Miss Natalie briggs
and Mrs. Magruder,
The Persian Charge d'Affaires and Nine
All Kuli Khan have leased the house
1892 Sixteenth street as the Persian le
cation. They are now at the Cairo. bu
/ expect 10 take possession of the new
legation next week