Evening star., 1913-11-13


Mattngly. and AIR Austin Cunningham:
a well known newspaper correspondent
and son of Capt. and Mrs. William
STREET Cunningham.
The ceremony was performed ut S
o clock al St Stephens Episcopal Church.
by the rector the Rev. DR.. George Fishe
Dudley.
The chancel was banked with palms
and bouquets OF pink chrysantheinums
formed the decoration Of the altar.
The ushers who seated the large COM
pany and afterward led the bridal party
to the altar We're MIR. Frank Lander Of
Mobile. Ala; Mr.. William Clay Holmes
OF Georgia. and Mr.. Stanley Holland.
Mr.. Archibald Mattmgly and Mr.. john
Mattnsiy OF this city
The bridesmaids We're Miss Helen
Hardy. daua hter of Representative and
Mrs. Hardy of Texas. and Miss Louise
Mattingly. the brides sister. They wore
lovely gowns of pink charmeuse veiled
in pink brocaded chiffon with touches
of gold gauze Their bouquets We're of
pink chry santhemums.
The maid of honor Miss katheryne
Mattin.ly, the brides sister. walked just
ahead of the bride and her father. and
was dressed in pale blue charmeuse and
| brocaded chiffon with silver lace on the
bodice. She carried a bouquet of brides
maid roses.
The bride wore u beautiful gown of
white satin charmeuse. draped with chan
tilly lace and her long tulle veil WAS
Wreathed with orange blossoms.
\ shower bouquet of bride roses. or
chids and lilies of the valley was carried.
Mr.. Morton Milford of Indiana WAS
best man
Mrs Mattingly, th.. brides mother. wore
d handsome gown of black charmeuse.
with touches Of silver and a corsage bou-
quet OF orchids There was no reception
| after the ceremony. but a supper for the
wedding party vas given by Mr.. and
Mrs. MattinglS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham left later for
the south, the latter wearing a dark blue
travelling suit with u black velvet hat.
They will be at home after December u
at Fontanet Courts, 14th and Fairmont
streets.
Mr.. Cunningham is the Washington cor
respondent Of tne San Antonio Express
and secretary of the National Press
Club.
Miss Cornelia l.. Semple and Aiexall-
der Britton Browne Of this city We're mar
ried last night TT 81. Paurs Episcopal
Church. Louisville, Ky. The ceremony
was pc formed by the Rev. DR.. David
Cady Wright
Miss Martha f'raZec was the maid OF
honor and the bridesmaids We're Miss
Mary Browne Of this city Miss Marga-
ret Bcai of ST. Paul Mimi. Miss Caro-
man.
The best man was Arthur Browne of
this city, q brother OF the hrideg oom.
and the @roomsmen included Holiday
Semple and Robert Dove. Myron Parker
Donald Woodwa. d and Paymaster Park
er, all Of Washington.
Gen. and Mrs. \. S Burt will present
their granddaughter, Dorothy Trout
during the early part OF December.
Miss Trout is the daughter of the late
Capt. Harry V. Trout, United States
Cavalry.
Miss Esther Cleveland, daughter of
the late President Grover Cleveland
who has been spending the autumn with
her Stepfather and mother. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas J. Preston. at Princeton Will
come TO Baltimore this week, TO be the
guest OF Mrs Edward Murray at her
home at Elkridge
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Van Reypen,
DR. Joseph II. Bryan. Representative and
Mrs George W. Fairchiid, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Spencer. Mai. Lowe. Mai. Brewster
and Mr. and Mrs. /. T. Mann were among
the dinner hosts ut the Chevy Chase Clup
last night.
Mrs. Richard Weiehtman presented her
young niece. Miss Flores Howard OF New
Orleans, yesterday afternoon, to q large
company representing both official and
resident Washington. The tea took
place at the Playhouse, with dane
ing in the theater The young peo-
pie assisting included Miss Mar aret Dra-
per the Misses Whiting. Miss Louise
HELEN. Miss Adelaide Heath and Miss
Margaret Reed Miss Howard Will spend
the winter here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Weis shtman.
Senator and Mrs. salisbury. Sir Robert
and Lady Hatfield. Gen. and Mrs William
fI anti n13 al IN
London. the latter being formerly Miss
Mary Williams of this city; Mr.. and Mrs.
W. G. Eustis and Mr. jerome Bonaparte
We're interesting arrivals from Europe
yesterday, in New York.
\ marriage of great interest 10 the
friends III this city Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank PreShrey. ROW Of New - Is.
was that Of their Mr. Charles
Spauldins i'resbrey. and Miss Marion
Shaw, daughter of Nj. and Mrs. Ma TN
Shaw. yesterday afternoon at -. Bar
thoiome VS. Church. New York city. The
church was decorated with white chrys-
anthemums and tree palms
The bridal procession was leu by the
six ushers Felix Doubleday and Hen
derson Nj. Greer and four OF Mr.. Pres
b. ey's classmates at Princeton: Howard
Sayrc and Jehial Shipnan OF New York,
Frank Rollins of Columbia. Mo, and
Clark Matthai Of Baltimore.
They were followed by the brides
maids no We're the Misses Gertrude
Tower OF Boston and Marguerite Pres
brey; the matrons of hohof, Who We're
Mrs. Henderson NJ. Green Of Montciair
and Mrs. Hamilton Albert; and the maid
Of honor. Miss Martha Brevoort. The
attendants wore Vatican dresses of
apricot yellow and pink flounced with
white lace and draped In pannie: effect.
trailing band of small flowers went
over the shoulders and down the sides