Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-03


abroad several times with her mother The
marriage will be celebrated Saturday. June
16, at O'Clock In the afternoon.
The bride will be attended by her only
sister Mrs. Joseph s. Graydon IMarjorie
MAXWELL as matron OF honor. Mr.. William
Horace Marburg of Baltimore, an OLD friend
of the Schmidlapp family. viii be best man.
The bridesmaids selected are Miss Pauline
alorton of New York. Misses Virginia and
Theodore Palmer of New London, Conn;
Miss Sara Wiborg, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Frank, Wiborg; Miss Mary Shillito.
daughter of Mr.. Stewart Shiliiro, and Miss
Charlotte Schmidlapp, sister of the bride
groom.
The wedding journey will include tour
OF Europe The handsome new music room
at Maxwellton, the splendid home of the
brides family, with its great organ and
beautiful stained glass windows and mir
rored wall, will make a beautiful setting
for the bridal picture.
AT O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w.
Piljng their daughter. Miss Alice E. PHI
ing. and Mr.. George Mitchell Belts, for
merry of Kansas but now of this city, were
married by Rev. DIR. Allison of Gunton-
Temple Church. The occasion was a most
interesting one, not only to the company of
relatives and close personal friends Witness
ing it, but also to the hundreds of acquaint
anceS of the Pilling family, which has been
prominently identified with affairs of this
city for several genera tons. The bride,
who is a most attractive young woman,
has enjoyed every advantage of travel and
education, and although the arrangements
for the wedding were. necessarily simple,
because of the continued i'll health of her
mother, showers of lovely gifts, which re-
hected her tastes in books. curios, pictures.
as well as jewelry and household silver and
cut glass, have been received the inspec-
ton of which has been a pleasure to her
intfmates for the past week. The cere-
mony took place In the parlor, the couple
standing In the floral bower arranged In
the square bay window. Palms and trail
ing vines formed the background for 81
mass of roses. This pretty ARRANGEMENT
was followed in the other rooms nearby,
and an orchestra played the wedding
marches and throughout the hour after the
ceremony. The brides brother and sister
in-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hall Pilling
attended the couple. The bride came down
stairs with her father and was escorted
across the library and hall to- the parlor
Hef wedding gown was of white chiffon
cloln, the corsage beautified by jacket of
point Iace opening on a guimpe OF duchess
lace. which latter lace also formed the
deep under-sleeves. Her white lace hat
was trimmed with white plumes The
grooms gift, gold necklace with a PEN
uaht forming bunch of grapes, each
grape being a pearl, was the only orna-
ment worn. Her bouquet was of lilies of
the valley. The toilet of the matron of
nonor was lavender radium silk. and a
H1oolsn NAT In chip, trimmed with wfsteria
and violets. Her bouquet was of lavender
sweet peas.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Belts left for a
tnree-week trip. The brides going away
costume was very stylish and becoming
dress of small checked silk in shades of
dark blue and her yellow straw hat had
Two Two long blue piumes. They expect to spend
t MS summer with the brides parents, at
1886 18th street a.
The early June weddings in number and
nriiliancy will keep up the mark Monday
evening at st. Paurs' Church. 18th and Y
marriage
OF Commander l. S. K Reeves and DR..
FRANK Jay Duffy of Bay Ridge N j., will
take place Miss Corneiia McBlair of Nor
folk will be the maid of honor and Miss
Lillian Duffy. Miss Florence Duffy. sisters
or Or. Duffy; Miss Florence Morrow of New
York, Miss Pansy Wilson, Miss Julia Pot
ter of Baltimore, Miss Hanna Taylor Miss
Frances Bishop and Miss Eleanor Calderon
VIII be the bridesmaids. Thomas Duffy will
be the best man and the ushers are to be
Lieut.. George Dfman, u. s. N; Lieut. Alex
ander Mikell, y. S. NJ. c.; Surgeon l. s. K
Reeves, U: s. N; Dr. Harry Hurett, Hurt
man Harris of Philadelphia, Horace Maher,
c. s. Malley, Charles Mclaughlin of New
York and William Kirkman of this city. A
small reception at the home of Commander
and Mrs. Reeves will follow.
noon wedding of Tuesday will be that
of Miss Elizabeth Stewart Calvert and Mr..
w D. Nelson Thomas, which will take
place at st. Johns Church.
Miss Eleanor Hall Faison and Mr.. L. w
Manning will be married Tuesday evening
at the home of the uncle and aunt of the
bride, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. de Chastignier
Ravenel. Only relatives will be present at
the ceremony, but a reception will follow
Mrs. Stanton Garfield Peele will be the
matron of honor and Miss Elizabeth Lemon,
Miss Nell Smith and Miss Helen Beale of
this city and Miss India Baumgardner OF
North Carolina will be bridesmaids. DR.
Hugh Manning of Lexington, Ky, viii be
the best man for his brother, and Rev. Alex
ander Sprunt of Charleston, S. c., cousin
of the bride, Will oficiate.
Miss Henrietta Woodward Forbes and
Lieut.. Thomas Lee Johnson will be married
at the Connecticut. The bride
is the daughter of Gen. and Mrs T. F.
Forbes.
Miss Evelyn TalIey Cronin. daughter of
Mrs. Eleanor Talley Cronin, will be married
to Mr.. Richard Coulter Drum-Hunt at
Christ Church, Georgetown, Wednesday
evening next
Miss Mary B. Marshall, who left for Eu-
rope the 22d of May has arrived safely.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall will close their
house for the summer June 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan and Mrs.
Staley of this city were In Paris yesterday.
Justice and Mrs. Anderson and Miss An
derson sailed today for Europe
Mr.. and Mrs John w. Foster win spend
the summer at their place at Henderson
Harbor where they will be Joined shortly
by their daughter. Mrs. Dulles. and her
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing. The
latter couple has just returned from spend
ing the winter in southern Europe. DR..
Dulles viii be abroad all summer.
Mrs. Lands. wife of Representative Ian
dis of Indiana. has a wide acquaintance in
this city, and in the prominence her state
has now in public affairs has not missed
many of the notable occasions of the win
ter.
Frau Korner, wife of the military at
tache of the German embassy. has taken a
pleasant pert in the social program the