Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-10

daughters wedding day, was present. Her
gift to the bride was a set of silver spoons
given her on her own wedding day. Cast
ing a soft light over the g-ittering table
appointments were pink-shaded candles IN
handsome silver candelabra. pretty
| feature of the collation. was the cutting
of the wedding cake by the bride, using
her husbands sword.
Miss Marguerite Wheeler OF Burling-
ton, VT. and Capt. James Huston of the
| 10th Cavalry, stationed at Fort Ethan
Allen, were married last week in Ia
coma Wash, where the former was WIS.,
iting. The bride was thrown from hei
| horse a month ago and was not able tC
return to the east for the elaborate we'd
ding first planned. The bride wore a
| travelling dress and Capt. and Mrs
| Wheeler left at once for the former
post.
A quiet wedding last Wednesday al
Mare Island. California, was that of Mrs
| Elizabeth Herresshoff and Lieut.. Com
| mander Lloyd S. Shapley. The engage
ment of the couple was announced few
weeks ago, with no date set for the
wedding, but recent orders necessi-
tated Lieut.. Commander Shapley's pres
| was hurried to give time for honey
| moon before the latter went to his new
duty. One of the recent entertainments
given for Mrs. Herresshoff was linen
shower, at which Mrs. ]. NJ Salladay
was hostess and which was attended by
many Of the naval officers wives at Mare
Island.
The evening of October 80 was chosen
for the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Hicks,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hicks
of Los Angeles. and Lieut.. Robert Frank
Gross, U. s. A. 1t was home we'd
ding with pretty appointments Of the
service making the affair unusual in the
array Of home weddings. The best man
at the wedding was Lieut. II. r. Keller,
who accompanied Lieut.. Gross from
Bremerton for the occasion. The ushers
were all we'll known navy officers. and in
the group were Lieut.. Thomas A. Sym
ington, U. S. N; Lieut.. Charles F. Pous-
S. n, and Ralph Phelps from San Fran
cisco. Miss Sarah Mcfarland, who is
a close friend Of the bride, arrived from
Europe in time to be maid of honor. and
the bridesmaids at this interesting affair
were Miss Margaret Gaffey and Miss
katherine Stearns There was a limited
number of guests, but the reception after
ward was one of the notable affairs of
the month socially.
Cards were received this week from Mr.
and Mrs. James Francis Koran, announc
ing the marriage of their daughter, Lulu
Gray, to Maj. Leon Samuel ROudiez
U. s. A, at Fort Gibbon, Alaska, De-
tober ..
Announcement has been received by Mr.
Harry w. Pote of this city of the maria ge
of his nephew, Prof. Frank W. Pote. and
Miss Marguerite Edith Hanna, in Colum.
bus, Ohio, the home of the bride She is
the pretty and accomplished daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H Hanna Prof Pote has
been at Columbus University in Ohio for
the last three years, and is at Tufts Col
lege of Boston this year. member of
Al <n1 ~ mill h..
January 1 at Marshall street, Medford
Hillside, Boston.
DR.. and Mrs William ]. G. Thomas an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Lima Huber, and Mr.. Walter B. Long in
Baltimore, October &C. 1912. They will
be at home after November Is at 354O
18th street northwest.