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Impressive Church Ceremonies Mark the MarriageOf Miss Elsie J McLean to Paul Chenery Patterson

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St Margarets Episcopal Church willbe the scene of an unusually beautifulwedding this afternoon at 430 oclockwhen Miss Elsie Jarvis McLean daughter of Capt Walter McLean U S N-

and Mrs McLean will become the brideof Paul Chooery Patterson

An artistic arrangement of palms andwnito chrysanthemums will form thechurch decorations Clusters of flowerswill adorn the altar and choir pews andthe bridal party will pass down an alsltof flowers formed by clusters of chrys-anthemums and tulle Reserved pewsfor the families will be marked withtall standards of chrysanthemums andwhite ribbons and the bridal couple willkneel before a white satin priedleudecorated with clusters of Bride roses

The organist of St Margarets MrEdgerton will play the wedding musicand an appropriate musical program in-

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The ushers who will seat tho guestsand precede the bridal party to the altar will be Dr Ralph Walker McDowellU S N Walter Dayton of TowandaPa Wallace Donald McLean and DrG Browne JarvisBrother To ActAs the Best Man

Julian Stevens Patterson of Chicagowill act as best man for hit brother andthe officiating clergyman will bo theRev Herbert Scott Smith of St Margarets

The bride will be escorted and given inmarriage by her father Captain McLean Her bridal gown Is of rich whitesatin and chiffon with a deep flounceofpoint lace on the skirt a full courttrain and the bodice softly draped Inchiffon and rose point lace in kerchiefeffect She will a bridal yell oftulle held in place with a double ban-deau of tulle and lilies of the valley andon her slippers she will wear pearlbuckles heirlooms In tho family Thebridal will be a cascade of

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lilies of tho valley and orchidsMrs William A Dallam wife of Cap-

tain Dallam U S A and Mrs CharlesDay Palmer will attend the bride asmatrons of honor and the bridesmaidswill be Miss Sue Kersley Watson of NewYork Miss Katherine Jennings and MissEllen Lemy of Washington and MissMathilda Auerbach ef Washington andSt Paul

Mrs Dallam will wear white satinveiled in net with trimmings of crystaland American chiffon at the topof the border of her skirt and at thesleeves Her short veil of white tullewill be held in place with a pearl coronet and she will carry AmericanBeauty roses

Mrs Palmer will wear pink embroid-ered satin veiled in pink chiffon Herveil will be arranged with a wreath oftiny pink rosebuds and she will carryan arm cluster of rink chrysanthemumsand pale blue ddphlum tied with paloblue tuneBridesmaids To WearWhite Chiffon Over Satin

The bridesmaids will wear white cbKfon over pale blue satin with a handpainted border of roses around tho bottom of the skirt The top of the borderand the sleeves are edged with paleblue maribou and the necks and sleevesnnished with touches of rose point laceThe short bridesmaids velis will bo heldIn place with bandeaus of pale blue tuiitand tiny pink rosebuds and they willcarry arm clusters of pink chrysanthe-mums and pale blue delphium tied withhuce bows of pale blue tulle The delicate touches of vale blue pink and bluewill Rive an exceedingly artistic Dresden effect to the entire wedding

Little Margaret and Adelaide Tuttledaughters of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Tuttle who will serve as flower girls willwear dainty frocks of white voile overpink silk with caps of white tulletrimmed with pink rosebuds and willcarry baskets of pink roses tied withbows of blue tulle

Following the ceremony at the churchCaptain and Mrs McLean will be hostsat a small reception at their residence2109 0 street

The house will be prettily decoratedfor the occasion with quantities ofpalms and bamboo vines androses in the drawingroom white roses inthe reception hall and white roses andblue delphium on the brides table inthe dlnlngroom

Mrs McLean tho brides mother willwear a handsome gown of satindraped in coral pink chiffon with aband of coral pink velvet at the bottomof the skirt caught here and there withtiny cut steel ornaments and a graytoque trimmed with coral pink plumesMrs J M PattersonTo Wear Green Crepe Meteor

