The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

EOC1hh AND 1EhOONAH.
Trinity Episcopal Church. decorated with
palms and pink blossoms. and filled to the
doors with an assemblage Of resident So
ciety and out-of-town guests. was the i'm
pressive setting, this morning. OF one OF
the most beautiful weddings in the history
Of the church
The bride was Miss Anna Louise Hoeke,
the handsome young daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. William Henry Hoeke. and the groom
was Mr.. Victor Mapes. the gifed playwright
and critic. of New York
Promptly al II o'clock the organ strains
from Lohengrin announced the arrival Of
the bride. who came in church with her
father. The ushcrs. all of whom were
friends and classmates OF the groom ar
Columbia College. New York, were Mr..
Oliver s. Campbell. Mr. John T. Hoag. Mr..
Lawrence Reamer. Mr. Frank Semple. Mr.
Frederic Woodruff Cheseborough. Capt.
William c. Cammann. and the groom's
brother, Mr. Spencer Mapes.
The maid OF honor, Miss May MeCauiey,
OF this city. ard six out-of-town brides
maids. attended the bride. They were Miss
Lockwood Miss Taylor. Miss Sparks, and
Miss Fabyan, Of Boston; Miss Ellis. OF
Cincinnati. and Miss Agnes johnson, Of
New York.
They wore gowns alike Of cream lace
over ivory taneta and French poke hats
of pink chiffon Each carried an armful Of
pink roses The bride was radiantly love
ly in ivory satin and duchess lace Orange
blossoms caught her tulle veil TO her
blonde hair and her flowers were lilies OF
the valley arranged in shower bouquet
The groom and his best man. Mr. Charles
Halstead Mapes, awaited the arrival Of
the bride in the chaDcel when the cere-
mOny was performed by Rev Mr.. Williams.
rector Of the church. The ceremony was
followed by a wedding breakfast at the
family residence on c Street which was
ablOOm with the roses OF June. Mrs. HoeKe
received the guests in a handsome toilet
Of grey crepe de chine Among the out-of-
town relatives who were present were Mr..
and Mrs Charles Victor Mapes. parents Of
he bridegroom; Mrs. Mary Mape5 Dodge
his aunt; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Underwood
Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gill Wylie.
and Miss Wylie. Later in the day Mr.. and
Mrs Mapes left for the North. the latter
gowned for travelling in a cloth OF military
blue. They viii spend their honeymoon
at the Curtis cottage at OneterOra. Cats
kill Mountains. y. Y. which they have
leased for the summer.
The marriage Of Miss Sarah Anne Smith.
daughter of Mr.. William A. Smith, and
Mr.. Oven J. Clarke. was solemnized this
morning at 9 o'clock at St Patrio ks
Church. with a nuptial mass. The eele-
brant OF both ceremonies was Rev. DR.. p.
J. Garrigan. vice-rector Of the Catholic
University. assisted BY Rev. Father
Gloyd. pastor OF St Patrick's. The bride
and her attendant maid Of honor wore
gowns OF white organize and lace and
carried bouquets OF white flowers
The British Ambassador and Lady
Pauncefote entertained al a dinner of four
teen covers last night in honor Of their
royal visitor. the Princess Anbert 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'ATcos.
Colonel and Mrs. Arthur Lee. the Frau Won
Chappins. lady-in-waiting to the Princess
and the Honorable Maud and Sybil P2unce-
fote The table appointments included the
massive service OF official silver snd a
graceful prOfusion Of ferns. The Pa Ecess
spent most OF yesterday sightseeing. In
her afternoon drive she wore a handsome
toilet Of mode cloth and a boa Of white
ostrich tops. SIC has a distinguished ap-
pearance and has the beautiful whole
some pink and white complexion character-
istic OF her oountrywomen, and guam
tity Of soft gOld-brown hair
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. Gr. George
RuhI. sad Nj h J. Breslau- Mr.. Fred
FellingoF was best man and the
maid OF honor was Miss Mary Schneider.
sister Of the bride The wSAding gown was
OF white organdie and lace over liberty
silk A tulle veil was worn and white
blossoms formed the bridal bouquet Miss
Schneider's gown was OF pale blue or
candle and cream lace with a graceful hat
OF flowers and null The ceremony was
performed by Rev Mr.. Williams. rector
Of the church. and was followed by a re
ception at the residence Of the brides
family, SOL Eighth Street northwest Upon
their return from their bridal trip Mr..
and Mrs. Zwissler viii reside al 511 Ninth
Street southwest
Mrs. NJ. r. O'Donoghue has cards out for
tomorrow evening from $50 to 10 O'Clock
al 1905 Kenesaw Avenue. Columbia
Heights. in compliment TO the League Of
American Pen Women, OF which Organiza-
ton she Is the president