Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-19
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS HEGER AND MR.. STONE
MARRIED AT NOON TODAY.
Another Midday Wedding, but o
Church Event - Home
Comings-Personala -

A quiet but happy event occurred at noon
today, when Miss Anne Katherine Heger
and Mr.. Robert Lawrence Stone were mar
ried at the home of the brides uncle and
aunt. Mr.. Otto Heidemann Of 1888 Park
road, In the presence Of only the two
| families and a few intimate friends OF the
| bride Rev. DR.. Charles e. Buck Of Rock
Creek Episcopal Church oficiated. The
| bride was attired in a navy blue travelling
| gown with blue felt hat and wore orchids.
The bridal bouquet was Of white carnations
| and maidenhair ferns. The couple has
wide acquaintance in this city. The groom.
although since last February a resident Of
| New York city, is son Of DR.. Charles G.
Stone of Brightwood, and formerly identi-
fled with local business interests and organ
| izations. They left on an afternoon train
| mountain resort. after which they will
make their home in New York city.
Last night at st. Marks p. E. Church
Miss Elizabeth Howson apd Mr.. Edward E.
| Ayre were married in the presence of
| large assemblage of their friends. Rev. DR..
ment Of palms and foliage plants inter-
| spersed with white hydrangeas adorned the
| chancel The ushers who seated the guests
and afterward preceded the bridal party to
| the chancel. were Messrs. w. E. Smith,
| Frank Howson, Raymond Ayre and O. s.
Cunningham Mr.. E. Crawford was best
man. The bride was escorted by her father.
sister, Miss Edith Howsen, as maid of honor.
sister Miss Edith Howson as maid of honor.
| The bridal toilet was Of white lace over
| chiffon and taffeta, enveloped IN the flmy
! folds Of her tulle veil. Her bouquet was
maid Of honor wore chiffon organdie and
lace over corn-colored silk and carried
yellow roses. small reception followed at
| the departure Of the newly married couple
| for a honeymoon stay at northern points.
| The brides going-away dress was OF blue
wolfe with becoming hat to match: On
| their return Mr.. and Mrs. Ayre will live at
| 1919 Belmont avenue.
pected in Lenox tomorrow for the week end,
and will be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| George w. Folsom.
| The British ambassador is at the head
| and front of all the sports at Lenox. Today
| he Is the captain of a cricket team and
Friday the golf tournament will occupy
fashionable attention when the prize will
be cup presented by him. Lady Durand
| and Miss Durand will pour tea afterward at
the club house.
Mrs. Roosevelt spent last Saturday after
noon with Mrs ]. Kennedy Tod at the lat
| ter's country home, 1nnis Arden House at
Sound Beach. Conn. Mrs. Roosevelt made
the trip to Sound Beach in the Sylph with
her sons, Quentin and Archie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldorf Aston will sail Fri
day for their home. Clveden. England.
Mrs. Aston spent the past few days be-
tween the homes of her father. Mr.. Chswell
D. Langhorne at Mrador. Albermarle
county, Va. and of her sister. Mrs T. Mon
cure Perkins in Richmond.
A small party of relatives and personal
friends witnessed the marriage at noon to-
day at st. Margaret's Church of Miss Mabel
Stockton, daughter of DIR. and Mrs. Thomas
c. Stockton of San Diego. Cal, and Lieut..
Ernest Frederick Eckhardt. U. 8. N. The
rector, Rev. Charles Ernest Smith, officiated
the couple being attended by Mrs. Hagner.
wife of Paymaster Hagner. as matron of
honor and DR.. John Flint, U. s. N, as best
man. A breakfast for the party followed
at the Shoreham. where the brides mother,
Mrs Stockton. was the hostess, illness hav-
ing detained her husband in California.
Mr.. Leopold Eckhardt of Shedboygan, Mich,
present at his brothers wedding. After a
tour Of fortnight Lieut.. and Mrs. Eek
hardt will go to Norfolk. Va, where the
former is stationed on the receiving ship
Franklin.
Mr. and Mrs David c. Barry and the
Misses Barry are recent arrivals at Breton
Woods. N. H.
Ex-secretary Carlisle is having the resi-
dence on K street. which he occupied dur
ing the last years of his official life here,
put In order, and will 1--we there again the
coming winter. The house has been vacant
for several years. Mr.. Carlisle's house
hold consists of his daughter-in-law, Mrs.
William Carlisle, and his granddaughters,
the Misses Carlisle, who made their social
debut last year in New York previous to the
death of their grandmother. The family
will receive a warm welcome from a large
circle of old friends.
Miss Rita Baer has as her guest her
cousin, Amy Dinkelspiel Of San Francisco.
Both will be at home Thursday evening,
3044 N street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Guthridge have re-
turned from tour Of the Adirondacks and
Richfield Springs.
Miss Emma ]. Scollay Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
is visiting her cousin, Miss Eleanor v. Ger
rodette.
The Misses Mabel and Gertie Wood Of
521 9th street southeast. accompanied by |
Mrs. George Lear and Mr. Charles Miller |
have left for Norfolk for visit Of few
days.
Mrs. Theodore Birney has leased her
Northrop. and she and her two young !
daughters will spend the season in the
south.
Miss Mary Carlisle, who. with her mother, !
Mrs. James NJ. Carlisle. is at Hot Springs. |
Va, gave a luncheon yesterday. when Mrs. |
John H. Merriam and Miss Postlethwatte |
of this city were among the guests.
Miss Florence Jouvenal and Mr.. george |
Yocum will be married at o'clock this |
evening at ST. Patrick's Church. Miss Ger |
trude Jouvenal and Mr.. Harry Yocum will
attend the couple. reception. to which |
invitations have been limited to relatives |
and personal friends, will follow at the |
home of the brides parents, Mr., and Mrs. |
Rudolph Jouvenal at 1924 North Capitol |
street.
Mrs. Joseph N. Whitney has returned |
from her summer outing at Bedford. Pa. !
and is now at the Ricardo, 1919 18th street. |
Mr.. Whitney, who Joined her at the springs |
for short stay. was much benefited In |
health. He is now at Bridgton, Me-, visit !
ing relatives.
Mrs. Mary c. Leefe and her daughter, |
Miss Mary Helen Leefe, have returned to |
1919 18th street from their summer sojourn |
in Detroit, Mich. |
Mrs Herbert Crapster Of the Plymouth. |
who has been spending the summer at |
Stoyestown, Pa. and but recently reaching |
Jamestown N Y was called home by the /