Mrs J Starch Patterson of Chicagomother of the bridegroom will wearhandsome gown of willow green crepemeteor trimmed in gold lace and embroidered in gold on the bodice with-a black velvet hat trimmed with blackand white plumes

Tho bridegrooms sister Mrs GeorgeHenry Scripps of Rushville HI willwear French blue velvet draped In j

chiffon edged with purple mnribouand trimmed on the bodice with rosepoint lace and Persian velvet Het hatis of blue velvet trimmed in purple andblue plumes

Mrs A A Jarvis of Towanda Pagrandmother of the bride will woar ahandsome gown of black satin veiled inchiffon with trimmings of lace and Jet

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and pearl ornaments and a black toquetrimmed with plumes

Mrs G P Browning of Coopers townN Y Mrs Borden of Chicago General

Lowder Copeland of Newwere among the other outoftownguests who came to Washington for thewedding

After the reception Mr Patterson andhis bride will leave Washington for theirbridal trip Mrs Patterson will travelin a handsome tailored of dark bluediagonal serge with a tor re tapestrywith a touch of blue velvetUpon their return to Washington theywill make their home at the Brighton

Captain DC ChambrunReturns To Washington-

The military Attache of tfte Frenchembassy Captain de Chambrwi re-turned to Washington ills morning rrnathe Virgin Ho Seringa where he ac-companied the countess about a Weekage Countess Chambmn vrlH rbWrnte the clay week

JThe Russian Ambassador and Bar-

oness Rosen and Baroness ElizabethRosen who are now in New York willarrive in Washington tomorrow

The Military Attach of the RussianEmbassy and Baroness Elizabeth deBode who are new in St Petersburgwill return to Washington aboutmiddle of next month

The Xaval Attache of the RussianEmbassy and Mme VagsUtefT wnospent the summer at their cottage atManchester Mass and Nell York haVearrived in Washington and have openedtheir residence on place forthe wInter season

The marriage of Miss Florence Thomson daughter of air and Mrs JohnThomson jr and George W Ailingtook place last evening at 8 oclock attho home of parents at 1407Monroe street ceremony whichwas attended a party x f relatives and friends was performed by the

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Palms ferns and quantities of pinkchrysanthemums and cosmos blossomsadorned the house The wedding musicva played by Miss

accompanied by Alfred Haas on the viu

The bride wlio was escorted to theimprovised altar of palms and flowersand in marriage by her fatherwoie a beautiful gown of white crepemeteor satin over soft taffeta made imprincess lines and trimmed In pearls

lilies of the valley and carried showerbeuquct of Bride roses and lilies of thevalley

Blanche Moyor of Bethlehem-Pa who was th maid of honor wore

nod an armful of Bridesmaid rosesHerbert H Hall of Alexandria Va

was best man for Mr AilingA reception followed the ceremony

Later in the evening air and Mrs Alling left Washington for a Northernwedding trip The bride wore a travelincMilC Of navy blue broadcloth with ahat f the same shade Upon their return thev will be at home at 7 H

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Miss Lillian EWe Heller was marriedto I Quinn last evening at 6oclock at the residence of her auntMrs Duffs Beha at 10 I street

The ceremony which was per-formed by the Rev J B Pittar of StAloysius Church wii attended bysmall gathering of relatives and friends

The bride wore a becoming gown ofwhite embroidered batistelace over silk and her tulle veilwas arranged with orange blossomsThe bridal bouquet was a shower bouquet of Bride roses and lilies of thevalley

Miss Estelte P Wild who was maidof honor for Miss Heller wore gown j

of cream silk with touches of gold trim-ming and carried cluster of pinkchrysanthemums-

