The Washington times., 1901-11-16

can Revolution. and wife of the Senator
from Indiana, is now in Washington, and
will remain mere until about the first of
December. when she will make a tour of
the East and South as the guest of va
rious chapters of the Daughters of the
American Revolution Society.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt Will
entertain at dinner this evening
Mrs Barney entertained at dinner last
night in honor of Miss Dorothy Rockhill,
whose marriage to Mr.. Joseph Hoppin, of
Boston, will take place November 6. In
addition to the guest of honor and the
daughters of the hostess. the twenty
guests included Miss Glover, Miss Mott,
Miss Stanton, Miss Cortlandt-Palm and
Miss Coin, of New York; Mr.. Hoppin;
Mr.. Wilkins, Mr.. Percy Wyndham. of the
British Embassy; Mr. Henderson, Mr..
Stevens. Mr.. Radcliffe and Mr. Rogest
vensky, of the Russian Embassy staff.
Miss Rockhill has but recently returned
from year of study and travel abroad.
Mr.. Hoppin is a son of the late Van
CortIandt Hoppin, and his family is one
of the most prominent in Boston.
Mrs. Barney will be at home on Fridays
after o clock after December ].
At the marriage of Miss Consuelo Yzna-
ga to Lieutenant Regan. which will take
place November q at II o'clock at st.
Patrick s Church, the maid of honor will
be Miss Yznaga and the additional maids
Will include Miss Regan and Miss Ayres,
of New York, and Miss Murphy, Miss
Brooks, and Miss Burford, of this city.
Mr.. Cohen, of the Fourteenth Infantry,
L. S. a, will act, as best man. Rev.
d. j. Stafford, d. D., rector of st. Pat
ricks will officiate. a wedding break
fast win be given for the bridal party
and immediate relatives at the brides
home, which is one Of the oldest and
most picturesque landmarks in the city
and which has been in her family for
many generations.
The marriage of Dra.Ena r. House and
Warren Dexter Fsles, M. D., will occur at
st. Paul's English Lutheran Church,
Eleventh Street, corner of H, northwest.
Wednesday evening, November q. at
o'clock.
Miss Lillian A. Rh5derick and Mr.. F.
Harold Deland Were married last night
at o'clock at the residence of the brides
parents. Mr.. andt Mrs. E. p. Rhoderick.
Rev. J. J. Muir, pastor of the L Street
Baptist Church. loffieiated. Mr. Deland
and Miss Rhoderick gave each other the
two rings used In the service, which was
according to the Episcopal rite. Mr.. E.
p Rhoderick gave his daughter in mar
riage, both entering the parior to the
strains OF the LoheGgrin wedding chorus,
sung by the + Street Church choir, of
which Mr. Deland is hasso.
The wedding gown was Of white NOUS
seline de sole over white taffeta, and the
bouquet of bride roses was tied with
white ribbon. Miss Maude Rhoderick and
Miss Gertrude NJ Deland sisters of the
bride and groom, were the attendant
maids. Both wore dresses of white Jap
anese liberty silk and carried pink chrys-
anthemums Mr.. Charles A. Jones acted
as best man The house decorations
were Of palm foliage and pink chrysan-
themums. Mr.. and Mrs. Deland will be
at home after December at sl5 I Street
Mr.. and Mrs. w D. Webster announce
the marriage Of their youngest daughter,
Harriet r. to Mr.. John ]. Stanislaus, of
Boston. Mass The ceremony was per-
formed Sunday. November 10. at Rock
VILE, Md. by the Rev. Father Williams.
pastor of St Mary's Church.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Helen w SkiIes of Minneapolis, and Mr..
Allen Wright of South McAlester, /. r,
the wedding to occur late in January.
Miss Skies is now in Washington spend
ing several weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
Francis Fletcher Field, of lexington.
Miss Eliza Mutt Mitchell and DR.. A
Barnes Hooe were married Tuesday af-
ternoon At Irvington, Va, by Rev +. ].
Winis, OF Middleway. w. Va. The bride
groom was formerly connected with the
Emergency Hospital as resident physi-
clan. The bride is daughter of the late
W. L. Guuyon Mitchell and AdeIena Car
ter Mitchell. of huntsville, Va, and has
many friends in this city. The ceremony
took place al the residence of Mr. Rich
ard Somerville Mitchell. brother of the
bride, and the spacious drawing rooms of
the old mansion Were decorated with a
profusion of white and yellow chrysan-
themums. effectively set off by a back
ground OF holly, cedar, and fern The
bride, vino was escorted by her brother
was attired in travelling suit of brown
Venetian cloth and carried white roses
The maid of honor Miss Medora b. Hooe,
a sister of the groom. was similarly
gowned and carried pink roses. Two lit
tie nieces Of the bride. Misses Bessie Mot
ley and Mary Mitchell acted as flower
girls. DR. Lawrence G. Mitchell attended
the groom as best man, the ushers being
Messrs. Robert A. Hooe, w W Scott
T.. w. Callahan, and Arthur V. Smell. \
reception. at which were present many
relatives and friends OF the young couple.
was held after the ceremony DR. and
Mrs. Hooe. after Northern trip. will be
at home at lll0 New York Avenue
The marriage Of Or. Oren Root to Mrs
Anne Ray Quisenberry. of Carrollton,
Mo. will take piace at Columbia, Mo.
December 10 DE-. Root, who Is now flI-
ing the chair of mathematics in HamiI-
ton College, New York, is "A brother of
the Secretary of War.
A ST. PETERSBURG FIRE.