Evening star., 1921-12-18

Judge Of the supreme court Of the
Philippines, but is now living in New
York. Mr.. Randolph is a son Of the
late Mr.. William f. Randolph OF Clarke
county.
Those attending the wedding from
Clarke county we're Mrs. William F.
Randolph. mother of the bridegroom.
and Mr.. and Mrs. b. o. F. Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy c. Randolph will
make their future home in Wood
stock. where Mr.. Randolph Is engaged
in business.
Miss Annie Lee Clark Of Washing
ton was married Wednesday in, New
York to Mr.. A. F. Allison Of that city.
The ceremony was performed in st:
Ambrose Chapel Of the Cathedral of
ST. John the Divine. Dean Howard
Chandler Robbins officiating. Miss
Matte Clark of Hampton. Va. and
Mr.. Thomas ]. Clark OF Martinsville.
Va. attended the couple.
Mrs Allison is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Lee Clark Of Stuart.
Va.
Christmas week will be the marriage
of Miss Lucille Frances McGrath.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Nc
Grath. to Lieut.. William Alter Wat
son. U. S. A. which will take place
Christmas night
Miss Clara E. Ford and Mr.. ]. c.
Murphy were married at the home of
the brides parents. at Knoxville.
Tenn. Sunday morning. December H.
at 9 o'clock. Rev. l. w. Clark. pas
tor of the Lincoln Park Baptist
Church. a cousin of the bridegroom
officiated. The bride wore becom-
ing suit of brown. with accessories to
match and corsage bouquet OF roses.
The bride is well known in Wash
ington. having been in the adjutant
generals office for four years before
generals office at Knoxville. While
in Washington Miss Ford was proni-
nent in church and social circles
having been connected with Metro
politan Methodist Church. she wa was
also a prominent member OF the Ten
nessee state SoctHt,-
After Decei..0c. :, Mr.. and Mrs.
Murphy will be at home in Knoxville.
The Eliza beth Somers Home was the
scene Of an attractive wedding the
evening Of December s. when Miss
Mary P. Black burn. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Rolands Blackburn
of Staunton, Va. became the bride OF
Mr.. James franklin Clarke OF Pitts
burgh and Washington. Rev. Jason \.
Pierce, pastor Of the First ConErega-
tional Church. was the officiating
clergyman. The wedding party stood
under an arch Of cedars and palms
against a background Of chrysanthe-
riage by her brother. Mr. Charles
Blackburn, and was attended by her
sister, Miss Olyve Blackburn. as maid
Of honor, another sister. Mrs. William
being matrons of honor. Miss Helen
Hartwell. Miss Helen Dobbie and Miss
Esther Rees were bridesmaids. Mr..
George Clark was best man for his
brother, while the groomsmen were
Mr.. Joseph H Schmidt. Mr.. E. Burton
Corning Mr. Alfred Knowlton and Mr..
John Johnson.
The brides gown was Of ivory satin
draDed in lace, with a court train and
veil of tulle becomingly arranged
Tho bridal bouquet was Of bride roses.
The maid Of honor wore changeable
lavender and silver taneta, and car
ried lavender chrystanthemums. Mrs:
William E. Quick was dressed In
peach-eoiored tameta; reh;ac"1nrsa %nls MIS- MRS.
meuse and silver. They carried sweet
heart roses.
The bridesmaids made charming
picture in their gowns Of yellow, blue
and nile green. respectively. They
carried sweetheart roses.
Because Love You." was rendered
by Miss Alta Smith before the cere-
mony.
After the reception. which followed
the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark left
for the south. and will be at home at
1929 18th street northwest after De-
cember 20.
Out-of-town guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas r. Blackburn, Miss
Olyve Blackburn. Mrs William Quick,
Mr.. Charles Blackburn and Mr. Cray
son Blackburn. all of Staunton. and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clarke of Pitts
burgh.