The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-17

at sS3 K street. The bride is the daughter
of the late John W Mahan. OF West
Virginia, but, with her mother. has re-
sided in Washington for the past two
years. Mr.. York is also a West Nirginian-
but has been living IN Washington.
Mrs Julia Clifton Fisher and Mr.. Albert
j. Gutekunst were married at o'clock
last evening, at ST Matthew's Church, on
Rhode Island avenue. in the presence OF
"A large number of friends. Rev. John \.
Cooper. the assistant rector. officiating
Mrs. Fisher who was escorted to tnf
altar by her brother-in-law, Mr.. +. Scott,
wore a gown Of white net. built on white
silk. with large white hat, and was at,
tended only by Miss Eleanor Sehley Paul.
The latter wore a pink net gown. and car,
ried pink roses Dr. Wade Atkinson was
best man. A reception. TO which several
hundred guests were invited, was held
from 10 10 o'clock. at l226 Fourteenth
street, the future residence Of the couple.
Here, Mrs. Scott, the brides sister. ami
Mrs. Clark, assisted in doing the honors.
A small company of friends witnessed
the marriage last evening Of Miss Jennie
T. Bobb, and Mr.. William Leonard Thur
Der. al the residence of the brides par
ents. Mr. and Mrs William NJ Bobb, on
Pennsylvania avenue. Rev. Z. Holmes
! Lamar, pastor of the Wilson Memorial
Church. officiated. There were no attend
ants. After a short Out-of-town trip. they
will reside at Isl Adams street. where
/ Mrs. Thurber will be at home on Tues
days, after November 3.
! St Dominics Church was tho scene
yesterday at noon of pretty wedding.
when Miss Rosa B. Dent became the
bride of Mr.. Edmond w. Healey, Of this
! city. The ceremony was performed By
/ Rev. Father Hcffner. assisted by Rev.
/ Father Smythe. II was witnessed by the
/ numerous friends of both parties,
/ The bride was becomingiy attired IN
/ soft crepe de chine trimmed with old
point lace over taffeta. and carried =
| beautiful shower bouquet Of white bridal
/ roses and lilies OF the valley. The maid
! OF honor, Miss Mary Healey. q sister OF
/ the groom. was gowncd also in white.
and carried "a bunch of red roses and
/ ferns.
The best man was Mr John f. Ne
/ Carthy. and the ushers Messrs. Nelh-
myer. Hassett Hardy. and O'Neill After
/ the ceremony ii reception was held NJ
/
/ Nr. and Mrs. Jules AIilitzer. and later
a dinue- I'm honor OF the bridal party
Late il, the afternoon the couple left fol
a short honeymoon trip IN the North,
/ Mr. Gregorie dc Wollant. formerly first
secretary Of the Russian Embassy in this
city. and later in~MexicO, has been pro-
.moted to the post Of minister to the lat
ter capital Ma de Wollant and his wife
who was Miss Helen Tisdel of Washing
ton. are now at their estate in Russia
but return shortly 20 Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. L r Thomas, who usual
" spend part of each winter in Wash
lngton. have transferred their New Yorl
residence from the St. Regis Hotel TO
new and very handsome home at Il Yves
lFifty-seventh street. where they will enter
tain quite extensively during the comm;
season.
Rear Admiral W. c. Wise has joined hi
daughter. Mrs. Arthur Fuller. at he
country home, Cocme Edge, Monterey, Pa
Mrs. J. A. Leslie. Of this city. is one o
1.-The recent arrivals registered in Paris.
Mr.. Guy Fairfax Whiting has joined tn
washington contingent at the Virgini;
Hot Springs.
Mai. D. c. Phillips and Mrs. Phillips
who have been abroad for the create
part Of the summer. and since their re
turn have been making a series of visit
to Northern resorts. reached Washing
ton yesterday and have opened their resi-
dence at 1900 Twenty-frst street north
west for the season.
Saturday November l.. is the date 3"
for the wedding of Miss Maria Chris
tine Pearce and Harold Burton Whit
more. whose engagement was announce
, last summer. The ceremony will TAX
place at the brides home in Nincteeut
, street at / O'Clock. and VIII be pc-forme
: by the Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, rec
! tot Of St Margaret's Church only IN
relatives and a few intimate friends wi
! attend the ceremony.
: DR.. and Mrs J. p. Miles, Of Washing
: ton. D. G., will leave this evening 70
. Vicksburg. Miss. to attend the dedica
I ton Of the Illinois Monument in the Ma
S tional Park at that historical city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence II. Longacr
e have returned from a visit to PhiladeI
phis. where they were the guests q
Mrs. Longscre's sister, Mrs. Clinton Gag
: of Oak Lane.