Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-28
SOCIETY WEDDING
N BAL TM)R
Miss Clare Randolph Goode Be.
comes Bride CT Robert
Mclean, u. 5. "A.
CEREMONY AT cHURC +
fspecial Is tie Evening Capital.

Baltimore. April IS. The wedding
of Miss Clare Randolph Goode. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Leila Symington Goode OF
this city, TO Mr. Robert Mclean, son
tof Mr.. and Mrs. William Il Mclean OF
Philadelphia. which took place III Bal
itimore this afternoon Is one OF the
most important Of the year. both 70
resident and out -of-town society The
bride has been very much admired and
exceedingly popular since making her
debut few seasons ago Through
both parents she comes Of particularly
distinguished ancestry. Her paternal
grandfather was the late Judge John
EGoode OF Bedford county, Virginia,
Familiarity known both as the Virginia
lGladslane and the Bronze Lion Of
Bedford, z and who was d member Of
lone OF the most noted Colonial fami-
1 lies OF the Old Dominion Through
her mother she Is granddaughter Of
1.-THE late Colonel ". Stuart Symington.
Eof Baltimore and belongs To family
connection or equal prominence in
Maryland, Her maternal uncles are
Captain Powers Symingfon, e S. M.
Captain Donald Leith Synington u.
IS. A., who has just returned from
France: Misses w Stuart Synlington.
3Jr., of Chicago; Charles ]. Symington.
New York. and Thomas H Symington
and John Fife Symington Of Balti-
more
Mr. Mclean was, until his recent re-
lease from the service, 8 major Of
Field Artillery. Il. s. A, at Fort sill.
The ceremony vas performed III the
presence of q brilliant assemblage Of
fguests from several cities at o'clock
lin Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
lehurch The rector, Rev. Hugh Brick
head. officiated The bride was given
lin marriage by Captain Powers Sym
Iington, q. s. n. She wore a superb
dress of heavy white satin. plainly
made in Juliet style and covered with
a court robe of old family lace and
ftulle Her veil vas also Of old lace
and she carried bouquet OF white
lorchids and lilies Of the valley.
Mrs Robert Fl Lee Taylor OF Nor
TO-, Va, only sister of the bride, was
lmatron Of honor in q directoire gown
of orchid satin over cream lace. with
corn color hat and bouquet Of
Iorchids. The bridesmaids wore corn
yellow directoire gowns over margot
lace slips with orchid sashes and
orchid satin hats and carried punches
of lilacs. They we're Miss Sarah War
den Mclean Of Philadelphia, sister or
the bridegroom: Miss Helen Whit
ridge, Miss Katherine Lawrence Lee,
Miss Jesse van Rensselaer, Bond, Miss
| Priscilla Ridgely Dawson. Miss Sophie
N4cEIenry Dawson Stewart. Miss Anne
stewart Mclean Randolph and Miss
Betty Saunders Atkinson. all Of Balti-
more.
Mr.. William L. Mclean, Jr., Of Phila-
ldelphia, was his brothers best man.
| The ushers were Messrs Joseph Men
Ewing. Edward Page, Andrew Porter
John North and Joseph Du Barry,
third, all of Philadelphia; Frank G..
/ Page, New York: Douglas c. Crocker,
Boston: Ensign Stuart Symington
Goode, u S. III, and j Craig Lanahan.
Baltimore.
Robert E Lee Taylor, Jr.. and Stuart
Symington Taylor, twin sons of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert r. Lee Taylor of
Norfolk were ribbon boys.
A reception followed at Tallwood,
the country place In the Green Spring
Valley of Mr. and Mrs. John Fife Sym
lington, MRS. Goode. mother Of the
bride, who assisted in receiving, wore
/ very becoming costume Of pale grey
Ibrocaded tafFeta and chiffon with B
Ipictufe hat Of blue ostrich feathers
and carried bouquet Of violets
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