Evening star., 1912-11-24
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Weddings.

Mr. and Mrs. Babson S. Ladd or Mari.
boro street, Boston, have issued invita-
tions for the marriage of Miss Amelie
Ladd and Mr.. Stuart Hayman, Monday
December 2. Miss Ladd is now In this
city with her parents to attend the wed.
ding of her brother, Mr. John w. Brooks
Ladd. and Miss Boutell. Thanksgiving
day.
The wedding of Miss Margaret Lion
berger and Mr.. Donald Cutler will take
of Mr.. Isaac H. Lionberser on Westmore-
and place, st. Louis Miss Lionberger Is
the oldest of the three daughters of the
house. Her late mother was Shepley
of Boston. Among the young girls
aunts are Mrs. Charles A. Coolidge Of
Mar boro street and Mrs Charles Nagel.
wife of the Secretary of Commerce and
Labor. The Lionbergers, Coolidges and
Nagels are of the family group who make
their summer home at Marion. Miss
Mary Coolidge and the Misses Julia and
olet ShepIey. Mr.. Cutler, who grad
lated from Harvard last year. Is the son
If Mr.. and Mrs Frederick B. Cutler OF
, Up,and road Brookline. whose summer
home is also at Marion.
Miss Virginia Mitchell daughter of Mr..
and Mrs NJ F. Mitchell. and Capt. r. s.
Patton of the United States geodetic sur
vey ship Explorer, were MARI cd Thurs
parents Rev Maurice ]. Bywater Of
ficiating, in Seattle. Wash.
Capt aod Mrs. Patton will visit his
home in Ohio, and later come to this
city.
Miss George Eleanor Smith. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George Adrian Smith,
and Capt. Freder ck Dwinell ki.gore,
United States Marine Corps, were recent
" married in Seattle.
The bride was a lovely picture In a
street gown of blue velvet Of a soft mist
Ike hue. She wore a large black plush
hat with white plume, with furs The
corsage bouquet adorning her mum was
of orchids and valley lilies.
A pretty incident Of girlish friendship
Miss Leila Wittler whom she would have
wished to have beside her at the pledging
of her nuptial VOWS. is abroad. Lieut..
Harry S. Green, United States Marine
Corps, was best man.
Following the ceremony members Of the
two families and Lieut. and Mrs. Green,
with the bridal couple, partook of a We'd
ding breakfast at the Hotel Perry.
Mrs. George Smith the brides mother
was attired in king 8 blue uncut velvet,
striped with black, offset with gold. She
wore a large hat of black and gold.
Mrs. James F. Moylan Of Portland sis
ter of the groom, wore black velvet TRIM
med in sable. Miss Eunice Moylan, her
young daughter, was dressed In Whlle,
French lingerie frock.
Mrs Edward Morganroth, an aunt OF
the bride wore dull blue charmeuse, with
silver lace.
the winter in New York. where the u. 8.
S. Wyoming, to which he has been at
tached, will be stationed. Their Wedd ng
journey will include travel in California
with visit to Yosemite. and stop al
New Orleans en- route east
The marriage of Miss Ruth FELTON,.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Fell
ton Of Chicago, and DR.. William r. NJ
Sewers of this city will take place New
Year afternoon at O'Clock at the nome
of the brides parents. 1866 Dearborn ave-
nue., Chicago.
The old idea that a wedding gift from
the bridegroom to his new wife should
be somethn with an unusual sentiment
found it's own in the necklace presented
by j. Edgar McDermond of Indianapolis
to Miss Rouie VanBuskirk when they
were married yesterday. The necklace Is
made of pearls which Mr.. McDermonl
himself picked up on the banks of the
Wabash river. Some are the pure Whlte
| and some are pink, and they have been
handsomely mounted.
| Miss Marie Louise Phillips Of Winches-
! ter. Va, and Lieut.. Thaddeus Greaves
| Crapster of this city, who were mar
| ried recently at the brides home, Will
visit Judge and Mrs. j. j. Lynch in Chat
tanooga for ten days on their way east
for a bridal trip. The bride Is a sister OF
Mrs. Lynch The bridegroom is lieu
tenant in the United States revenue cut
ter service. After December ! they Will
reside in Norfolk, Va.
Rabbi Stern officiated last Wednesday
night at the marriage of Miss Leonie F.
Hech.ns er. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j.
W Hechinler and Mr. William Gran Of
Norfolk. Va, at the Congress Hall Hotel.
| The BRIDE wore white satin trimmed with
lace and pearls and carried a shower
ouquet of roses and lilies of the valley.
Hiss Carrye j. Bass of Baltimore was
the maid of honor, and wore blue sat n
i trimmed with god lace and carried vio-
/ lets. Mr. Joseph Cass of Newport News
i Sidney Hechinger. Lawrence Gassenheim-
er, George Cohen and Nathan STEM Two
nieces of the groom We're flower girls.
bride, wore black embroidered char
meuse. trimmed with old lace. Mrs. Bet
tie Hechinser, grandmother of the bride,
wore black lace. trimmed with Jet.
After the wedd ng the bridal party,
which consisted of the immediate families
of the bride and groom, marched down
to the dining room, where a course sup
per was served. After toasts and good