Evening star., 1912-11-03
SOCIETY.
Recent Weddings.
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Il for Indianapolis. in order that the groom
Il may vote. Tuesday next
Il The wedding guests were Mrs. Mary
West Platt. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Smith.
II Mr. and Mrs. Seaman, ST., Miss Julia
West. Miss Antoinette Wilkinson, Miss
Jennie Hand Mis-. Rozina Tilford, Miss
Laura Plat. Miss Helen -onsley. Clemens
Louis Piatt, Stephen Seaman, c. c.
i Holmes. --BreWster-~ Smith, Otis West,
rank MacD. Sinclair, Fred A. Brewer,
Capt. George West, Henry Ongley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Solon c. Kemon, jr., who
were married by Rev. DR.. Brundage of
the Eckine ton Presby terrain Church, at
the home Of The: brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Sucker of this city, October
y. have returned home from their we'd
ding journey, which included New. York
and other northern cities. They will be
| at home. after December ] at the Wood
apartment house, 219 7 street northeast.
A pretty wedding in which the contract
ing parties We're Miss Fame Nelson,
Ourand and Mr.. Louis Vincent Stevenson.
| took place Saturday morning, November
at IL o'clock, at the residence of.
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
/ L. Ourand. 934 l street northwest.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
j. I. Huddle of st. Paui's English Luther
an Church; In the presence of the imme-
| date members of. the respective families.
At the conclusion the happy couple left
for an extended honeymoon trip through
the north.
They will be at home to their friends
on and after December 1, at 934 l street
northwest.
DR.. and Mrs A. E. johnson announce
the marriage of their daughter Ida to,
MIR. Matthew Butler Cox of-Bristol, Tenn.
At home after November 10 at 9O6 Ander-
son street Bristol, Tenn. $500.
st. Paul Church "Wednesday morn
ing last was the scene of a quiet we'd
ding. when. Miss Anna Marguerite Breen.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William H
Breen, and Mr.. Samuel c. Turley were
/ married. with nuptial mass by Mgr.
| James F. Mackin. The altar was beauti-
fully decorated with white chrysanthe
| NUNS and lighted tapers. The bride was
| becomfngly attred in smart tailored
| suit of dark blue cloth, with picture
| hat of velvet and plumes
Miss Mayme Breen was her sisters only
| attendant, and wore a tailored suit of
| gray cloth, with a large black velvet hat
and plun1es Mr.. Vincent Smith was best
man. Later Mr.. and Mrs Turley left for
ing -alm Beach, st. Augustine and At
lanta. They will be at home to their
friends after December 1 at the Earling-
ton.
The metropolitan Baptist Church was the
| scene Of a pretty wedding Thursday, Oc-
| tober 81, at o'clock, when Miss Agnes
G. Fisher. daughter of Mrs. Ma.gdalene
Fisher, and Mr.. Daniel Shankle were the
contracting parties.
The church was beautifully decorated in
pains and white chryaanthemums.
The bride, who was escorted by her
brother, Mr.. Clarence Fisher, was be-
comingly dressed in a white gown of
charmeuse drared with marquisette and
| carried a shower bouquet of bride roses
and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor, Miss Bernice North,
| was gowned in pink charmeuse. veiled in
green marquisette, and carried Killarney
roses. The ushers We're MesSrS. W. Jeff,
E Clark, ]. Peed and E. Shankle. Mr..
and Mrs. Shankle left for an extended
trip south, and will be at home after No
vember 15 at go 18th street northeast.
At the marriage Of Miss Katrina Page
Brown and Mr.. Austin Percy Moore last
week in New York in the new Spanish
Catholic Church, the bride. who was
wore the dress Of white satin, trimmed
with old point lace which belonged to
her grandmother. the late Mrs. Roger A.
Pryor, and her tulle veil, which was sur
SONS, fell to the end of her train. Her
only ornament was diamond pendant,
in the shape of a heart. the gift Of the
bridegrooms mother. Mrs. Willis Polk
of San Francisco. She carried a shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley and bride
roses
Misses Agnes and Lucy Page Brown,
sisters of the bride, acted as brides
maids. Each carried an armful of Kill
larney roses. the brides favorite rose
Miss Agnes Page Browns costume was
short-length frock Of very pale pink
chiffon over lavender, with touches of
sable fur, and her sister wore similar
frock Of blue. Both wore black velvet
picture hats with a band of sable, topped
with a large pink rose. Little Miss Sarah
Pryor Dodge, cousin Of the bride, who
was flower girl, appeared in lingerie
frock Of Irish lace over pink silk, with
small hat Of black velvet. and carried
basket of Killarney roses and white
daisies, with StreamerS of pink ribbon.
To preserve the family tradition, Miss
Dorothy Conover of Chicago went to
Dayton, Ohio. 50 that her marriage to
Harry v. Little, jr., of that city should
take place in the same house where her
grandmother and mother were also born
| and were married.
Mr.. Jesse William Myer and Miss Fran
ces Virginia Mahera daughter: Of Lieut.
and Mrs. George b. Maher of this city,
were married Thursday morning at the
Church of the Nativity by Rev. Father
Bischoff. After an extended trip through
the south and west Mr.. and Mrs. Myer
. will be at home to their friends at 13UO
Madison street after December i.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Myrtle Crosbiea. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. James r. Richards Of Baiti-
| more Md, and Mr.. Warren Lowe Baker
N Nd .''s Guy ''A' - ~
The marriage of Mrs. Rowena New
Burford and Frederick Breese Whitlock,
which took place recently at the home
of the brides mother. Mrs. John c. New,
in Indianapolis, was marked with simple
elegance. The wedding guests included
only the relatives, and there were no at
tendants the brides brother, Harry s.
New, giving her in marriage as the sery-
ice was pronounced by the Rev. Allan q.
Philputt of the Central Christian Church.
The handsome residence was beautiful
with great bouquets of white and yellow
chrysanthemums, and the music room
was banked with palms for the ceremony
altar. The bride wore an afternoon gown
of ciel blue chiffon and brocaded velvet.
elaborated with lace and crystal sequins
and fashioned with a long train She wore
a handsome diamond necklace and pend
ant of pearls and diamonds Following
the ceremony there was wedding brea
fast Covers were laid for fourteen, ana
the table appointments were all in pink.
For the center of the table there was
mass of large pink roses, and smaller
roses were set amid ferns and smlaX the
full length of the table. Immediately fol-
flowing the ceremony Mr.. Whitlock took
his bride for a trip through the east, and
they will take voyage to the Bermudas
before returning to Indianapolis. where
, they will be at home with Mrs. New.
The bride is the daughter of the late
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