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wiki silver ribbon about the crowns.
and they carried sheafs of lavender
ichrysanthemums
MIR. Deane had his brother, Mr.. John
! Deane Of Springfield. Mass, as best
man, and the ushers were MIR. Edward
Deane, another brother, and Mr..
Homer Weldon. The entire bridal
party walked to the improvised altar
through an aisle formed with broad
white ribbons.
Miss Marie Stulz sang 20 Promise
Me-" accompanied by Miss Bertha
King, who also played the wedding
march.
The bridegroom is the son of Mrs.
| Eleanor A. Deane and the late DIR.
! Julian Willis Deane of Springfield.
| and among the Out-of-town guests
! for the wedding were Mr.. Julian
| Sheriff Deane. his son, and Mrs. Will
lard Phelps lie Shure. also of Spring
| field.
A luncheon followed the wedding
| ceremony for the bridal party and
! guests. following the brief reception
when Mrs. Price assisted in receiving.
and wore n draped gown of black
| charmeuse and hat of black velvet.
| The table was charmingly decorated
with chyrsanthemums. these flowers
! in varied colors combined with autumn
/ leaves making almost the entire
| scheme of decoration.
! When Mr.. and Mrs. Deane left for
! their wedding trip the bride wore
| gown of castor suedenen, with seal
{ collar and cuffs and small black
! velvet hat, with crown of cloth of
! gold. They will go first to Spring
! field and will visit Mrs. LIE Shure at
! her beautiful country place at Rowe,
| Mass, and will then go to Boston. re-
| turning to New York by water. They
| will make their home in Washington.
The, marriage of Miss Sara Frances
Sutherland daughter of Mrs. Phocion
l.. Sutherland. formerly of Jackson
willie. Fla. and Mr.. Elbert Parr futile
of Honolulu took place quietly at s
clock this afternoon at the Church
of the Epiphany. with the Rev. DR..
Percy Foster Hall officiating, in the
presence of a few relatives and in
innate friends.
Miss Jennie Sutherland wa. her
sisters only attendant. Mr.. Malcolm
futile of Chicago, brother of the
bridegroom. was best man. and the
ushers were Mr.. III. s. Percy of lack
Columbia. S. c.
The bride, who was given in mar
rage by her brother, Mr.. w. A. Suth-
erland. wore smart suit of henna We
lour trimmed with gray squirrel and
a duvetyn hat to match and a cor
sage of orchids and lilies of the val
lev. The maid of honor wore a SOFTLY
draped gown of dark blue charmeuse
and a black velvet picture hat and
carried an arm bouquet of dark red
roses. Mrs. Sutherland, the bride
mother. wore handsome gown ~
black satin trimmed with let and a
black velvet hat.
Immediately after the ceremopv NJ
Tuttle and his bride left for a wed
ding trip to Florida and unon tts
conclusion will return to Wasbinp-
ton. where they will make their here
at the George Washington Inn
Mrs. Edison w. Briggs is enterta,r-
ing at tea this afternoon a. ~
residence on Argyle Park in con,nI;.
ment to Mrs. w. {. Hamilton, wife Of
Maj. Hamilton. who is Stationed at
Frankfort arsenal, Philadelphia.
A beautiful decoration of ninL ros..
and autumn foliage is in place in tha
various rooms, and those assisttra,
will include Mrs. Mable Bowen nJ;ss
Irene Ludwig, Mrs. c. f.. ToIson and
Mrs. j. Edison Briggs. Mrs CharIas
dooVer VIII sing during the after
noon. The guests will Include 49,,
friends OF Mrs. Hamilton. who ha,
fore her marriage, was Miss Iauria
Edison Briggs OF this city.
Mrs. 8. KiebeI left for sor n,.-,
Cal. sunday for an extended atay.
she was accompanied by her daughter.
Mrs. Lieut.. D. ). Farnsworth, U. s. N,