The Washington times., 1913-05-10
Wise-G Glover NuptiaIs Are Sol
emnized Here Today in St.
AIban's Church.

" HlLE simplicity marked .tHe
N details for the wedding of
n" Miss Marion Wise. niece OF
senator and Mrs. Francis =.
Eewlands. OF Nevada, and Charles c.
Clever. IT,, in st. Adams Church. Ca
thedral Close, at high noon today. sell
6cm has a more distinguished body OF
people been present to congratulate a
tfidalf pair. The small church was
decorated with woodland boughs IN
bloesom and lilies and roses. Among
the attendants were members of the
Presidents household. members Of the
Crtiret, the Supreme Court, the Diplo-
maaic Corps, the Senate. House, and q
latxe number from resident society
ana ether branches of sofficiaf society.
The bride was escorted 10 the al.ar
by her uncle. Senator Newlands. and
wore a soft white satin gown. on which
old lace, worn by many other brides CT
the family. was a particular feature.
She wore bridal veil of tulle.
Niss Sophy Johnston, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marion Johnston.
the only attendant. wore a gown of soft
cameo pink chiffon. with a 6rapery OF
French blue chiffon, and white lace on
the bodice. and girdled with a blue sash.
Her large white picture hat was faced
In blue chiffon. with a crown Of white
lace over cameo pink, and she carried
a sheaf of Mrs. Taft roses.
George Leslie Harrison was best man
for Mr Glover. and the large party OF
ushers included Robert Taft. son OF the
former President and Mrs. Taft, who
came from Cincinnati: Thomas Wilson
-ryls. 81 h
ington; David ]. Ely and Adrian Van
Swinderen. Of New York; Kent 6. Glow,
of Chicago: John Heron. of Pittsburgh,
and Charles Baird Price. of Louisville.
Ky.
The Bishop of washington. the Rev.
DIR. Harding, and the Rev. Or. G. c. F.
Rratenahl, rector Of ST. Adams, offici-
ated.
The small church is within the Ca
the oral Close, and il is there that the
bride and her family have attended
service for years past, but the size OF
the church prohibited the attendance
Of all those who were present at the
breakfast in The woodley. the subur-
han estate Of Senator and Mrs. New
lands I'm woodley Lane.
Among the guests who congratulated
the bride were the Secretary OF State
and Mrs. Bryan, the Secretary of the
interior and Mrs. Lane, and others OF
the Cabinet: the French Ambassador
ano Nine. Jusserand, the Russian Am
bassador and Nine. Bakhmeten. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles c. Glover, parents OF
the bridegroom; the Netherlands Min
Is.er and Nine Loudon, Mime. Van
svinderen, wife of the former Neither
lands minister and sister of the bride
Groom; former Senator and Mrs. Chaun-
cey M. Depew. Nine. Christian Hause,
many OF the Senator'S and their wives
and daughters and also many of the
members of the House; Misses Helen
Taft. daughter of the former President
and. Mrs. Taft; Mr.. and Mrs George
Howard, Miss. Lippitt Miss Ingalls,. Mise
Dorothy Williams, Miss Julia Meyer.
and other Of the young friends of Mr..
Clover and his bride. as well as a
large contingent Of resident society.
lkfter a mysterious honeymoon trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Glover will finally make
Washington their home:
The President and Mrs. Wilson, with
one or two other members OF the fam
ue. iuotoICo " NSIhOH lulS
Ing.
r.
Mrs. Hemmick. Mrs. wiley, DIR. Clara
King. Mrs. Tinnin. and Miss Edith
Goode win be among the speakers at
suffrage meeting. which will be held
this evening In the Chamber OF Com
merce building.
Mrs. Morris Evans will entertain an
auction tea party at the Chevy Chase
Club this afternoon. The guests Will
first enjoy the game. and additional
guests VIII be there for tea
Mrs Ollie James, wife of Senator
lanes Of Kentucky. is entertaining a
box party at the Belasco this afternoon.
10 see Little Women" and -afterward
viii take the guests TO tea at the New
willard In the party are Mrs. Thomas
u. Marshall. Mrs. William Jennings
Bryan, Mrs. Burleson, Mrs DeLoss A.
Blodgett. Mrs. Lambert, Mrs. w. g.
Rite. OF Princeton. KY. and Mrs. w B.
Lamar.