Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-19

the White House.
A pretty wedding last night was that OF
Miss Grace Margaret Rhees and Mr.. Ben
jamin Ogden Loxley of Philadelphia, at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jones Rhees, Rev. Teunis 5. Ham
lin of the Church of the Covenant of1ciat-
Ing. The hallway and drawing rooms were
decorated with vines and flowers. The at
PENDANTS were Mrs b. Rush RheCs, Mrs
Frank Williams. Mrs. Edward Burton
Jones and the Misses Bertha Ellis Frances
Brookett, Margaret Green and Jessie and
Mary Collision. Mss Flor, G. Rhees, sister
of the bride, was maid OF honor. The BRIDE
wore willie :atin trimmed with point lace.
A large reception followed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lox!ey will lie at home alter their wedding
journey to Florida resorts al Mount AIRY,
Philadelphia
Mrs. Francis f. I.eupp has invitations
OUT for Friday, November -. 10 I, wnen
her younger daughters The Misses CON
stance and Kathleen, will make their
debutS.
A large reception followed the marriage
yesterday of Miss Eleanor Be ger Moran
and MIR. Malcolm Stuart McCunis, ne .! New
York. The ceremony took place al the
winter hcme of MI. and Mrs. r. ancOis Her
ger Moran, New Hampshire avenue, here
an elaborate floral decorator mide an ap
propliate setting for the happy scene.
White chrysLni he,nuns Were profusely
used in the main drawing com, the beauty
of which was centered in the chancel eff
feet arranged in recess. An altar was
erected decorated with foliage ard lilies OF
the valley. From the arch above hung Il
chime of white bells, suspended from white
gauze true lovers knots. American beauty
roses decked the hall and ching ROOM
When the bridal party entered an orchestra
played Faithful and True" The groons
men, Mr.. Robert Adams. jr.. of Philadel-
phia, Mr.. Warren of Troy, n. Y. Mr.. Mar
vim of New York city, Captain Gledden of
the army and Lieutenant Hudgins of the
navy came first, followed by the brides
maids, Miss Ethel Studley of Providence,
r. L.; Miss Eliza Riggs of Maryland; Miss
Old of Norfolk. Va, and Miss Charlotte
Blackburn of Alexandria. the braidesnaids
and Mrs John Melton Hudgins. sister of
the bride. and Mrs. Richard Murphy, s $
ter of the bridegroom, as matronS OF
honor The bridegroom WAS attended by
his brother, Judge Warren McConI CHE, as
best
The bride came in escorted by her father,
Mr.. +. Berger Moran and WAS beautifully
dressed in white liberty satin trimmed with
point lace Her tulle veil was fastened
with lilies of the valley and a diamond or
nament. Her flowers were white orchids.
The matrons of honor wore white panne
chiffon trimmed with lace and pearls and
carried American beauties. The brides
maids wore light green chiffon and carried
white chrysanthemums The bridal party
was entertained at supper after the recep-
ton. After an extensive trip the newly
married couple will reside at Ii East DIST
street, New York city.
Miss Eliza Bates, whose marriage to Mr..
Frederick r. Swift will take place next
tons this week. Yesterday Miss Sanger
gave a luncheon in her honor. Tonight
Miss Glover will give a dinner for her, and
Saturday night Colonel and Mrs. Edwards
will be her hosts.
Miss Salle Innes Williams daughter Of
Mr.. John G. Williams of Orange county,
Va, was married last night in ST. Thomas
Episcopal Church, at Orange, to Mr.. l.. NJ.
Byrd of Gloucester county, the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. DR.. J. S.
Hansbrough, the brides pastor. and the
church being filled with the host of friends
OF the young couple. Miss Kate Williams,
sister of the bride, was maid of honor.
and the groom was attended by Mr.. John
r. Seawell of Newport News. After the
ceremony a reception followed at the home
of the bride.
Mrs. Kirke Porter, wife of Representative
Porter, has left town for a few days.
Mrs. Daniel S. Lamont and a party of
friends who accompanied her to Washing
ton Tuesday left this morning for New
York. Mrs. Lamont stayed at the Airing
ton during her short visit. every available
moment OF Wnlcn Was taken up with visits
of scores of old friends.
Mrs. William B. Hester, accompanied by
Mrs. c. B. Ashby, left last night for visit
of several weeks to friends in Mississippi.
The marriage of Miss Mary McCauley
and DIR. Luther Halsey Reichciderfcr took
place last evening at 73O o'clock at the
residence of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James McCauley, 1206 P street north
west. in the presence of the immediate
relatives of the contracting parties. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. S. NJ.
Newman. pastor of the First Congrega-
tional Church.
The bride was escorted by her IA Their to
the bay window. filled with palms and cut
flowers. before which the ceremony TO TX
place. The house was artistically dec
GRATED throughout with garlands of smilax.
banks of maidenhair fern and pink ros IS.
Her dress was of white satin trimmed in
point lace and a veil of tule was held in
place by lilies of the valley. these flowers
also forming her bouquet. The matron If
honor, Mrs. William Burke, jr. wore white
crepe and carried Bride roses. The Two
small fowerbearers were McCauley Carter
ot Chicago and Mary McCauley. Mr. Fair
fax Bayard acted as best man.
A reception followed the ceremony from 6
to 10, during which time several hundred
guests attended to offer congratulations to
the happy young couple The out-of- town
guests present were: Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Carter and son McCauley Carter of Chi
cago, Mr.. and Mrs. John B. McCauley and
Mr.. Alvan and Miss Mary McCauley of ST.
Louis.
DR.. and Mrs. Reichelderfer left the city
last evening for a wedding journey of sew
erai weeks, after which they will be 1T
nome to their friends at 1905 P street The
second and fourth Fridays in January. Thu
brides going-away gown was of blue cloth.
with blue beaver hat with white plumes
The members of the Windthorst Club as
sembled last evening at the residence of
Mr. Alphonce Hammer, 631 D street north
west, for general good time The even
ing was passed away in games and songs
by l.. j. Mills, A. Hammer, F. Coleman
and j. Giebel. REGULATIONS and stories were
delivered by Geo. Auth, John Poloni Jos.
Lochboehler, Geo. Brahler. j. Wenig and
others. The special attraction for the even
ing was the invited guest, Mr.. Lem Taylor
presenting several illustrated songs. Mr.
Zegowitz spoke on the invention of the
organ, Tony Auth presented illustrated pic
lures of the human fly, Mr.. F. r. Hilliard
who has just returned from a weeks hunt
irg, gave his experience of a weeks sport.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Edwin S. La Fetra will be at home
Fridays, November 20 and 81.