The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-02

| The marriage of Miss Meta Uanita Won
Wimpffen and DIR. Oscar invalid was SOL
| emnized yesterday. the ceremony &C.
curing in Alexandria. The bride and
| groom were accompanied by the latter's
| parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Won Wimpffen
and the return trip was made in time for
the reception which followed at 1914 First
Street northwest from 2:30 to $3.50 O'Clock.
The wedding gown was of blue crepe de
| chine and white laces and the bouquet was
| of bride roses Among the ladies who as
| sisted Mrs Won Wimpffen in receiving
|, were the Misses Walmsley. Miss Baker
and Mrs. Brick. The drawing room was
| gracefully decorated with palms and
| spring flowers and the refreshment table
| was abloom with crimson roses. DR.. and
Mrs invalid left later in the afternoon
for Northern trip before sailing for Eu-
| rope June u. They will visit the Paris
Exposition and be at home after July III
| at their future residence, 26 hrakaGer
| Strasse Prague, Austria.
At the wedding of Miss Mary Agnes
Roche and Mr.. Richard Gwinn, which viii
| be solemniZed at noon at st. Pauls Cath
| Miss Mamie Gieske and Miss Bessie Gwinn
of Mount Washington. Md. and the ushers
who have accompanied the groom from
Baltimore are Mr.. Graffin Cook Mr.. Henry
Pickett, Mr. Frederick Parker Gay, and
Mr.. Charles Webster Hurst. The best
man will be Mr.. Thomas Gwinn. brother
of the groom. The ceremony will be SOL
emnized by Rev. Father Mackin, pastor Of
st. Paul's. assisted by Rev. Father Temple
of Baltimore. valued friend of both the
bride and groom. The wedding gown is Of
duchess lace over liberty satin. The tulle
veil will be caught with diamond tiara,
and the laces of the veil will be fastened
with buckle of the same gems. The two
| maids will wear white liberty satin, yelled
with lace, and their picture hats, one Of
| blue and the other of yellow tulle, will be
| trimmed with French bows of black vel
| vet A collation. for the bridal party and
| out of town guests will be served at Oak
/ Crest. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Cissel, on Georgetown Heights. Among
the out of town guests, the majority OF
whom are here from Baltimore. are Mrs
Parks Fisher. a sister of Admiral Schley,
who is visiting Mrs. G. W. Cissel at Oak
Crest; Mr.. and Mrs. William Page, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Bryant. the Misses
Wheatley, Miss Ethelind Ballard. Or. and
Mrs. A. V. Cherbounier, Mr.. and Mrs.
Waicott, Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neill, Prof. Eman-
uel Wad, DR.. and Mrs. A. w Sweeney
and Mr.. William C. Roche, brother o. the
bride.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Sterrett
Mathews, daughter of the late Edward
Theodore Mathews, of this city, and Mr.
William Holmes Eowle Beckham, of vir-
ginia, son Of Hon. J. Thomas Beckhau,
former mayor of Alexandria. Will occur at
ST. Mathews pastoral residence this after
| noon at O'Clock. The ceremony will be
performed by Rev. Father Lee.
The Secretary of State and Mrs Hay gave
dinner Thursday night, when their guests
included Senator and Mrs Davis. Ssnltor
and Mrs. Fairbanks. Secretary and Mrs.
Gage, Commander and Mrs. Crownin held,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Rockhill and Miss
Hay.
Mrs. William Van Zandt Cox received at
Emery Place, her home at Brightwood, on
Thursday afternoon. when she was ass st ed
in welcoming large number of callers by
Mrs. NJ. G. Emery, Miss Emery the Misses
Stone. Miss Duncanson, and Mrs. Lansing
H. Beach
Dr. Thomas NJ. Chatard and family vii
spend the summer at Greenbrier White
sulphur springs
The delegates from the District FEEDER
ated Wcmen's Clubs will leave today for
Milwaukee TO attend the general convention
OF that order June to 9. The party will
consist of Mrs. Carrie Kent, Mrs. Mary s.
GIst, Mrs. Mary l.. Lockwood. Mrs. Z. s.
Cromwell, Mrs. II. b. Sperry, Miss Frances
French, Mrs. C. B. Colby, and Mrs NJ. c.
De Reimer
The ladies of St Michaels and All An
gels Church gave garden party and sup
per last night for the benefit of the church,
IN the grounds at 1908 + Street northwest,
An Oriental tea was given last night at
1903 Seventeenth Street northwest under
the auspices of St. katherine's Club, of ST.
katherine's School. for the benefit of the
Church work in the Philippines.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z. Young will be at home
to their friends tomorrow evening. the &C.
casion being In honor of the confirmation
of their son. Eugene.