Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-10

ment and received with open arms by the
parents of both on their return. The
| father of the bridegroom was prominent
builder and contractor prior to his death
| three years ago.
| Miss Mary Eva McCubbin. daughter Of
Mrs. Mary f. McCubbin. and Mr.. Will
| liam Hulme Taylor. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John P. Taylor of this city, were mar
ried yesterday at All Saints Church.
Chevy Chase Canon Austin rector of
the church, and the Rev. Frederick b.
Howden. rector of st. Johns Church.
Georgetown, officiated at the ceremony.
for which large company of relatives
and friends had gathered. White flowers
and palms adorned the chancel and altar.
| Mr. Charles c. McCubbin escorted his
sister to the altar. and her mother gave
| her hand in marriage. The bride wore a
tailored suit in Alice blue pongee and a
| blue straw hat, with single uncurled
ostrich plume and tiny rosebuds trimming
| it. Her bouquet was of pink sweet peas
and lilies of the valley. Miss Elsie Nc
| Cubbin, sister of the bride. was maid of
honor She wore dress of French blue
faille de laine. having touches of apricot
| satin. Her hat was a large fiat blue
straw trimmed with shaded roses and
ribbon. Her bouquet was of pink killar-
ney roses. Mr.. Charles Orme was best
man for his cousin The ushers were Mr..
Aldrdge and Mr.. Westley Chambers.
| Mr. and Mrs. TAYLOR have gone for a
northern wedding trip, and will reside at
the Baltimore apartment after May !.
| Among the out-of-town guests here for
| the wedding We're MIR. and Mrs. John Nc
| Phail, Mr.. and Mrs Lambert Cranwell
Mr. and Mrs. Alex McCubbin, Miss Mol
lie Phillips. Miss Margaret Taylor and
| Miss Reabien. all of Baltimore, and Dr.
and Mrs Arthur Estabrook of Kingston
N. Y.
! Those who attended the bazaar given
at the Raleigh Hotel for the Episcopal
Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital declare
it to be the most gorgeous affair of its
| kind ever given. The beautiful ball
room and supper room, with their dis
play of electric lights. were further beau
titled by trailing vines and abundance
of roses and spring blossoms. During
supper from ) to 8 the throng of patrons
| taxed the capacity of the refreshment
room and later in the evening enthu-
siastc dancers enjoyed the inspiring mu-
| sic of the Fort Myer Band. Dance after
dance was appla uded. by the young peo-
pie. who would have given the musicians
| no intermissiOns If their numerous re-
quests had been granted. Although the
| bazaars have always been successful. the
affair this year is on larger scale than
| usual on account of the facilities and
artistic setting of the ballroom. The
bazaar closes tonight.
| The marriage of Miss Claire Claxton,
| commissioner of education. and Mr.. Dale
Redmond Mayo. jr, of Knoxville. Tenn.
| attracted a large gathering of their
friends to the Epiphany Church last night
at o'clock. Bouquets of Easter lilies
| filled the altar vases.
Rev Randolph II. Mckim. rector of
the church. performed the ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father, and wore a beautiful gown
| of white brocaded satin. the skirt being
draped and finished with long train,
while on the co. sage appeared draperies
| of old lace in deep creamy tints Her
| long tulle veil. the same worn by Mrs.
| CLAYTON at her marriage to the brides
father year ago. was becomingly ar
ranged with orange blossoms. She car
ried shower of lilies of the valley and
mauve orchids
Mrs. Max Tull Payne of Greensboro, n.
c. the matron of honor wore a gown OF
pink charmeuse, with draperies of flow
efed chiffon and lace
Miss Rebecca Cushman of Asheville,
N. C., was maid Of honor and her gown