The Washington herald., 1906-11-08

THE WASHINGTON
ern trip, to end at their future home in
Atlanta. where they will be at home after
November 20 at 43 Columbia avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Williams, of Balti-
more, announce the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Eva Williams, TO Mr.. Con
RAD Meyer. OF this city. on Monday, No
vember ;. at the home OF the bride After
a short honeymoon journey. Mr. and Mrs.
Meyer VIII live in Washington.
NIr. II. NJ. Fitz-Hugh, of Fairfax, Va,
announces the engagement of his daugh-
ter. Miss Alice Meade Fitz-Hugh. to
Mr., William !. Deming, Of Washington,
d. c. The wedding viii take place early
in the winter.
Miss Bertha Mcintyre and H[r Law
renee Brewer BattIey were married yes
terday afternoon at ST Stephens Catho-
liz Church. on Pennsylvania avenue, in
the presence of an invited company. which
was later entertained at a reception at
street. Miss Mcintyre was escorted by
her father. Mr.. P. J, Mcintyre, and had
her sister, Miss Lily Mcintyre, as her
only bridesmaid. The latter wore a pret-
ty gown OF light blue chiffon, with large
blue hat, and carried a bouquet of pink
roses.
The brides gown vas a white lace
princess robe built on white silk, with
which she wore tulie veil and carried
white roses and lilies of the valley. Mr..
NJ r. Damrell was best man.
The service was performed by Rev. T.
Gibbons Smyth, the assistant rector. The
ushers were Mr.. c. y. Caldwell, Mr. r. Z.
Mcintyre. and Mr. William Byerley, all
of this city. After a honeymoon trip 10
New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Battley will live
at 1923 T street.
A pretty hosae wedding Of last evening
was that Of Miss Eva Gladman and Mr..
Charles f. Sebastian, which took place
in the presence Of a small company OF
relatives and intimate friends The bride
wore a beautiful gown of white lace. but
no veil. and carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS. Her attendants were Miss Fan
ME Paxton. Who wore a gown Of light
blue chiffon. and little Miss Lucille Cham
berlin. in white chiffon Both carried
clirysanthemums. the former pink. aud
the latter white ones. Mrs Alfonso Par
ker was best man. The ceremony. at
which Rev. Mr.. KTauss Ofhciated was fol-
lowed by a reception, from to 10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sebastian will live at 1926
ThiTty-fOurth street, which new home was
the scene Of their marriage.
Mrs. Katharine Cole. widow of Capt.
George Cole, Seventh United States
Cavalry. was married yesterday TO Lieut..
a. F. II. Yates. L. S. y. the ceremony
taking place at St. Matthew's rectory,
Rev Thomas s. Lee. officiating. The wit
nesses to the ceremony were Mrs. Ellis.
o friends Of the brides and Lieut.. Com
mauder G. /. Hussey, I. g. \. The bride
wore smart tailored. costume Of gray
broadcloth. with small gray hat
Following the ceremony the bridal party
drove 90 the Raleigh for breakfast. Lieut..
and Mrs. Yates leaving later in the AZ
ternoOn fer New York. On their return
they viii occupy an apartment al Stone
leigh Court
Mrs. Titan Coffey has issued cards for
a tea Tuesday. November .. at her home
1913 X street when she will present her
granddaughter, Miss Evelyn Chew, %
society.
Miss Chew was yesterday the guest OF
honor at a debutante luncheon at the home
Of her aunt. Mrs. Robert 5. Chew. on
WOOdley lane. The other guests present
were Miss Isabelle Magruder. Miss Mol
lie Dodge. Miss Denny. Miss Johanna
Schroeder. Miss Frances Goldsborough.
Miss Symo1s. Mss Olga Converse. and
Miss Stockton.
Mrs. William Ryan. who has been with
Mrs. Thomas T. Ryan since the death
OF her husband, at Oak Ridge. Va. IS
now established with her children iu their
new home. 17l3 I street
The engagement is Just announced in
New York Of Miss Adelaide Havemeyer
and SIR. Peter r. T. Frelinghuysen. both
young people well known ia society The
bTide-to-be is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry O. Havemeyer. and the bride
groom-to-be as the only son Of Mr.. and
Mrs George g. Frelinghuysen, Of Morris
town and New York. and grandson of the
former Secretary of State.
The marriage OF Miss Sarah Elizabeth
HUguily. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. II.
Huguily. of this city. 10 Mr.. Howard s
Austen. Of Chicago, viii take place AT the
Huguily home. 1918 Fifth street north
west, November Il Only the immed ate
relatives Of the contracting parties viii
be present There will be q reception
afterward The couple will go South for
a short honeymoon iaunt. and will return
here TO be the guests Of the brides par
ents for a week before proceeding 10
Chicago, where they viii be ar home
after December ].
NIr and Mrs. F. ". Graham and Miss
Graham have taken quarters for the win
ter at Alton House, Thirteenth street and
Massachusetts avenue.
Cards announcing the wedding Of Sarah
Elizabeth Huguely. of Washington. to
Mr. Howard s Austin. of Chicago. are
out Miss Huguely is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar N. IIuguely. and the
wedding viii occur on the evening Of
November Il, at 1913 Fifth street. Only
the members of the immediate family viii
be present at the ceremony. but a recep-
ton VIII be held Immediately after. The
bride and groom Will leave for the South
for a short honeymoon after which thew
will return TO Washington and be the
guests Of the brides parents Mr. and
Mrs. Austin will live in Chicago. where
they viii be at home to their friends
after December l.
PAULINE MORTON ENGAGED.
Fiance Is J. Hopkins smith. Jr.. of
New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Morton. OF 733 Park