Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-07

was of bride roses and lilies of the valley.
The matron of honor wore her wedding
dress and the bridesmaids were in pink silk,
with short pink tulle wells and wreaths of
rosebuds. Their bouquets were of pink sweet
peas Mr.. Walter Collins best man.
The bridal party went later to the railroad
station to see the couple off for their long
journey TO California and other points on
the Pacific coast.
Baron Francis Riedl Won Riedenau. sec
rotary of the Austrian embassy at Rome,
and Miss Margaret Louise Magee were mar
ried yesterday at Pittsburg.
The ceremony was performed in Calvary
Protestant Episcopal Church by the rec
tor. Rev. DR.. James L. McIlyaine.
Everything TRANSFERRED just as Ii had been
arranged month ago, except for the nom
appearance of the best man, Baron Won
Hagenmuller, the Austrian ambassador
who was to have come on from Washing
ton to take part in the ceremony His
place was taken by Baron Haymerle of the
Austrian legation, his personal repre-
sentative. The change caused no incon-
venience, but little disappointment.
The matron of honor was Mrs. James
Werner Seattle, sister of the bride Miss
Gertrude Irwin acted as maid of honor The
bridesmaids were Miss Marion Clark Miss
Cornelia Mcknight. Miss Mary Flynn and
Miss Genevieve Hall of Ridgeway, Pa. and
Miss Mabel Hume of Washington, D. c.
Baron Won Riedenau's attendants were
Baron v. Won Hye of Vienna Austria; NJ
Won Scent Ivany of the Austrian embassy
at Washington; James Werner Scale John
G. Magee, brother of the bride: Ralph E.
Finn. Frank c. Neale, Robert w. Flenni-
ken and William B. Seattle The bride was
given away by her stepfather, James C.
Neale.
Immediately after the ceremony a large
reception and wedding supper held at
the home of the brides parents in North
Highland avenue. East End Covers were
laid for twenty at the brides table and
1t was adorned with beautiful center
piece OF bride roses. Pink and green was
carried out in the color scheme of the
decorations at the home In the evening the
bridal party left for the east on an extern
sive wedding trip. They will make their
home in Rome, Italy.
Mrs. Fairbanks left here for her home
In indianapolis today, where she will be
joined about June Is by the Vice Presi-
dent, who will spend a few days at his In
diana residence.
One Of the pretty weddings of the month
was that of Miss Hazel Mary Langdon and
Mr.. John Horton Brown jr, of Cincin-
natl o., which took place yesterday at
high noon at the residence of the brides
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Lavender, 1913
18th street northwest. The wedding was
quiet and only the immediate family and
friends were in attendance. The parlor
seemed one mass of beautiful red roses
of sweet peas were tastefully arranged
The ceremony was performed by Rev w
T. D. Moss. pastor of the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church 1t was a
ring wedding. The bridesmaid was Miss
Edith Conrad, and the best man. Mr. Harry
MeCracken of Cincinnati. The bride wore
blue silk taffeta and carried a shower
bouquet of sweet peas. The bridesmaid
wore pale blue crepe de chine, with white
picture hat, and carried bouquet OF sweet
peas. After the ceremony wedding break
fast was served, after which the young
couple left on tour of the east, which
will include Philadelphia, New York and
Niagara Falls. The brides going away
gown was of gray cloth, with gray Gains
borough hat and gray gloves to match.
After July 10 Mr.. and Mrs Brown will
be at home at 4244 Langland street, Gin
cinnati, o.
Mr.. Arthur d. Hayden has returned from
his travels through Mexico and the United
States. and is now at his home on Com
necticut avenue.
Mrs. Alfred T. Smith. wife of Capt A. L.
Smith, 18th Infantry. u. 8. A.. having Just
returned from two years In the Philippines,
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
won Pike. at the Wyoming apartment.
Mr. and Mrs. James Judge of PhiladeI-
phia announce the marriage at that city on
Tuesday. the 9th instant, of their daughter.
Margaret Anne. to Mr.. Harry Nelson Spotts-
wood Of this city.