Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-17
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MIR. HYDE-SMITH AND MISS
BULKELEY TO WED.
Other Marriages Here and Elsewhere
Yesterday-Travel Plans.
Personals.

AS already announced, the marriage of
Miss Grassie Virginia Bulkeley. daughter
Of Mrs William Andrew Gill. wife OF
Capt. Gill. L. S. n, and Mr.. Bayard
Hyde-Smith of San Francisco will take
place in this city Wednesday evening, No
vember 6.
Miss Bulkeley is the granddaughter of
the late DR.. ]. w. Buckley of this city
and Mrs. Bulkeley, and the ceremony and
reception, which is to follow at 9 o'clock,
Will take place in Mrs. Bulkeley's apart
ment at the Portland.
Mrs. Gill and her charming young
tended tour of the Pacific coast. and a
stay of some length in Honolulu. and it
was in the latter city the first meeting
of Miss Bulkeley and Mr.. Hyde-Smith
Catholic University. will perform the
ceremony, as the bridegroom-to-be is a
Catholic.
Miss Natalie Buckley, the bride S
cousin. VIII be her only attendant Mr..
Hyde-Smith Is a nephew of Mrs. Henley
Smith of this city. and his mother. Mrs.
Eleanor Hyde-Smith. is widely known in
California. Mr.. Hyde-Smith will take his
bride to travel for a year in Europe fol-
lowing a short tour in this country.
capt. Gill. who is in command of the
L. >. S. Colorado. is now in Nicaragua
and there is some doubt as to whether
time for the wedding
The Attorney General and Mrs. Wick
ersham have returned from their sum-
mer travels to their home on Rhode Is
land avenue
The marriage last night of Miss Dora
Evelyn Norris and Mr.. Dudley Seymoul
Bright OF Pittsburgh. Pa, was beautiful
Mrs. Stephen Wilson Morris, 3145 It'll
street. The hall and drawing rooms were
profusely decorated with pink chrysan
themums and palms. Rev. d. w. Fisher
former president of Hanover College, per-
formed the marriage ceremony, the Bird:
being escorted by her brother, Capt
Samuel ]. Morris of the Army Medica
Corps, and attended only by her sister
Miss Sarah Morris.s Mr.. Charles Rich.
ardson was best man. The brides dress
with Irish lace. a tulle veil and orange
blossoms were worn. She carried q
shower of orchids and lilies of the valley
and wore the bridegroom's gift, o
diamond pendant.
The bridesmaid wore pale green crepe
meteor and carried bouquet of lilies
of the valley and violets. The bride
mother wore gray just cloth and dia-
mond ornaments. and Mrs. SaWpel J.
Morris wore a gown of brocadeW white
Sa tin.
Mr.. Albert Bright. father of the bride
groom, and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Milans
brOther-in-law and sister of the bride
groom, were present, as were the Misses
MilanS, who wore American beauty chif-
fon dresses.
After the reception, which was small
one. Mr.. and Mrs. Bright left for New
York to take steamship for the south
blue.
The future home Of the couple will be
in Pittsburgh.
and in Philadelphia took place yesterday
at the PRESBYTERIAN Church in Overlook
Pa, when Miss Marguerite Pascal Wood
was married to William Logan MacCoy.
The church was beautifully decorated
in pink and white chrysanthemums and
large palms DR.. Charles Wood of the
Church Of the Covenant, this city, fathe,
Of the bride, officiated, assisted by the
Rev. George d. Johnston Ross, a mem.
Der OF the faculty of the Union Theologi-
cal Seminary. formerly pastor of the
Bryp Mawr Presbyterian Church.
The. bride. who was given away by hel
brother. c. Morris Wood, wore yer,
handsome gown of white satin, trimmed
with old family rose point lace and
orange blossoms, with a long train. an6
a veil of tulle arranged becomingly Will
a cluster OF the same blossoms The
bouquet was of white gardenias and lille:
of the valley.
Miss Helen Nj. Wood of ST. Louis wa.
Miss Marjorie MacCoy, Miss Annie Pugl
and Miss Elizabeth Pugh Of Philadelpnia
Miss Frances Eells of Cleveland, Ohio
Miss Bernice Baker of Tacoma, Wash.
and Miss Pamela Stark of Sagina "
Mich. Their gowns were Of white chiffon
In very soft effect with bright greer
tuIle sashes. Their large white pIusi
hats had white serpentine feathers on the
edge and green tulle bows. The bouquets
were of cactus dahlias.
The hest man WAS Robert C1o%h;a,,
The ushers We're Arthur f. Hutchinson
Herold Evans. John Arthur Brown ant
Robert w. Read of Philadelphia. Tfo.lla.
Atherton. jr.. of Wilkes Barre, Pa: sam
uel ". Fleming, jr., of HARRISBURG; Pa
j. Fred Cross. jr.. of lIontclair, - J
and Edward p. Holden, jr. of Madison
N. ].
A large reception followed the weddin;
at Green Hill Farm. the home of Miss
Woods grandmother, Mrs. Wistar Nor
ris. The rooms were decorated in pinL
and white chrysanthemums and palms
Mr.. and Mrs. MacCoy left for an extend
ed tour after the reception.
Miss Bonnie Jean Langford Of Orlando
Fla. and Mr.. Harry Hunter Painter OF
Pulaski Va. We're married last evening
at the residence Of Mrs. ". A Val
lace, E't X street northeast. in the pres
ence of a gathering of their relatives
and friends Rev. DR.. William /. Nc
kenney OF Wesley Chapel ofticiated
The bride. who Wore Il travelling dress
of dark blue serge. with hat to match,
was attended by Miss Elizabeth Rey-
nolds. Prof Painter, brother Of the
groom. was best man. The little Misses
Rachel Pierce and Alberta Wallace as
flower girls and Master Edwin Lawrence
Pierce as ring bearer were other mem
bers of the bridal party. Miss Nina Wal
lace played the wedding march.
The house was decorated with autumn
leaves and pink and white blossoms. The
bride received number of beautiful
gifts.
The out-of-town guests We're Mrs. G.
G. Painter. mother of the groom and Mrs.
E. :. Pierce and Mrs. ID. S. Robinson of
Orlando, Fla. The couple left on a late
train for a bridal trip and will be at
home in Pulaski, Va, after November 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Granger Schultz