Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-13
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
BARON scHILLNa TAKES An
AxER1cAN BRIDE.
Items Of Interest Concerning Well
Known People-summer Travels
Personal Notes. {

Miss Ethel Green, eldest daughter of Mr..
/ and Mrs. John English Green, and Baron
Ernest Schilling. Russian vice consul In
| New York and well known here in diplo-
matte circles. were married yesterday in
| the chantry Of Grace Church, New York,
/ only the relatives and intimate friends be-
| ing present.
/ The wedding was very simple The bride.
| whose family came from Louisville, was
| given away by her father, and was at
tended by her sister. Miss Mabel Green.
The bridal gown was princess model of
white lace over satin, and the veil of point
| d'esprft was held in place with a f.et OF
| orange blossoms. She carried q bouquet
| Of lilies of the valley of huge proportion
and wore the bridegroom's gift, hand
| some corsage ornament of diamonds
The maid of honor was In white batiste
/ over blue satin. Her white lace hat of
| French F1andreau style, was crowned with
| purple and white ilacs and small cluster
of pink roses. She carried bouquet OF
/ pink roses
| Prince Kondascheff, first secretary of the
| Russian embassy in Washington. was best
| man. The ushers were Mr.. George de
| Grivicc, Austro- Hungarian consul in New
York. and John Will of the German con-
| sulate.
| Like the wedding, the reception. held at
| the home of the brides parents. No. l2s
| West seth street, was small and informal.
| summer in the United States.
| Among those invited to the ceremony and
| reception were the Russian ambassador
| and the baroness Rosen. the Belgian min
| lister and the baroness Moncheuri DR.. and
Mrs. James o. Green. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
| Stickney, Sir Percy Sanderson. Mrs. G. z.
Page. Mr.. and Mrs Edward, R. Hewitt,
| Archbishop Tikhan of the Russian Church
| in the United States: the Rev.-Dr. Alexan-
| der A Hotovitsky of the Russian Church
l ~
| Gen. Nicholas de Lodgensky.
| ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain,
| Mrs. J. Donald Cameron, Mr.. ]. Ridgeiy
| Carter and Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills are
| the best known here Of those who dined
at Dorchester House, London, last night as
the guests of the American Ambassador
! and Mrs. Witelaw Reid The king took
| out Mrs. Reid and Mrs Longworth, taking
! precedence of the duchesses, was seated on
! the other side of him. When the guests
! arrived they were received by the host and
| hostess and presented both to the king and
i Mrs. Longworth None of the cable dis
| patches take the trouble to tell where Rep
| resentative Longworth was placed in this
| brilliant company. where several American
| born duchesses like their graces of MARI
| borough and Roxburghe were also present.
| The Postmaster General and Mrs. Cortel-
| you, accompanied by their children and
| Mrs. Cortelyou's sister, Miss Kinds, are at
| Nazareth, Pa, to attend the exercises of
| commencement week, George Bruce Cor
| telyou jr, being among the graduates.
| They Will be back again by Friday.
Senator Cranes mother and sister, Mrs.
| z. M. Crane and Miss Clara L. Crane, have
| reopened the senator's home MT. Pleasant
| at Lenox, Mass.
Col and Mrs. Robert I. Fleming. Miss
India Bell Fleming and Robert I. Fleming
left today for New York and will sail Satur-
day for four months travel abroad. Senator
and Mrs. Burrows, who are next-door
neighbors of the Flemings, entertained the
family party at breakfast this morning.
number of friends were at the station to
see them off and the journey began under
the happiest auspices.
At the marriage tomorrow evening at st.
Marks Lutheran Church OF Miss Bessie
Eckhardt and Mr.. William Frederick Dis
mer the brides only attendant will be her
sister, Mrs. D. N. Clapp. Mr.. Charles w.
Dismer will be best man for his brother
and Messrs. Henry and Louis Dismer, also
brothers. and Messrs. Joseph and Carl Eek
hardt brothers of the bride, will be ushers.
Rev. George F. Durley performed the
marriage ceremony yesterday for Miss
Elizabeth Meade Jones OF Richmond and
Mr.. c. Conway Taliaferro of Roanoke. Va,
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. P. d.
Everett, 3411 Holmead avenue. Only
small company was present. The bride was
becomingly dressed in dark blue wolfe with
hat to match ana wore a SOiQ necklace
and diamond locket. After their northern
trip they will go to Roanoke to live.
Miss Ada Marvin and Mr.. David W. An
drews' of Savannah Ga, were married last
night at the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs James A. Marvin, standing in
floral bower arranged In the bay window,
with Rev. DR.. w. T. D. Moss officiating
Miss Gertrude Marvin was maid of honor
for her cousin and was dressed in white
organdie and carried pink roses. The bride
was escorted by her father and was gowned
In white messaline and lace. Orange bios
SONS crowned her tulle veil and she carried
bride roses. Only intimate friends jointd
the family party at the reception Mr.. and
Mrs Andrews started last evening for a
trip to Kentucky before proceeding to their
nome in Savannah, Ga.
The evening of June II was pleasantly
spent at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Barr Harvey by relatives and friends in
the birthday celebration of their one-year-
old daughter Eleanor Grace. She received
many useful presents. as well as toys,
which were evidently appreciated more by
her present from her grandmother
Mrs. c. F. Dagger. was a handsome baby
silver fork and spoon having been used in
that family for the past forty years A
dainty repast was served in the evening
Mrs. Nose Herzog of 80 Randolph place
northwest is spending a few weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Wolf OF
% Pearl avenue, Oil City, Pa.
A navy wedding of more than usual in
terest is that of Miss Georgia Leontine
Mackay daughter of Civil Engineer George
Mackay, U.S.N., retired and Surgeon
James L. Pryor, U.SN., which takes place
at 4:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon June 10,
at st. Johns Church. the Rev. Herbert s.
Smith. DID,, officiating. Miss Mackay Will
be. attended by her cousin Miss Jean
Coutts Of Brooklyn, N. " Misses Frances
and Mabel Coutts acting as flower girls.
The best man will be Surgeon Cary u.
Langhorne, U.S.N., attached to the Naval
Medical School, and the ushers are to be
Capt George Thorpe. USING. on duty
at the Annapolis Marine School of Applica-
tion; Lieut.. Commander c.. L. Hussey,
U.SN.; Pay Inspector Samuel MCGOWAN,
U.SN., assistant to the bureau of supplies
and accounts; Lieut.. Chauncey Shackford,
U.SN, of the U. 8. 8. Mayfower; Surgeon
w. Fl. Butcher. U.S.N., on duty at the Ma
val Medical School, and Passed Assistant
Surgeon Karl Ohnesorg. U.SN..o of the u. 8.
s. Mayflower.