Evening star., 1912-11-17

ARMY on the afternoon of wednesday,
November 90 at 3 O'Clock, at the Churcn
of the Centurion. Fort Monroe, va; a
reception will follow at $50 o'clock IN
the assembly room OF the Coast Artlheis
School, Fort Monroe, Va.
Thursday evening November 21. Miss
Anna Stevens Of Savannah. Ga, Will give
a dinner dance for Miss Mary Blue Hun
and Lieut. Lloyd Burns Magruder. whose
marriage is set for November - Ihe
wedding will be attended only py eie
family but a general reception Will 10
low. Miss Mana Hull VIII pc ner sis'ei ELF y
maid of honor, and the bridesmaids VIII
be Miss Pauline Magruder of Washing
ton, sister Of the bridegroom; Misses 30
phie Meldrm, E-inor Shotter. Anna Stew
ems. Elizabeth Malone and Ehza lama ana
Hnll. The groomsmen will be Joseph Hull,
jr.: Harry c. Daniel. Dana SteVeIs'
Lieut.. Stephen McKenney. U. s. N; Ed,
ward c. Little, u. s. n, and Marcei
Keene, L. S. A.
MISS Mary Meares and Lieut.. Wllllam
Kirk Scammell of the United States reve-
mo cutter Tahoma were married last
week at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Meares, In Seattle,
Wash. The ceremony was performed py
Rev. Ernest Vincent Shay.er OF 81.
Marks Episcopal Church.
The bride was gowned in white char
meuse satin, covered with old Venetian
lace. She wore long tul,e veil and car,
ried a nosegay Of bride roses wreathed
with valley lilies. Her maid of honor,
Miss Lenore Blackwell. was atti. ed IN
rose charmeuse satin draped with cn1i-
fon. She carried an arm oouquet OF PINK
rosebuds. The groom was ATTENDED py
Mr. John London Meares.
The rooms were beautifully decked
with feathery pink chrysanthemums. and
the grace and dignity Of the floral set
| ting were still further enhanced by tall
pa ms. .,
by stringed orchestra, was paieieu
| larly effective.
reception followed the pretty ring
ceremony. Mrs. Meares, the bride s
mother. was gowned in pale blue satin ,,
was assisted by Mrs. James E. Black
weY and Mrs. Geo ~ge V. La Fargo.
feature Of the wedding repast was the
wedding cake, prepared by the brides
maternal grandmother accordlng 10 ol-
rections that have been followed by fam
ilv tradition on simi'a ar occasions for
over a century. Lieut.. Scammel Is the
SON of NJ. and Mrs. H. w. Scammel OF
Washington, D. c.
I1nnn their return from their. wedding
trim Lieut.. and Mrs Scammell will re-
side in Seattle while the Tahoma is sta
toned on Puget sound, which. 1t is ex-
pected, will be for several months.
The marriage OF Miss George Eleanor
smith. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ad-ian smith, and Capt. Frederick
nu,;na,, Kiipore u. S. NJ c., took place
last Thursday in Seattle. Wash: in the
presence of the families and intimate
friends. The bride Is a native daughter
of Denver, Col, but removed to Seattle
with her parents ten years ago. She
was educated in this city. and later spent
wear and a half in travel and study
abroad. -
The groom is the son OF Capt. William
Kilgo-e, United States revenue service.
who is now retired.
Lieut.. Jacob III. Klein. aid on the staff
of Rear Admiral Alfred Reynolds, con-
mander-in-chief of the Pacific reserv
feet. will sail for San Francisco NJ
vember %. where his marriage with Mis-
GLADYS James of that city will take place
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