Evening star., 1907-10-16
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS ovENSHINE AND CAPT
NoRvELL MARRIED TODAY.
A Morning Wedding at St. Martins S.
other Events-Personal
Notes.

A large company of friends witnessed
the marriage at St. Margaret's Church at
noon today of Miss Mary Astor oven
shine and Capt. Guy Stevens Norvell of
the Sth Cavalry. The chancel was set with
PAINS and foliage plants and white dah-
las adorned the altar. Tne br de was
escorted by her father, Gen. Samuel Oven
shine, to the chancel and al the railing
was met by the bridegroom and his best
man. Lieut.. John Watson, also of the
Sth Cavalary. Rev. Herbert Scott Smith
performed the ceremony.
The bridal costume was an exceedingly
becoming one of clair de lune," cling
ing wnlte material like crepe, and trimmed
with duchess lace, which has been long
in her family. Her tulie veil was
wreathed with orange blossoms and her
bouquet was of bride roses and lilies OF
tie valley. The ushers were Capt. f. G.
Ovenshlne, brother of the bride; Lieut..
Wimberiy. Lieut.. Baird and Mr.. E. Nj.
Saunders of st. Paul. Later Gen. and
Mrs. Ovenshine received the bridal party
and few personal friends at their home,
at the wedding breakfast. The house
was appropriately decorated with fall
blossoms. Mrs. Ovenshine was hand
someiy goWned In gray voile and wore a
small back hat to church. Capt. and
Mrs. Norveii. after their wedding journey,
on which they started today, will return
mere for little visit, before proceeding
to Fort Robinson, Nebraska, where the
bridegroom troop Is stationed.
A wedding of interest to Washing tonia MS
and MarylaItters took place this morn
ing at st. Martins Catholic Church, this
city, the contracting parties beng Miss
Rose c. knorhene and Mr.. George NJ.
George county, Md. Mr.. Dixon is the
GRANDSON OF Gen. George NJ. Dixon, who
founded the little town of Mount Aroot.
and who was one of the heroes of the
@f
be at bone after November l at GyS l
street northwest.
Mr. Frank Green, ma yor of Denver Col,
Is visiting Mrs. S. Molnar and son. Mr..
l.. Molnar, at 1880 Marion street north
west
The Robert E. Lee Chapter No. 644, U.
ID. c., held their first meeting of the sea-
son at the home of the second vice preSi-
dent, Mrs. Riley, and elected the following
delegates and alternates to attend the
L. u. G. convention to be held in James
town November 13, 1907: Deiegates-Mrs.
J. Somerville Harris, president; Mrs. 4 n
drew X. Selden, Mrs. John S. Callaghan,
Mrs. James w. Wrenn. Mrs. James E.
Mulcare. Alternates-Mrs. Wallace Strea-
ter Mrs. Jennie X. Caldwell, Mrs. Marion
Butler, Mrs. +. w. Mahood, Mrs. Eu-
genia 4. Rollins.
Mrs Percy L. Jones. wife of Capt. Percy
l.. Jones' medical department, United
States army, il with her mother, Mrs. Ida
Dearing Bangs, and her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. Dear, at their home,
1oUS Massachusetts avenue northwest.
Capt. and Mrs. Jones sail from Frisco
December 3 Tor the Philippine Islands
Fannie Elizabeth Shreve, daughter Of
Mr.. J. Frank Shreve, was married to Mr..
Francis Parham Heartsill, formerly of
Texas, at Mount Vernon Place M. u.
Church last night. The platform was
massed with Towering plants and palms.
The ushers were Mr.. Lee Nutweil. Mr..
David l. Coon. Mr.. Everett Baird. Mr..
Charles F'loecklier, Mr.. Lawrence Shreve
and Mr.. Lee Kessler. When the bride
came in with her father. she was pre-
ceded by Mrs Love Banks, sister of the
bridegroom, as matron of honor, and Miss
Mary Simpson Birch, her cousin, was the
maid of honor. They We're dressed in
pale blue silk and carried maden-hair
ferns. Miss Minnie Ellison and Miss
Jeanette Gaegler, as bridesmaids, wore
enhair ferns. The bride wore a prince SIS
dress of white chiffon satin with lace and
panne velvet trimmings. large white
picture hat and a shower bouquet of roses
finished her costume. Mr. Ralph F.
Shreve was best man and Mr.. Richard
Newbold was groomsman. When Mr.. and
Mrs Heartsill left later for a northern
trip, the latter was gowned in dark
brown with hat to match. Their future
home will be at 1925 1st street northwest.
Miss Mary Frances Seward, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Seward. former
ly of this city, was married Tuesday even
ing at o'clock to Mr.. Wilbur F. Coe of
Baltimore. The ceremony took place at
the home of the brides parents, 7O2 North
Fulton avenue, Baltimore, and was per-
formed by Rev. E. Watson, pastor of the
Strawbridge NJ. E. Church. The bride
Lxr r-tl, tlr
wore gown of point d'esprit over chiffon
and taffeta and wore diamond ornaments.
Her bouquet was Of bride roses. Miss
Bertha Davis of Washington was maid
of honor. She wore a white lace robe
over taffeta and chiffon and carried roses
Miss w. Evylin Grady Of Washington
acted as bridesmaid. She wore pink
crepe de chine over silk and carried La
France roses. The best man was Mr.. c.
Burton Rodrick of Washington and the
the bride. and Mr.. Walter A. Williamson
of Petersburg, Va. A reception followed
the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Coe on their
return from a trip south will live at 1918
East Preston street, Baltimore.
The Duchess Of Marlborough and Mr.
and Mrs. w. K. Vanderbilt are sailing to-
day from Cherbourg for this country, pre-
sumably to attend the marriage of Miss
Gladys Vanderbilt and Count SZechenyi,
WHICH, IL IS SeHeidIiS uluelStoou, Will ldhe
place December 4, but in New York and
not at Newport. Mrs. and Miss Wander
bilt and the count are expected shortly at
Lenox to stay with Mr.. and Mrs William
D. Sloane at Elm Court
Mrs P. r. McCargo of New York city
is the guest of her brother, John G.
Hodges, 1903 Fairmont street northwest.
Mrs Emily Spaulding Of Chicago is Wis
iting her niece, Mrs. George H. Ellis of
1907 E street northeast.
A marriage of great interest here to the
large circle of acquaintances of the BRIDE
groom took place last Saturday at Nor
ristown, N. j., when. Miss Josephine
Brooks Abell of that city became the wife
of Mr.. George Russell Wales of Washing
ton. The couple was attended by Mr.. A.
r. Serven of this city as best man and