Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-20

ton. assistant rector of Old Trinity
Church. New York. officated. Mrs. Gam
BILE is the daughter of the late Harry A
Nesbitt and Mrs. Nesbitt nee McClena-
ham of Port Deposit, niece of Mrs.
Joseph l. France of Baltimore and a
granddaughter of the late Henry c. Mes
hitt and John NJ. McClenahan of FORT
Deposit Mr.. Gamble is the son OF United
States Senator and Mrs. Robert j. Gam
scendant of Andrew Jackson. President
of the United States. He is graduate
of Princeton University, class of 1879:
member of the University Cottage Club
and captain of the track team for that
year.
The bride was given away by her broth
er. Mr. Charles McClenahan Nesbitt, of
New York. and was attended by her
maid of honor and her little cousin.
Kathryn Hagerty, of New York, as flower
girl. Mr.. John Foster Dulles OF Wash
mgton was best man, and his associates
as ushers were Mr.. Nathaniel Ewing OF
Bryn Mawr, Pa, and Mr.. Howard 1ur-
ner of Paterson, y. j.
The bride was attired in an empire
gown of white charmeuSe. embroidered
In pearls. with tunic of point desprit
lace, trimmed in pearls. The bridal veil
waS gracefully draped from bandeau
of pearls and orange blossoms
Senator and Mrs. Gamble were pres INT
at the wedding.
The couple will spend some time in
the south.
The marriage of Miss Halle II. Meade
and Mr. Newland r. De Paw. both of
Haymarket, Va. took place Wednesday
afternoon at 2:15 O'Clock at Media, the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Stasus Meade at
Braddock Heights, Va. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Andrew Grin
nan of ST. Paurs Church. Haymarket.
Va. and was witnessed by the nearest
relatives and few intimate friends. The
brother, Mr.. Stasius Meade. Miss Norton
Tyler of Haymarket. Va, played the
wedding march. Mr.. and Mrs. DE PAW
will be at home to their friends at Wav-
erly after May ].
Easter season weddings occurred last
evening at the residence of Mrs. John
+. Wright. 1Ol6 South Carolina avenue,
Capitol Hill, when DR.. Paul r. Hickok.
pastor Of the Metropolitan Presbyterlan
Church, united in marriage Miss Kathryn
Wright and MI. Joseph II. Galliher, son
of c.. Il. Galliher, of this city
Yellow and white blooms with trailing
smilax and ferns transformed the lower
floor of the house into bower Of beauty
and formed an effective setting for the
ceremony, which occurred at S, the
couple standing before the flower-decked
mantel Miss Helen WEIGH rendered the
Mendelssohn nuptial march while the
bridal party descended the stairway, and
also played during the ceremony.
The bridal costume was of white satin
and crepe de chine, silver garnitureS, and
with yoke and sleeve trimming Of rare
mother. A shower bouquet Of white
daisies completed the picture. The brides
maid was Rosemary English Wright. who
was most becomingly attired in yellow
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low daisies
About one hundred guests witnessed the
ceremany. the company including the
many relatives Of the groom, and the
relatives other than her own immediate
family in the east. Mrs Wright wore
gray silk. Irish lace, with turquoise satin
piping. Mrs Tom Watson of Deerwood.
Mimi. sister Of the bride. wore white
organdie. Mrs. c. E. Galliher was hand
somely attred in a gown of Alice blue
satin, Miss Virginia Galliher in a frock
of white embroidery. Mr.. {. E. Galliher.
Mr.. Emery Galliher, Mr. and Mrs: w. T.
Galliher and their family, Mr.. Thomas
Wright and Mrs. Paul Hickok were
among the guests.
An extensive array Of gifts, on view
in an upper room, testified to the wide
popularity of the happy couple. On re-
turning from their honeymoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gallher will reside in their own
home at 800 Virginia avenue southwest.
The Ruth Brewster Chapter. D. A. R.,
of the District of Columbia, is the baby
chapter of the congress and is known as
the Baby Ruth 1t is just seven weeks
old. 1t has the distinction of being the
only d. A. r. chapter of the District of
Columbia composed almost entirely of
Mayflower descendants. Miss Maud Lips
of Elder William Brewster of the May
Aower, and the name Ruth Brewster was
given In honor Of a great granddaughter
of Elder William Brewster.
Mrs. William D. Hoover is a daughter
of the late Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Arthur
Tappin Reeve. Her early life was spent
in the west. In 1897 she was married to
William d. Hoover. president Of the Ma
tional Savings and Trust Company. Mrs.
Hoover has never cared for society. in the
strict sense Of the word, but is very fond
of outdoor life and is a skillful horse
woman. Mrs Hoover became a member
of Continental Chapter, D: A. r., in 1908.
Later she was transferred to the Luther
Reeve Chapter Of Rome, Ohio.
Mrs William l.. Peel of Atlanta, Ca has
long been one of the compelling forces
in the D. a. r. She was a charter
member Of the first chapter of Daugh
tiers of the American Revolution ever
organized. the Atlanta chapter. She col
soldiers. most of whom had been con-
signed to oblivion, which list was pub
lished in the Smithsonian report by the
government. properly certified by the
Secretary of State. BY this act thou
sands of soldiers were put on record and
hundreds Of women enabled to join the
Daughters of the American Revolution
For this great service Mrs. Peel was
made honorary state regent for life.
Mrs. Edwin c. Gregory of Salisbury.
N. c., who is candidate. for reelection
to the office of vice president general
of the Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton Is the eldest daughter of United
States Senator and Mrs. Lee S. Overman.
On her maternal side Mrs. Gregory is
a great-granddaughte Of Gen. Charles
Mcdowell, who commanded the Ameri-
can forces at the battle of Kings Noun
tain.