Leo B was best man for Mr

A reception followed the ceremonyand later Mr and Mrs Quinn left

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Rear Admiral Silas W Terry and Mrs Terry EntertainAmbassador Cusani At Horner Weds

William Hazen Jordan At Her Parents HomeDinnerMiss

The newly appointed ItalianCusani Confalonteri was the

in honor of whom Rear AdmiralSilas W Terry U S N and Mrs

entertained a party at dinner lasteveningf

Miss Homer WedsWilliam Hazen Jordon

Miss Violet Henrietta Hornerdaughter of Mr and Mrs J Wood7arW Horner was married to WilliamHazen Jordan last evening The wedding ceremony which was performedby the Rev H W O Milllnston othe Brookland Baptist Church at thehomo of tho brides parents was attended by a party of relatives andfriends

Palms ferns autumn leaves andclusters of chrysanthemums and cosmos adorned the house for the occa-sion

Tho bride who was given In marriage by her father wore a beautifulgown of white messaline satin madon draped princess lines Her tulleveil was arranged with orange blos-soms and she carried a shower bouquet of Bride rosess and lilies of thevalley

Miss Ruby M Schwlor was thobrides attendant and Harry LHamilton was best man for Mr Jordan

An Informal reception followed theceremony and later in theand Mrs Jordan loft Washington

for a wedding totheir return they wlU be atafter November 20 at 16 Seaton streetnorthwest

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Miss Eleanor DashlcH daughter ofMrs Dashiell and of the late NavalConstructor Robert B Dashiell wasmarried to Lieut J S Hatcher U S

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A yesterday afternoon at 4 oclock atSt Anns Protestant Churchat Annapolis Md The ceremonywhich was performed by the Teeter efthe church the Rev Joseph P McCemas was attended by a large gatherlag of relatives and friends

The bride who was given in marriageby her uncle l aul J Dashiell US N wore a handsome gown of ivorysvn draped In white marquisette withtrimmings of duchees on the sleeves

skirt was caught with clusters of whitesatin roses Her long tulle veil was arranged with orange blossoms and shecarved a shower bouquet of lilies of thevalley

Miss Nancy Weems who wasmaid for her sorter wore agown of pale blue meteor crepe veiledin blue chiffon and trimmed with satinroses She wore a large blue velvet hattrimmed with a and carri I an armful of Richmond roses

Passed Midshipman A S Dysart whois attached ta the U S S Tennesseewas best man for lieutenant Hatcherand the ushers were Passed Midshipmen-B V McCandlfss and Passed

L E Lindsay of the U S SPassed Midshipman C C

and Passed Midshipman Barlo VanMeter of the 17 S S Connecticut andPassed Midshipman J5 A McIntyre andPassed Midshipman B V Meade class1A f the IT S S Rhode Island

The ceremony at the church was followed by a reception at the home of thebrides mother and later In the eveningLieutenant and Mrs Hatcher left An-napolis for Fort Monroe where the

is attached to the coast artillerycorps

Mrs Leefew widow of Col John GeorgeLeefe U S A announces the engage-ment of her daughter Mary HelenLode to Fred Sturgis Laurence of NewYork The wedding will take place Inthe spring

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Miss Mary Htektoson daughterand Mrs George Porcv l H ekia

son of Derwood 34d was married toJohn W Sherwood last evening at Seclocfc The ceremony which watt per-formed at the Dumbarton Avenue M EChurch by the pastor the Rev C

was attended bv a large gatheringof relatives and friends

Branches of autumn leaves patensferns and clusters of white

formed the decorations of thechurch for the occasion and the wed-ding music played by the organistof the church Mrs Isaac Burch

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eorainjr grown of white mesealine satinembroidered In pearls Her tulle veilwas arranged With orange blossoms andshe carried a shower bouquet of Brideroses and lilies of the valley

Miss Anna Lee Poole Of Joplin Mdwho was her cousins only attendantwore pink mesealiae satin and carriedbridesmaid roeee-

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