The Washington times., 1912-01-17
Miss Katharine G. Riggs Becomes Bride
OF Elmore F. Elmore in Noon Wedding
Miss Pilson the Bride
Of Ensign r. P.Guilel


Pilson. daughter Of Mrs. Benjamin r.
Pilson, and Ensign Robert Pollock
Cutler. jr., u. 8. N. Of Cambridge,
Ohio. which took place at noon today.
was attended by extreme simplicity on
account of deep mourning in the brides
family for the recent death Of her
father. BENJAMIN r. PiIson.
Only the members of the brides fam
lily were present at the ceremony and
the breakfast which followed.
The Rev. c. Ernest Smith, rector OF
st. Thomas Episcopal Church, was the
officiating clergyman. Both bride and
bridegroom were unattended, save for
the brides brother. Maurice Pilson. who
escorted his sister and gave her In mar
riage.
white satin meteor crepe with a tulle
veil held In place with orange blossoms.
and carried white prayerbook with a
pendant marker of shower of orange
blossoms.
Ensign and Mrs. Cutler left Washing
ton shortly after the ceremony for their
bridal trip, Mrs. Cutler travelling in
black. laying aside her mourning only
fSr,r for the Soreennnm ceremony They viii spend
ing at Philadelphia, where the, BRIDE
groom Is stationed at the League Island
navy yard. about February Is.
wedding, but announcement cards went
out this afternoon.
d.
Miss Anita Yerkes, of Massachusetts
rartv of three tables this afternoon in
honor of Miss Reid, of Kentucky, who
Is her house guest.
Yesterday, Miss Yerkes was hostess at
luncheon for her guest.
Miss Martha Brawner
Weds Ralph E. Daniels. ..
Miss Martha Waggaman Brawner,
daughter of Mrs. Henry Alexander
Brawner, was married to Ralph Edward
Daniels. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Daniels, Of Fort Smith, Ark. last even
ing at s o'clock. The wedding cere-
money, which was performed In Christ
Church, Georgetown, by the pastor, the
Rev. J. H. W. Blake, was attended by
q large gathering of relatives and
friends. Palms, smilax, and clusters OF
white blossoms adorned the church
and the wedding music was played by
the organist of the church, Mrs. John
! sen.
The bride, who was escorted and given
in marriage by her brother, John w.
Brawner, wore beautiful gown OF
white crepe meteor. heavily embroidered
and trimmed with silk fringe. Her tulle
veil was arranged with orange blossoms
and she carried a shower bouquet OF
Bride roses and lilies of the valley. The
only ornament worn was diamond ano
| pearl pendant. the bridegrpom's gift
Miss Julianne Brawner. who was hel
| sisters maid Of honor, was In gown
| OF white satin made with tunic o.
white chiffon embroidered in gold. edget
with gold fringe and caught with clus
She wore a Juliet cap of gold net ant
carried a bouquet OF pink Killarney
roses.
waggaman, Miss Christine Waggaman
Miss Josephine Alexander. Miss Chris
tine Fox, and Miss Jean Washburn
They wore gowns Of pastel shades o.
SR n, made ad sTes ar honos to !fs sey sso
| gold caps with clusters Of satin rose
buds to match their gowns. =.
! Miss Josephine Waggaman was Il
pink satin; Miss Christine Waggaman,,,
efTh ef Blue: Wai MISS Fes Fess Of lavender. am
Miss Washburn was in yellow.
Henry Brawner. brother Of the bride
was the best man. and the 4shers Wer, h,
smoot. s1nss. AreSibald MeShnh KING. ana william
An informal reception at the homo o
] the brides mother, 3O25 N street, To-
followed the ceremony at the church
! The house was adorned with palms ant
: white roses and carnations in the draw
, ing rooms, and ferns and pink roses IL
the dining room. Mrs. Brawner, wh'
assisted her son-in-law and daughter y
receiving their guests, wore black chif
| fon over black satin with a corsag'
| bouquet Of mauve orchids. Mrs. Dan
| iels, mother of the bridegroom, was y
black lace over satin: Mrs James M
J Bell, sister Of the bride. of Templ
, Hill, N. c.. wore white silk hand em
broidered and trimmed in pearls. Mrs
| w. e. Shield, of Chicago. aunt of tn
| bride, was in wisteria messaline.
| Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs
| Daniels left Washington for a wedding
trip. Mrs. Daniels travelled in a tailoret
SUIT of blue chiffon broadcloth. with :
hat If the same shade, and raccooI
furs. After February Is they will be a
home at 3945 Lipdell boulevard, st
Louis. Mo.
The out-of- town guests who attende,
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. w. e
Shield. of Chicago, uncle snd aunt o
the bride; Mrs. g. w. Cross, Of For
Smith, Ark, cousin of the bride: an,
Mrs James M. Bell, Of Temple Hill, N. C,
the brides sister.
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