Evening star., 1915-06-24

| feet high. will be the gift Of the Mis-
souri, congressional delegation to Miss
Genevieve Clark. daughter Of Speaker
| of the National House of Representa-
! tives and Mrs Champ Clark. whose
| marriage to Mr.. James NJ. Thomson of
| New Orleans will take place June 30.
| Old st. Pauls Church in Baltimore
| tiful weddings of the sea son last night
when Miss Sara Bell Williams. daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William 8. G. Will
liams. became the bride of Mr. Gilbert
| Louttrelle Lucas. The ceremony was
performed at I o'clock by the Rev. DR..
! Arthur B. kinsolving. rector of the
! church, in the presence Of large and
! fashionable assemblage. reception
| followed at the town house of the Will
liams, 70l st. Paul street.
! The church was decorated with palms
and peonies and the chancel was light
ed with candles and banked with white
lilies and green foliage. The house
decorations were of white peonies and
pink rambler roses. A stringed orches-
ira played during the reception and
later for dancing.
The bride. who was given In mar
riage by her father. was met at the
altar by the bridegroom, attended by
| his best man. Mr.. c. A. Buchanan
ShreVe She wore gown of white
satin with the bodice of white tulie
| finished at the waist line with clusters
| of orange blossoms, and the end OF the
long court train was trimmed with
orange blossoms. Her tulle veil was
caught with the same blossoms and
she carried a shower bouquet of lilies
of the valley.
Miss Eleanor Cuttings Williams. her
sister the maid of honor. and
she wore a white net gown with
coat Of white taneta and large white
net hat with a single white rose and
carried bouquet of white roses Miss
bride. was the flower girl, and she wore
dainty white gown with touches of
blue and a white hat trimmed with for
get-me-nots. She carried a bouquet Of
pink and yellow roses and foreet-me-
nots to correspond with the dresses of
the bridesmaids
The nine bridesmaids. who walked
three abreast. wore gowns OF pussy
willow taffeta in pastel shades, with
full skirts. and long sleeves of chiffon
and shoulder straps of pearls They
wore large black chiffon picture hats
and carried bouquets of pink roses
Miss Nancy W. B. Brewster, Miss
Mary Marshall Smith and Miss Mar
Miss Ann l.. Buchanan Shreve, Mrs r.
King Stone Of this city and Miss VIr-
Rinia Amber wore pink, and Miss
Claire Phillips. Miss Margaret Hollings-
worth w nyIe ana MISS sara T.. Wh1te
wore yellow. They carried the brides
| souvenirs. dainty vanity boxes, the tops
Of enamel the same shade as their
gowns. while the best man and ushers
received gold penknives.
The ushers were Mr.. J. Prosser Tabb,
jr.: Mr.. Alan p. Smith. I'D Mr.. Robert
G. Lowndes. Mr.. Marion Poor Fisher,
Mr.. Chaunoey Brooks of Baltimore, Mr.
Robert N. Lee. Mr.. r. King Stone of
this city and Mr.. Jesse Wasserman of
New York.
Following the reception. Mr. and Mrs.
Lucas left by motor for the north. On
their return they will occupy the bun
galow which Mr.. Lucas has taken on
the Severn for the summer.
Many beautiful gifts were received by
the bride and groom. including nat sill
yer, tea sets Of French china and sill
yer, cut glass and . large chest of sill
yer from the parents of Miss Williams.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. william 8.
Benson were the guests OF honor at
a dinner given last night by Capt
and Mrs. Edward w. Eberle.
The other guests were Admiral and
| Mrs. Badger, Medical Director and Mrs.
Boyd. Paymaster General McGowan.
Commander and Mrs Willard. Prof
and Mrs. Stimson Brown and Mr.. Ed
ward Randolph Eberle.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant. who has
been spending few days In New York.