Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-22

| MISS CATHERINE LIV
One of the wealthfest Of New York hei
Mrs. J. Hooper Hammersly, and. her
to be married in Grace Church. New
with standards filed with white chrys-
anthemumS and ascension lilies.
spray of white chrysanthemums was
tied with white tulle to the prize dieu.
wedding bells were suspended from the
ceiling with white satin ribbons en-
twined with smilax. The mantels were
banked with white chrysanthemums.
Easter lilies and ferns, and tall pyra-
mids of palms and autumn leaves were
arranged around the walls at intervals
in all the rooms of the drawing room
suite. Quantities of Killarney roses
adorned the dining room and stringed
|orchestra played behind screen OF
vines and palms in the spacious en-
trance hall.
The bride, who was escorted by her
father. looked charming in her gown
of soft white satin. yelled in silk net
heavily embroidered in seed pearls. Her
net of orange blossoms and she car
ried shower of white orchids and
lilies of the valley.
Miss Jane Walter, the brides sister.
gown of iridescent headed net over
pink. The low neck was finished
| with pink tulle beaded in design
of rosebuds. A butterfly bow of tulle
showed at the back OF the bodice and
a drapery of filmy lace fell from a
beaded ornament at the left around
| the skirt to the short. pointed train,
where it was caught with another bow
| of the tulle A bouquet of pink killar-
ney roses was carried.
| The bridesmaids-Miss Edith Waddill
| of Danville, Va: Miss Percy Handy of
Lynchburg. Va. and Miss Frances E.
! Walter and Miss Carroll of this city
| wore lovely dresses of rose pink chif-
fon taffeta, made with shirred basques.
finished with pink tulle at the neck and
beaded in pink and pale green. The
round length skirts had full over
| skirts of pink tulle edged with a silver
thread. They carried loose clusters Of
| pink chrysanthemums.
| Mr.. Walter Waddily of Danville, Va,
| was best man, and the ushers were Mr..
! F. Lloyd Overman of New York. Mr..
| Beverly Maynor of Virginia, Mr.. Will
lam D. Campbell and Mr.. C. Edgar
Davis of this city.
| a reception followed, when the newly
| married couple was assisted in re-
| ceiving by Mrs. Walter. the brides
mother. whose gown was of black vel
vet and jet with scarf of duchess
| lace
Mr.. and Mrs. Waddill left last night
| for an extended wedding trip, the lat
| ter wearing a smart suit of blue cloth
with hat to match
| Among todav's weddings was that of
! Miss Grace Fairfax Nugent and Mr.
George f. Jones, both of Richmond, Va
the ceremony being very quiet affair
at the home of Rev. Wallace Radcliffe
and being witnessed only by Mr. James
L. Jones. brother of the groom. formerly
| of Richmond. but lately of Washington:
Miss Edna p. Jones, sister of the
| groom, and Miss Frances Chaplin of
Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Jones left on
| the afternoon train for New York.
where they will visit with relatives of
the groom and later going to New
Jersey to visit friends of the bride
The Ladies' Club of the Washington
| Saengerbund will give a euchre party
at the clubhouse, s14 c street north
| west. Monday evening. October &c, at
| $3.50, Mrs. K. G. Barthel presiding
Mr.. Robert Bacon, former ambassador
! TO France. has arrived in Washington
and is at the SEoreham for a few DAYS.
Gen. and Mrs. Michael G. Sheridan
have returned to the city and viii be
at the Portland for the winter
DR.. and Mrs. J. c. Boyd and Mrs. A.
c. Stanley of Washington are at the
| Wolcott. New York city.
| A large assemblage of relatives and
friends was at ST. Patrick's Church
| yesterday at $50 to witness the mar
| riage of Miss Anne Cecilia Clark,
/ daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles H
| Clark. and Judge NJ. NJ. Doyle of the
| Municipal Court The high altar was
adorned with white flowers and sur
rounded by massing of palms. The
| ceremony was performed by Mgr. Rus
sell, rector of the church, and with him
in the sanctuary were Rev. George A.
| Dougherty, vice rector of the Catholic
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the Rev. Father J. Smith and the Rev
| Father Carroll. The ushers were Mr.
| Bernard A. Clark, brother of the bride:
Mr.. Paul A. Hines. Mr.. Louis Payne.
Mr.. Charles Osborne, Mr.. Joseph Haus-
| Ter and My. Leo Rover. The bride was
| escorted to the sanctuary gate by her
| father and attended by her sister, Miss
Agnes Clark Mr.. Adolph Luck Of Chi
| cago was best man. The bride was
very elegantly gowned in white satin,
with trimmings of chantilly lace and
| pearls Her veil was crowned with
orange blossoms and her shower bou-
ouet was of bride roses and lilies of
! the valley. The maid of honor wore
mink velvet and satin, with touches of
ermine and silver lace. Her large black
picture hat was faced with pink. She
| carried pink roses.
| Mrs. Clark, mother of the bride, wore
| gray crepe de chihe anu d piach VeiFet
| hat.
| Among the out-of-town guests was
the mother Of the groom. Mrs. Anna
Doyle of Milwaukee. who wore anne
| thyst satin, with net overdress trim
med with duchesse' lace and a plumed
hat to match. Mrs; Joseph Doyle. the
! groom's sister-in-law. also of Mil
waukee, wore white lace trimmed in
pink rosebuds and large picture hat
| of black. Mrs. Clarence Nohe of this
| city wore black satin. with overdress
of black net, and large picture hat
| trimmed with fur.
| Following the ceremony reception
| was he'll. at the Clarke residence, on
| Massachusetts avenue, prior to Judge
and Mrs. Doyle's departure for New
| York Their honeymoon journey will
| be to Bermuda and on their return
| they will be at home at Ills Massa-
| chusetts avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Adams have
| sent out cards announcing the mar
rage of their daughter. Ethel Merle,