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Weddings.

place In this city Tuesday afternoon
began a series Of similar events among
| a circle of close friends. The ceremony
was performed at st. Johns Church and
a reception followed at the home Of the
brides father Miss Louise HELEN was
maid of honor, ard the bridesmaids were
Miss Amylita Talbot, Miss Katherine
Jennings, Miss Perkins, Miss Faith Smp-
kins and Miss Julia and Miss Alys Meyer,
daughters Of the former Secretary Of thu
Navy and Mrs. Meyer
The bride is a great favorite in this
city, where she made her debut few
seasons ago. Since the death Of hei
mother, two years ago, she and her
father have spent much time in travel.
both abroad and in California. l
was during visit 10 Del Monte that Miss
Williams met Mr. Pinckard. who is a
member of one of Californias most promi-
ment families. He is the eldest son OF
Mr. and Mrs. George Monroe Pinckard
and a nephew of Mrs. Richard Girvin
Miss Mary Eyre, Perry. Edward and Rob
ert Eyre. The young couple will spend
several weeks on their honeymoon and
will make their home in San Francisco
where they will receive a hearty welcome
from relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs o. L. Vaughan an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Laura X. Vaughan. and Mr.. Ernest l.
Kahlert of this city. which took place
very quietly at the residence of the Rev
George w. Havell. d lifelong friend OF
the brides family. the night of April ).
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Kahlert will be al
home to friends and acquaintances after
April IS at 1719 Lincoln avenue north.
east.
A wedding of much interest to Wash
ington took place recently in Albany
n. Y, when Miss Jessie Jackson, a great
niece of the late President Arthur. and
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II
Jackson, became the bride of Mr.. INLAND
Garfield Bachelor of Pittsburgh, Pa. The
ceremony was performed at st. Peters
Church at 4:3O, and was followed by a
reception at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
John McElroy, ITO State street, uncle
and aunt of the bride.
Mrs Bachelor is a granddaughter OF
Mrs. McElroy. who was chatelaine Of the
White House during President Arthur
administration. Her mother spent part
of her girlhood at Washington. Former
Gov and Mrs. Dix gave a reception for
Mrs Bachelor the winter of her debut
two years ago.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Doyen and
Lieut.. j. a. Austin. L. S. A, which took
navy yard, in Washington state, was a
brilliant affair. A military scheme of dec
oration was carried out in the appoint
ment. of the church and the house, where
after the wedding. a reception was held,
Attending the bride We're Mrs. ]. Klein.
the former Miss Gladys Jones, herself a
bride Of few months, as ma
tron of honor, and the brides little sister,
Miss Fay Doyen, and Miss Jean Campbell
flower gir.S. The bridegroom'S brother
reception was held in the home of Col.
Charles A. Doyen, L. S. NJ c., and Mrs.
Doyen.
Lieut.. and Mrs Austin will make their
home in Fort F'lagler, where the former
is now stationed.
The bridal torlette worn by Miss Virginia
Murray at her marriage last week in
New York to Mr.. Robert l.. Bacon was
extremely beautiful Her dress was of
edged train falling from the shoulders.
The bodice was low and square at the
front. of lace and chiffon, but rose high
at the back. with a soft collar of the
taffeta running straight across. This was
edged with silver, and from under it the
silver edged train fell, like a narrow man
tie. to the floor and swept out from the
robe. The elbow-length sleeves of taf.
feta We're edged with narrow lace frills
and the soft taffeta of the gown was
draped away from the corsage to the
sides, coming down at the bottom in
round tunic fashion over a deep f1ounce
Of point lace that finished the skirt.
She carried a cluster bouquet Of white
orchids. AN ivory prayer book that was
also carried by her mother at her we'd
ding, and valenc:ennes lace handker-
chief:
A wealth of silver leaves crowned her
tulle veil and sprays of orange blossoms
caught 1t to the train. The gown Of the
matron of honor had coatee Of opal
escent silk. with high, rolling collar
cut low at the front. swathed in quaint
ties of gauZe. Her large brown tulle hat
was trimmed with brown tulle Miss
Martha Bacon was among the other at.
tenda ants whose dresses were of mustard
yellow taffeta that changed hue as the
light struck it. The. gowns had hip.
length coats of the silk cut out at the
front in deep VS.. but with high, rolling
collars at the back. The elbow-lengtl
sleeves were finished with plaitings OF
the silk. and the Russian coats were held
closely at the waist line with girdles OF
violet-colored satin shot with metallic
strands and having clusters of outstand
ing loops at the back. The ankle length
skirts. disclosing gold silk stockings and
gold slippers. were punched in panniel
fashion. but with the panuiers directly
in the back. and this drapery was edged
with metallic lace.
They wore very large picture hats OF
brown tulle. with huge brown tulle bows
al the back. and carried old-time nose
white violets set in paper lace frills tied
with white ribbons
AT the wedding of Miss Lila B. Gilbert
and Mr. Howard Price Renshaw,, also
last week in New York, the bride, who
was given away by her mother, wor.
gown of soft white satin trimmed will
old valenciennes lace. with court trair
of white satin lined with cloth OF
silver. Her tuile veil was edged witt
valenciennes lace, and she carried a
bouquet of lilies of the valley and white
orchids. Miss Florence Gilbert. her sister
was maid of honor, and wore a dresden
gown, trimmed with pink chiffon and
lace, and large leghorn hat trimmed
with pink roses. Her bouquet was OF
pink roses.
Miss Elizabeth Gilbert younger sister
in frock Of white lace trimmed
in pale pink. and large lace hat trim
med with pink flowers. was flower girl
She carried a basket of forget-me- -nots
and lilies. Harry Gilbert, brother of the
bride. was page Mrs. Gilbert, mother o,
the bride. wore q handsome costume o1
flesh-colored satin trimmed with olt
po.nt de leon lace, and large pictur,
hat of black straw. topped with paradise
feathers and faced with fiesh-coloret
satin. She carried a large black tullt
muff trimmed with pink roses.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Nc
Gunnegle and Lieut. Philip Sheridan
L. S. A. took place Thursday. April :. il
Honolulu and the young couple will sooi
arrive in San Francisco. They will com,
east on their wedding trip and will vjsi
the srooms mother in this city and late
will go to Fort Huachuca in Arizona
where Lieut.. Sheridan will be stationed