Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19

in Washington.
The bay window of the large. room
filled with palms and ferns. which
made a background for white chrys-
| anthemums, the same decorations
being. used throughout the home.
The bride. who was given in mar
rage by her father, wore a short
gown of white satin and georgette.
the long, loose sleeves. the hem of
the drapery and the finish for the
bodice being of tiny pearl beads.
The tulle veil. which just reached the
hem of the skirt. was held with a
string of pearl beads. and she wore
the crescent pin of pearls given her
by the bridegroom. Her bouquet
was cluster and shower of bride
| roses.
Mrs. Marcus j. Gray of Sommer-
willie. Mass, sister of the bridegroom.
was matron of honor and wore
gown of pink taffeta, with a drapery
| pink rosebuds. Miss Edith NJ. Evans
of Washington was bridesmaid and
wore a gown of pink brocade satin
and carried pink rosebuds.
| Mr.. Marcus j. Gray was best man
for the bridegroom.
| Mrs. Ferris. who assisted the bridal
lparty in receiving. wore gown of
turquoise blue satin with flesh col
the bridegroom's mother, and Miss
Annie Travis also assisted. the for
mer wearing gown of dark blue
seorgette handsomely beaded. and
the latter gown of cream white
Ilace with tulle.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Glines left
Washington for their honeymoon trip
before going to Sommerville, their
future home, the bride wore a tall |
ored gown Of blue velour trimmed |
with nutria, and hat OF blue velvet. !
They will reach Sommerville on Octo- (,
Der %. and the FOLLOWING evening !,
the parents of the bridegroom will
give large reception in their honor. |
for the wedding include Mr.. and Mrs !
IGeore G. Glines, parents of the bride !
groom. and Mr.. and .lrs. Marcus J.
Gray, all of Sommerville. Mass: Mrs. |
Sara Swanson and Mr.: r. w. Swan
son OF Brooklyn. N. Y.
St Pauls Episcopal Church of Baden, |
Md, was the scene of a pretty we'd |
ding last Thursday evening at $40 |
o'clock. when Miss Ruth Noel Robin
Turner Robinson of Prince Georges !
county. became the bride of Mr. VIII |
liam Baillo Chichester. son Of Mr. and !
Mrs. w. F. Chichester of Woodville. |
Md The chancel was banked with pink I
and white asters against background |
iof ferns and towering palms. making /
Ian effective setting for the ceremony |
which was performed by Rev. Charles |
| r..
Rev. Barker Turner.
The bride, who was given in marriage |
by her father, wore a handsome gown
Of brocaded white satin embroidered
with pearls and with pearl ornaments
iholding the court train at the Shout |
ders. Her long tulle veil was held by
a wreath of orange blossoms and she
carried shower of bride roses and
orchids. The maid of honor. Miss Grace
Robinson, the brides sister, wore
I tot ri
with ostrich and carried pink roses.
The bridesmaids, Miss Jane Robinson,
Miss Mary Chichester and Miss Amy
Dart, wore graceful gowns of tulle, in
turquoise, lavender and yellow respec-
lively, and carried bouquets Of yellow,
pink and blue snapdragons. All of the
brides attendants wore large black vel
vet picture hats.
Perre Robinson wore dainty frock ,
of pale pink chiffon with chiffon hat,
and carried a basket of pink rosebuds
! The best man was Mr.. Fred Chiches-
ter, and the ushers were Mr.. Guy Rob-
inson, Mr.. Spencer Turner and Mr.. Peter
Chichester.
large reception followed at the
home of the brides parents. Calm Re
treat" where the decorations were SIM
liar to those of the church.
The brides mother. Mrs. Robinson.
and the bridegroom's mother. Mrs.
Chichester, assisted in receiving, tho
former wearing black satin and tulle
gown trimmed with silver lace and
black velvet hat, and the latter gown
Of black lace with a black lace hat.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Chichester left
for their wedding trip, the bride travel
ing in smartly tailored suit of dark
brown duvetyn and purple feather
toque. They will make their home at
Woodvile.
Among. those from Washington at
tending the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner Robinson, jr., Dr. and Mrs Sin
clear Bowen and Mr. anad Mrs Herbert
Miss Pauline Montague Hunt, niece of
MIR. and Mrs j., William Montague. was
perton of Wichita. Kan, at noon Mon
day. October 13. at the Church of the
Advent. Rev. Edward M. Mott off,
ciated. Only members of the family at
tended the ceremony. The bride wore
simple 1rock OF pale pink georgette crepe
and large black hat faced with blue.
Her corsage bouquet was OF white and
pink rosebuds. Miss Miriam Movers
was the brides only attendant. Imme-
diately after the ceremony a breakfast
was served at the home of the bride.
after for trip to New York city.
quiet Wedding was solemnized Tues
day evening. October IA. at $40 o'clock.
at the Metn HSi parsonage in Marshall.
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs william
H. Watts, became the bride of Mr.. Lee
Massey Clarkson. The ceremony was
performed by Rev y; Frank T: Ridseway
IN ths prss Sa Ss.S o. a few relatives and
ed suit Of gray silvertone with a gray
velvet hat to match. lmmediste,v after
the ceremony Mr. Carkson and his