Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-29
MISS EUGENE DENT.
Army and N avy
Weddings.

a brilliant military wedding took place
at Fort Worden last Saturday afternoon,
when Miss Sara Hughes. daughter of
Capt. John Law Hughes, L. s. ~, became
the bride of Lieut.. Robert Vose of the
Coast Artillery Corps of the army. The
marriage took place in the post GYM
nasium. which was decorated with flags
and artillery red. \ temporary altar
| erected at the west end of the room. with
decorations of white roses and illumined
with candies made a beautiful setting for
rlage service was read by the Ri. Rev.
Frederic W. Keator, Bishop of Olympia.
The bride was beautifully gowned in
white satin. with overdress f real lace
and carried shower of bride roses and
| lilies Of the valley. The maid of honor.
Miss Lucille Griffiths of Port Townsend,
and the bridesmaids Miss Hflda Eisen-
beis of Port Townsend and Miss Louise
Jordan OF Seattle. We're charming in
crepe de chine gowns of red, the arti-
lery corps color. Miss Kathryn Hughes.
sister of the bride; Miss Marie Louise
Jackson of Tacoma, cousin of the groom;
Miss Anna Strock. Miss Mildred Vestal.
Miss Margaret kimmel and Miss May
Louise Bartlett, all of Fort Worden. We're
ribbon bearers, and these pretty small
misses Wore white French lingerie frocks
with saShes and hair ribbons of artil-
lery red. Lieut.. Joseph McNeal of Fort
Worden was the best man. \ reception
followed the ceremony. attended by 100
guests from Seattle; Tacoma. Port Town,
send and Forts Worden, Flagler and
Casey. Lieut.. and Mrs. Vose are now
en- route for Fort Benjamin Harrison,
Ind, where they will visit at the home
of the brides sister Mrs. Lee, wife Of
visits in New York, Philadelphia and
Washington. D. c.. they will be at home
at Fort Monroe, Va.
! Cards were received last weal, an
pouncing the marriage Of Miss Carolyn
Bowen Sarmiento, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis ]. Sarmiento, and Ensign
Walter Elliott Brown, L. S. N. that
Detroit. The best man at the we'd
ding was Lieut. Harold Hickok Ut
| ley. L. S. n, and the ushers were
| Robert Ossood Brown. brother of the
bridegroom, and Julian Bowen and
Edgar Bowen. The bride wore an
exquisite gown of white satin, the
draperies of the skirt caught up with
orange blossoms. y long court train
was fastened at the back of the high
waist line. The bodice was of Limerick
lace and the whole dress was shOwered
| in the folds of a Limerick lace veil.
! She carried bouquet of white orchids
and lilies of the valley. Miss Selenah
! Butler. who acted as maid of honor.
was attired in gown of pale pink
satin with angel wing draperies of
deeper shade. the draperies of the skirt
] caught up with pink rosebuds. She
! carried pink Killarney roses and lilies
of the valley. The bridesmaids We're
Miss Josephine Clay. who was gowned
in accordion pleated crepe meteor with
trimmings of silver. and Miss Julia
| Cutler. who wore white satin with over
dress of rose colored chiffon. They
| carried bouquets of FREELY roses and
| lilies of the valley. Mrs. Sarmiento's
gown was an elaborate creation of old
rose chiffon velvet combined with pur-
nj and 81 10 bodice.
was of Bruges lace with sable trim
mngs. Covers for the bridal party
were laid at handsomely appointed
| table, a large cut glass bowl forming
! the centerpiece. Broad white satin rib
bons attached to the chandeliers
| formed a canopy effect over the table,
| in the center of which was fastened a
| large bow of spangled tulle, with sill
sage bouquets of lilies of the valley
arranged at each place. Ensign Brown
is attached to the South Dakota.
Mrs Michael Macheca of New Orleans
has sent out the announcement of the
MARRIAGE of her daughter. Marie Louise,
and Capt. Robert Raphael Nix, ordnance
department. L. S. A, Monday. December
| g. at her home, on st. Charles avenue.
! No invitations We're issued owing to the
! recent bereavement in the groom i'm
mediate family, and only relatives We're
| present. At ) o'clock Father Clever of the
Holy Name OF Jesus CnurcD o1Hclaled,
and DR.. James Nix stood as best man
| with his brother The decorations were
charming white roses and great palms.
| The ceremony took place in bower of
: pot plants in the oblong parlor, the bride
being escorted to the groom by her eldest
| brother Mr. George Macheca and Miss
| Annie Macheca. maid of honor, was
! her only attendant. The bridal robe was
of soft white satin with overdress of
rose point lace. with Il few sprays of
orange blossoms in her hair. with her
veil The bride carried a shower of bride
roses and valley TlieS Miss Annie
| Macheca was gowned in blue charmeuse.
| with drapery of blue net and silver trim
| rings The maid of honor carried pink
| bridesmaid roses. The youn" couple left
| the same evening for a visit in Chicago.
and later the bridegroom will take his
| bride to Rock Island. ILL.,, where Capt.
| Nix is stationed at the United States
! arsenal