Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-16

Ell THAN,
G. Whitney of Boston.
Bell, New York;
afternoon at o'clock of Miss Dorothy
Gardner Williams, daughter of Mr..
Gardner F.. Williams, and Mr.. Monroe
Eyre Pinckard of San Francisco. The
rector. the Rev. DIR. Roland Cotton Smith,
performed the ceremony.
Palms and Australian ferns banked the
chancel. intermingled with clusters of
Easter lilies, and made a beautiful frame
for the picture there when the bride
attendants grouped about her for the
ceremony. The altar vases were filled
with Easter lilies, and standards in each
AISLE also topped with lilies. showed the
barriers of white ribbon which reserved
the family pews.
The vested choristers came in process
sion to the church door to meet the
bride. and, singing a wedding anthem,
preceded the bridal party to the chancel
The ushers were Mr.. Edward Eyre and
Mr.. Robert Eyre of San Francisco, Mr..
Basil Miles of Washington. Mr.. Harold
Tweed and Mr.. Quincy Shaw of Boston
and Mr. Harold Vanderbilt of New York.
Mar. George Pinckard, jr.. of San Fran
cisco was best man for his brother. The
bride who was escorted to the chancel
by her father looked lovely in her
draped gown of heavy ivory satin. 1t
was made with a long square train. and
sprays of orange blossoms fastened the
side drapery The bodice was made al
most entirely of rose point lace and chif-
fon Her tulle veil was also held with
orange blossoms. and she carried a
shower of white orchids and lilies of the
valley.
The maid of honor was Miss Louise
HELEN and bridesmaid were Miss Fero-
line Perkins, whose marriage to Capt.
Robert Wallach. L. S. A., will take pace
May 10: Miss Alys Meyer, who will be-
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gers. L. S. N. April %: Miss Amylita
Talbot whose engagement to Mr.. Charles
Frederick Wilson has just been an
nounced: Miss Katherine Jennings, Miss
Julia Meyer and Miss Faith S.mpkins OF
Boston.
The gowns worn by the brides at
tendants were alike, of very pale mauve
and old blue chiffon. They were made
with short. narrow trains and had
draperies of the blue chiffon on the skirt.
back a foot above the hem.
The draped bodices were trimmed with
filmy cream tinted lace and had narrow
waist bands of blue velvet ribbon. Their
hats were broad brimmed flats of leg
horn with filmy ruches of light blue tulle
around the crowns and smart bow of
light blue ribbon at the back. Their
bouquets were of wistaria blooms, TIED
with bows and loops of blue tule
small reception for the relatives and
a few intimate friends followed at the
home of Mr.. Williams, on street,
where a beautiful decoration of pink
roses and white lilacs ornamented the
rooms.
late in the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Pinckard left for their wedding journey.
the latter wearing gray tailored suit
with a purple hat trimmed with Violets.
The brides sisters. Mrs. William w.
Meip and Mrs. Frederick De {. Faust,
assisted their father In the hoSpltailtles
of the event
Mr. and Mrs. Pincka,u will go to Cali
fornia on the conclusion of their we'd
ding trip. Mr.. and Mrs. George Pinck-
ard OF San Francisco, parents of the
bridegroom. were here for the wedding.
The Russian ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeteff and the Italian ambassador
attended the wedding.
Mrs. Arthur Lee entertained Mrs. Will
liam Jennings Bryan and d number OF
other guests today at luncheon in COM
plment to her house guest, Mrs. Mckee.
Mrs Copley Thaw, who will wed Mr..
Godfrey e. Whitney of Boston April -,
will leave tomorrow for Cumberland. Ga,
where the ceremony Will take place at
the winter home of her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Car
negie Mrs William Thaw of Pittsburgh
who will accompany her daughter in their
private car. The minister who will offic.ate,
Rev. Dr. McEwan of the Third Presby terrain
Church of Pittsburgh. is also going with
the bridal party, which will include MI.
Harold Pierce of Boston, who will be best
man al the wedding; Mrs Hunt Slater of
this city. cousin of the bridegroom-to-
be. and other relatives and house guests
Mr.. Whitney and his bride will be here
in week or two after the wedding be-
fore closing the latter's home in this city
for the summer.
Nine Van Swinderen, wife of the Meth
erlands minister for foreign affairs sail
ed today from Cherbourg for this coun-
try. to be present here May 10 at the
marriage of her brother, Mr.. Charles c.
Glover. jr.. and Miss Marion Everett
Wise, which will take place on that date
at st. Adams Church
Miss Helen Taft, who has been the
guest of the Misses Alys and Julia Meyer,
is now visiting Miss Johnston, who gave
a luncheon for her yesterday.
Cards have been received here for the
wedding Monday next at Hoinston. Mass.
of Mr.. Emery L. LASER and Miss Isabel
Claflin. Quite party will go from
Washington for the marriage. including
Mr.. Donald EARL as best man. Miss Ethel
Lasier as a bridesmaid. Mr.. Bruce Cleve-
land and Mr.. Charles Huber as uShera,
and the grooms mother, Mrs. Thomas J.
LASER. The wedding will take place at
3 O'Clock in the Congregational Church Of
HoliiSton, one of the suburbs of Boston.
After d short trip the couple will be at
home at Cheat Haven, Pa, where Mr..
LASER has recently located.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph c. Clark announce
the marriage of their daughter, Louise
Horner, and Mr.. Waller Russell Gallaher
of Tennessee Saturday, April l., at st.
Andrews Church. by Rev. j. ]. Dinon
Mr. and Mrs. Gallaher will be at home
after May 1 at the Sycamore.
Mrs Salisbury, wife of Senator Sauls-
bury will receive tomorrow at the
Shoreham from 3 to s.
Mrs. Heap. 1884 X street; Mrs. c. III.
Poor 1914 21St street, and Mrs. Fred
erick Moore of Georgetown have on sale
the remaining tickets for the entertain
ment tomorrow night at the Arcade, from