The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-05
IN 9HB SOCIAL WORLD
A Distinguished Company Meet the
Princess Aribert.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Pauncefotc Entertain mt Dinner I'm
Her Majesty the Queen-The Mapes-
Hoeke wedding to Occur To-day.

The British Ambassador and Lady
pauncefote entertained at dinner Of four
| teen covers last night In honor OF theil
royal visitor. the Princess Aribert OF An
hault. The additional guests were the
| Secretary Of State and Mrs. Hay. the Ger
man Ambassador, the French Ambassador
the Spanish Minister and Duchess d'Arcos
Colonel and Mrs. Arthur Lee. the Frau Won
Chappins. lady-in-waiting to the Princess
| and the Honorable Maud and Sybil Paunce-
fote. The table appointments included the
massive service OF official silver and a
graceful profusion of ferns. The Princess
spent most Of yesterday Sightseeing. In
her afternoon drive she wore handsome
toilet OF mode cloth and boa OF white
ostrich tops. She has O distinguished APP
pearance and has the beautiful. whole
some pink and white complexion character
istic Of her countrywomen, and guam
tity Of soft gold-brown hair.
The first Of the several marriages ar
nounced for today will be solemnized with
nuptial mass at 9 o'clock at st. Patrick's
Church. The contracting pair are Miss
Sarah Anne Smith and Mr.. Owen J.
Clark. and the celebrant both Of the mar
rage service and mass will be Rev. r. j.
Garrigan, vice rector Of the Catholic Uni
versity.
One Of the most socially interesting we'd
dings Of the week to resident and New
York society will be that OF Miss Anna
Louise Hoeke and Mr.. Victor Mapes. of
New York. which will occur at Trinity
Episcopal Church at noon. A number Of
relatives from New York and Philadelphia
have arrived for the ceremony. which will
be followed by breakfast at the Hoeke
residence on c Street.
The marriage of Miss Emma Schneider
and Mr.. Leo F. Zwissler took place last
night at o'clock at Trinity Episcopal
Church. The ushers who. preceded the
bride to the altar were Mr.. Theodore Wal
tiers. Mr.. David Rothschild, Mr.. George
Ruhl. and Mr.. Fl. J. Breslau. Mr.. Fred
Fellinger was best man and the
maid of honor was Miss Mary Schneider.
sister Of the bride. The wedding gown was
Of white organdie and lace over liberty
silk. tulle veil was wcrn and white
blossoms formed the bridal bouquet MICS
Schneider's gown was OF pale blue or
candle and cream lace with a graceful hat
CT flowers and null. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Williams, rector
Gil tne cnurcn, ana was IOHOWeu Dy y re-
ceptior. at the residence Of the brides
family. 651 Eighth Street northwest. Upon
their return from their bridal trip Mr..
and Mrs. Zwissier will reside at oil Ninth
Street southwest.
The marriage of Miss Harriet Lewis Van
Bibber, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
L. Van Bibber. Of Betair. Nd. to Mr.. ].
Alexis Shriver. son Of Mrs. J. Alexander
Shriver. of Baltimore took place Saturday
morning. at st. Mary's p E. Church, near
Belair The ushers were Mr.. Alexander ".
Carroll, Of Baltimore: Mr. Alexander S.
Bell, Of Hartford County: Mr.. John S.
Shriver. Of Washington. brother of tns
groom, and DR.. Armfieid F. Van Bibber. OF
Belair The bridesmaids were Miss Alice
and Miss Violet Clendinen. of Baltimore.
nieces of the bridegroom, and the maid Of
honor was Miss Lena c. Van Bibber, Sis
ter Of the bride. The best man was Nj.
Harold Walsh. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. William F. Brand.
rector of st. Mary's P. E. Church.
Mr. Rudolph Eichhorn has sent out invi-
tations for the marriage of his daughter.
Edith Marie. to Mr.. Daniel Johns Donoyaa,
Thursday evening, June IA, at 8 o'clock. az