The times., 1898-10-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

sen. IuiID n. NOEIniy, MARY "a. IiuuOIpn.
and Katie II. Wood.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
very beautiful and impressive mar
riage was solemnized last night at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs G. Lansburgh,
No. l0lS Vermont Avenue, the bride being
Miss Aline Lansburgh, and the groom
Mr. d. II. Cohn, of Cleveland, Ohio
The wedding guests were limited to rela-
tives. a number of whom were present
from Baltimore, Boston, Buffalo and
Pittsburg, and the ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DIR. Stern.
Haley's orchestra heralded the approach
of the bride and groom, who entered the
magnificently decorated drawing room
unattended by ushers or maids. The bay
window, banked with tall graceful palm
trees starred with white carnations,
served an impromptu altar and imme-
diately above the contracting pair was
suspended two large hearts of white car
nations, pierced with a Cupid's arrow,
formed of the same blossoms in pink.
The bride was girlishly lovely I'm white
satin with bodice and front of duchesse
lace. Her blossom-crowned veil fell in
misty folds to the edge OF her train and
a superb cluster of American Beauty
and Augusta Victoria roses formed the
bridal bouquet.
During the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
Lansburgh stood beside their daughter
and relatives took a similar position to
the right of the groom
The ceremony was followed by a we'd
ding banquet, which was interspersed
with congratulatory speeches, and
throughout the evening orchestral selec-
tions were rendered by the band. The
decorations of the dining room were OF
pink white and gold. and the doorway,
like those in the drawing room. was
draped with garlands of smilax studded
with snowwhite blooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cohn left later in the
evening for Niagara Falls and other
Northern points, their journey TO con-
clude at Cleveland, their future home.
The Bishop of Washington and Mrs.
Satterlee entertained at dinner last night
Morgan, of New York.
DR. and Mrs. Mackay-Smith also gave
dinner of sixteen covers TO members of
the Episcopal convention and will again
be hosts at a like entertainment tomor-
row night.
Among other prominent society people
who will dispense hospitality during the
convention are Mr.. and Mrs. Bancroft
Davis, who will give several dinners and
receptions. and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Nelson Page, who will open their New
Hampshire Avenue residence the latter
part of this week.
The marriage of Miss Rita Clagett and
Mr.. Henri de Sibour, son of the Viscom-
tesse de Sibour, is announced to take
place November Z at the residence of
Mrs. William H. Clagett, No. 1906 Six
teenth Street.
The marriage of Miss May EberIy, OF
! this city, and Mr.. Beverlie Jackson
| Smith, jr., of Richmond. will occur this
| afternoon.
Mr. Thomas w. Crid,er. Third Assistant
| Secretary of State. was married at noon
yesterday in New York to Miss Muriel
Tellschaw. of Berlin. The ceremony was
performed in the presence OF a small
group of mutual friends at the Hotel
Buckingham. Rev. DR.. Parker Morgan,
officiating Mr.. Ernest Redfern, of this
CITY, went over to New York with the
| groom end acted as best man. Mr.. Grid
Ter met Miss Tellschaw for the first time
| last Spring on the steamer on which he
! was returning from an official trip to
Paris. and their engagement soon fol-
| lowed Mr. and Mrs Cridler will sail in
| a few days for Europe to spend their
| honeymoon, a portion of which will be
spent in Germany, the home of the
| bride.
| Miss Carrie NJ Cotterill of this city,
and Mr.. Hugh La Grange. son of Gen. o.
| II. La Grange, of New York, were mar
| ried yesterday at noon at the residence
| Of the brides parents. on Corcoran
! Street. Rev Father Mackin, assisted by
| Rev. Father Foley, of st. Pauls Catholic
| Church, performed the ceremony in the
presence of relatives only. The bride, at
| tired for travelling in gray poplln. was at
tended by Mrs. 7. p. Borden; Dr. Ster-
! ling was best man.
Upon their return from a Northern trip,
which will include a visit to the groom's
parents in New York, Mr.. and Mrs. La
Grange will reside at the Colonial.
| Mrs Albert G. Bracket returned from
Louisville last week, and left yesterday
| for Des Moines, Iowa, to visit Mrs. f.
NJ HubbeIl, OF Terrace Hill.
Jonas A. Carpenter and wife, and
| Morgan Tarrel and wife. of Virginia, are
| visiting Mrs n. R. Herndon, of No. 1901
| Eighth Street northwest.
The Saturday Evening Assembly
| dances which We're such enjoyable af-
| fairs throughout last Winter. are to be
| resumed The first of the series will be
given at Carroll Institute, Saturday Oc-
| tober p.
| A pleasant surprise was rendered Mr..
and Mrs J. w. Van Week last evening.
| at their residence, No. 304 Ninth Street
| northeast, by number of their friends.
! The occasion was their twentieth wedding
anniversary, and they were the recipients
| of numerous handsome and useful pres
ents in china The ladies of the sur
| prise party took possession of the din
| ing room and served a splendid collation..
F.! The bride of twenty years was presented
| by Rev. Edward Bagby, on behalf Of
| those present, with handsome bunch OF
| roses and carnations. Those present
| were: Mrs Bagby Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. Decker. Mr. and
Mrs Thom Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison, Mr.
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