The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-24

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Miss Anderson. the Misses Seymour, Miss
Bevan. Miss Walker. Miss White, Miss
/ Evans, Miss Needham. Miss Calderon,
1 Miss Grunsky, Miss NewIanas, Miss
/ Archibald, Miss Halford, and Miss Whit
ney
/ Mrs F. NJ Hatch, wife Of the former
Minister to Hawaii from this country,
entertained a company at luncheon yes
| ierday in her apartment in StoneIeiEh
/ Court. Her guests included Mrs. Burrows,
wife OF Senator Burrows; Mrs. Terry. wife
Of Rear Admiral Terry, retired; Mrs.
Barker, wife Of Rear Admiral Barker:
/ MIS- Lautze. wife Of the commandment Of
/ the navy yard; Mrs. Elliott, wife Of the
cOmmandant Of the marine barracks;
| Mrs. Flint. wife Of the Senator from Cali
/ fornia; Miss Morgan. daughter of the
! Senator from Alabama: Mrs. Dalzell, wife
/ or the Representative from Pennsylvania;
Mrs. Moran. and Miss Rollins.
/ other luncheon hostesses OF yesterday
we're Mrs. John w. Foster. Mrs. Joseph
! Thropp. Mrs Theodore NOyes, and Miss
Ida Thompson.
/ The marriage Of Miss Maude Virginia
Blaine. youngest daughter Of the late
/ Robert Gillespie Blaine and niece OF the
| late Secretary Of State, to Mr. Aubrey
| Lynn Clarke, Of this city, took place last
evening at the home OF the brides
mother. on Capitol Hill. IN the presence
Of a comparatively small company. In
Guiding the four sisters of the bride. all
/ Of whom have been married in Washing
ton
The large drawing-rOOm was beautifully
/ decorated in palms, white azalias, and
white roses, and the dining-room in pink
/ blossoms and Farleyance ferns.
The bridal party consisted only Of Miss
Ethel Ingram, of this city, and Mr.. Gar
rett Walters. Of Norfolk, and Rev John
/ NJ Cooper. of ST Matthew Church.
/ 5choolboy friend Of the groom. oficiated.
assisted by Rev. James A. Smith, OF St.
! PatTiCks.
The handsome young bride wore a gown
Of messaline satin, made princesse. over
white taffeta. the upper part Of the gown
being deliberately trimmed IN baby Irish
lace. She wore a tulle veil, and carried A
shower bouquet 81 lilies and orchids Miss
Ingram gown was Of delicate green mes
saline satin and her bouquet was Of
Bridesmaid roses.
Mrs Blaine wore gown of black creme
de chine. Witnessing the ceremony were
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke, the parents Of the
groom, DIT. and Mrs. r. F. Mallan and
DR.. and Mrs. H. J. Crossen. Of Washing
I ton; Mr.. and Mrs .. L Lipscomb. OF New
York, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Ryan. Of
Roanoke. Va.
A reception 10 the Intimate friends Of
/ both families followed the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs Clarke left late IN the evening
/ for d ten-day trip, after which they will
De at home at I33 c street southeast.
The wedding Of Mis- Fannie Heiberger
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Franz J. Hell
berger, and Mr.. George Carbart Ross Of
Macon. Ga. took place last evening az 6
O'Clock, In the New York Avenue Presbv-
terrain Church, the ceremony being per-
formed by Or. James Nourse. the great
uncle Of :he bride. assisted by Or. Wal
lace Radcliffe, rector Of the church.
The brides father escorted her to the
chancei, which was attractlveiy decorated
with Southern smiIax and palms. She
was attended by her sister Miss Dorothy
HeiDerger as maid Of honor. who wore a
gown Of white striped chiffon and carried
Bridesmaid roses. and by SIX bridesmaids
Miss LamOra Bankerd, Of New Windsor
Nd. Miss Helen Bates. Of Baltimore:
Miss Anna Rose COhn, Of Norfolk. Va:
Miss Edna Middleton, Miss Mildred Fov-
leT- and MISS Ruth Ridgway. These maids
were goWHed In white radium silk. win
soLt pompadour girdles. and their bou-
quets were showers Of maidenhair fern.
Inc bride wore q PrinCesse gown Of
thfee-QuaTter length panels u panne vel
Vet over white net. the ~hole being buIlf
on white silk the tulle veil was caus&t
by wreath Of orange blossoms. and she
carried shower bouquet Of Bride roses
and lilies Of the valley. MI Ross was at
tended by his brother. Mr. Malcolm Rose
hoss, Of Macon, Ca, and the ushers were
Mr.. Ed Evans, Mr.. Roscoe Ridgway. MIR
\. J. King. Mr.. Eugene MerlIlat, MI
Chduncey Pugh, and sir. Franz Heiber-
ger. a brother of the bride.
After the ceremony q reCertIon for the
families and bridal party only followed
at the home OF the bride. on G street.
where palms and red roses were the prfn-
cipal feature in the decorations Mr.. and
MR. Ross left last evening for a South
ern trip. after which they will be al home
IN Macon, Ca Among the out-of-town
guests Who we're present were Mrs Bates
the Misses Timanus. and Miss McCor-
mick, all Of Baltimore.
The marriage Of Miss Bliss Pierce Amos
&c Mr. Russell Clayton Wood took place
on Tuesday evening at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Cooper Amos, In the presence of a small
company, comprising only immediate rela-
tives. The ceremony, At which Rev. Rich
ard p. Williams, D. D.. Of Trinity Epis-
copal Church. officia.ed. was followed by
an informal reception, after which the
bride and bridegroom left for d short out
of-town trip. There were no attendants.
The brides gown was a smart tailor COS
tune Of blue Panama cloth, with hat to
match The relatives present, IN addition
TO the parents Of the bride. were. Mrs
V !. Wood. Miss Edna G. Wood, MI and
Mrs William Click, Master Albert Click.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Chick Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Forester Mr.. and Mrs. Bert T
Amos. Mr.. Earl II. Amos, Miss Linda
Redding 9
New Jersey avenue, where they will be
home after February !
The Bishop Of Washington and Mrs.
Satterlce entertained a dinner company
last evening
Capt. and Mrs. W. NJ. Wright enter
tanned at dinner last evening in honor of
the Secretary Of War and Mrs. Taft.
Among the guests were Representative
and Ars. Reybuln, Mrs. Benedict, Mrs
Simpkins, Capt. Gilmore, and Can't. Nc