The Washington herald., 1914-06-04
St. Thomas Church Wedding

A fashionable company assembled al
st. Thomas Church. yesterday at noon
for the marriage OF Miss Louise Fair
fax Robertson. daughter OF Mrs Caro-
line wyville Robertson. to Mr.. George
T Wood. jr.. of Louisville. Ky. There
were no attendants. The bride, who
made her debut less than three years
ago. looked particularly handsome in a
gown Of white satin with garniture OF
Duchesse lace and a tulle veil. Mr..
Walter WyviIle OF Pittsburg. uncle of
the bride. gave her hand in marriage.
Following the ceremony the relatives
and some additional friends, in all not
more than fifty guests. We're entertained
by Mrs. Robertson at breakfast at the
Cairo. which has been the home OF the
brides family for some time.
In the company at breakfast and cere-
mony were Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Wood
and Miss Elizabeth Wood. parents and
aunt of the bridegroom. who came from
Louisville for the occasion: Mrs. George
Spicer, of Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs.
Cameron Lewis and Miss Elizabeth
Gallager. of Charleston. W. Va; Mr.
and Mrs. william G. Noting, Mr. and
Knoxand. Mr.. Alexander Robertson, all
of Baltimore; Mr.. Col and Mrs. Thomas $
Smith. Miss Lena Gaines and Mr. Fair
fax Gaines, all of Warrenton, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Wood left early in the
evening for a honeymoon trip to end at
their home in Louisville. The brides
travelling gown was dark blue moire.
with which she wore a small blue hat.
A beautifully appointed home wedding
took place last evening at $50. at 2125 s
street. where Miss Sara Barney. of this
city, and Mr.. Joseph L. Brady, of
Keokuk, Iowa. in the presence Of some
fifty or sixty relatives and friends. The
bride, who is a niece of Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Hewson. OF this city, was es-
corted by the former, and had as her
only attendant her young cousin. Mics
Georgia Schofield. daughter Of the late
Gen. Schofield. y. s. A.
The bridegroom had as his only at
tendant, the brides brother. Mr.. Hiram
Barney. There were no ushers. The
room. which was very elaborately deco
rated In pink and white hydrangias and
roses. to the music of the Lohengrin
bridal chorus, played by a stringed
quartet, including harp. which was
hidden by wall of roses. The brides
gown was OF white satin In close modish
lines with long train. She wore tulle
veil and carried lilies Of the valley. Miss
schofeld. who came from boarding school
Tor the OCCASION, looked Particularly
smart inya gown Of pink taffeta. modishly
draped with q rufiied skirt
This young attendant wore no hat. and
in place Of the usual bouquet, carried a
shepardess crook decorated with a cluster
Of pink sweet peas.
Rev. H. T. Nichols, OF New York
City. an old friend of both the bride and
BRIDEGROOM. ofiiciated.
The Chapel OF the Nativity on Capitol
Hill was the scene Of q pretty wedding
yesterday at noon, when Miss Edna Eu-
senia Struble and Mr.. John Leroy Mack
were married in the presence of small
invited company. Rev. Enoch Thomp-
son oficiated.
The bride was escorted by her father.
Mr.. David q. Struble. and had as flower
girls Miss Grace Holbrook and Miss Mar
Ian Mack with her sister. Mrs. Charles
Hart ~ matron Of honor.
The wedding gown was white embroid-
cred crepe. with which was worn . tuiie
veil. al
Messrs. Kenneth shiplsy.. James r..
Noel 6ryaa ylathsr and Irving Altman