The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
In The SOCIAL WORLD
Mrs. TubbS the Bride Of DR..
BrOdie, of Detroit.
PEACE DELEGATES AT DINNER
Central American ENJOYS Enter
tanned at New willard by Min
isters-Miss Edith Morgan Becomes
the Bride of Mr. Albert Stevens.
Debutantes Guests at Luncheon.

The marriage Of Mrs Anne Talant
Tubbs. of California. who has spent the
past several years in Washington, TO DR..
Benjamin 2. Brodie. of Detroit. took
place yesterday in the apartment Of the
bride at Stoneleigh Court Only relatives
and few friends witnessed the cere-
mony and were present at the informal
breakfast that followed. The officiating
clergyman was Rev. r. H. Ward. or
Pittsburg. and Mr. Charles H. Campbell,
OF Detroit. was best man.
The wedding gown was a beautiful con-
fection of pale blue crepe de chine trim
med with very fine thread lace. embroid-
cred in silver, and fashioned in modified
empire style. DR.. and Mrs. Brodie left
Washington early in the afternoon for
Detroit. which will be their future home
Among the guests were Justice and Mrs
McKenna. the Assistant Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Newberry Mr.. and Mrs
Gardner Williams. Capt. Richardson
Glover. L. $ n. and Mrs. Glover Mr..
and Mrs George T. Marye. Commander
Eberly. l.. 5. n. and Mrs. Eberly, Cap
tain Knapp, L. s. n, and Mrs. Knapp.
Judge Hatch and Mrs. Hatch. DR.. Will
liam G. Erving and Mrs. Erving. Miss
Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ward. all Of
Washington, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harring-
ton Walker. of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Greene. of Detroit; DR.. and Mrs.
Allen Fletcher, Of Detroit: Mr.. and Mrs.
r. l. Strong. of Detroit; Mr.. Paul Bag
ley. Of Detroit; Mrs. r. IL. Ward. OF
Ptts5urg; Mr. Chaplin, OF New York, and
Austin Tubbs, George Tubbs. and Tallant
TuEbs. sons Of Mrs. Brodie.
Miss Edith Lee Horgan. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas +. Morgan, was
married to Mr.. Albert II stevens yester-
DAY morning at 1850, in ST Margarets IS
Church. Rev. Herbert Scott Smith read
the service. and the couple had only one
attendant. Mr.. Woodbury. Stevens. who
acted as his brothers best man. Only
an informal gathering Of relatives and
friends witnessed the ceremony, al the
conclusion OF which Mr. and Mrs. Stew
ems left Washington Tor a honeymoon
/ trip. Upon their return they will take
up their residence at the Nelson in
Twentieth street. Mrs. Stevens wore d
smart tailored suit of black and a large
picture hat Of black, trimmed with os-
trich plumes.
The marriage Of Miss Leila y Bousn.
OF this city, and Mr Harry b. PETERS,
Of Aurora, H.. by the Rev. Donald G..
Macleod. took place at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. Coldren, I1Z5 Park
road. yesterday. The house was deco
rated with ferns and crysanthemums.
maiden hair ferns being used ia the re-
cepuon room. where the ceremony was
performed. ard pale pink chrysanthe-
NUNS. with ferns, decorating the dining
room, where a buffet luncheon was
! served.
The bride wore dark blue broad
cloth suit. with picture hat of dark blue
/ Mr. and Mrs PETERS left In the afternoon
I Tor a short bridal trip, and, upon their
/ return will be az home at the LoudoUn
/ East Capitol street, after December l.
The five Central American Ministers
/ accredited 20 Washington were hosts last
/ evening at the Willard Hotel. compli-
/ mentary to their visiting countrymen
/ the delegates Of the Central American
/ Peaco-Conference. While the dinner was
! given especially for the visitors. the chiei
1 guests Of the evening We're the Secretary
4 Of State. Mr.. Root. and the Mexican
| Ambassador, SenOr Creel as ii was
/ through their efforts that the conference
was brought about
/ The hosts Of the evening were the
! Costa Rican Minister. Sensr Calvo. tn,
! Guatemalan Minister, Senor Herrarte
! the Honduran Minister. Senor Ugarte