The Washington herald., 1907-11-03


locket IS a miniature of her husband,
while within that Of Miss Root is
miniature of Lieut. T. S. Grant. whom
she is to marry this month.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Society was much disappointed In the
change Of plan Of Mr.. George Huntress,
jr., and his bride for the wedding which
was to have occurred yesterday was 70
have been brilliant social event. as
wei as a very pretty nuptial ceremony.
The wedding was planned 70 take place
at o'clock at St Margarets Church.
which was TO have been transformed into
a bower Of pink cosmos. The entire
scheme OF the wedding having been
planned to carry out q color scheme Of
pink. Mrs Charles Bradley. sister Of
the bride, who was to DE matron Of
honor. was to have worn pink chiffon
and carried cosmos OF the same color.
As il was, owing TO the sudden death
of Mr. Huntress' brother. who was to
have acted as best man, the wedding
was quietly sOlemnized at the brides
home. in Twenty-frst street on Thursday
afternoon at o'clock
The pretty young bride. wore her we'd
ding gown OF white satin trimmed with
antique valenCiennes lace, from her
mothers wedding gown, but was unat-
tended. Mr., Phelps Brown and his bride
came in from Sandy Spring where they
have been spending their honeymoon, and
Al.
riage. Mrs. Brown was gowned for the
occasion In a dainty gown of pink silk
and chiffon. Mr.. EIUntTess and his bride
left Immediately for Boston. where the
funeral Of Eis brother will be held today
Though the recalling Of the invitations
for a church wedding was disappoinr-
mcnt TO the young bride aud Ter many
friends. she had the satisfaction Of having
a suushiny day. and al the luck which
supposedly goes with it, which she would
not have had yesterday had the ceremony
been performed on the date originally set.
\ marriage Of great interest 20 Wash
ington and Annapolis society was sol
emnized in Philadelphia yesterday when
Miss Helen T. KInkaid. daughter Of
Commander Thomas Wright Kinkaid,
L. S N. and Mrs. Einkaid. became the
bride Of Passed Assistant Surgeon Rob
ert Graham Heiner. L. 5. y. The bride
was gowned in heavy white satin.
trimmed IN lace and orange blossoms.
She wore a tUlle veil. caught with the
same flower. and carried a bouquet OF
lilies of the valley. Her father, Com
maader Kinkaid, gave her in marriage.
and wore special fun dress uniform Miss
Dorothy Kinkai5 was her sisters only
attendant. She wore pink chiffon vols
trimmed in lace. and carried pink chrys-
anJhemums. The bridegroom was at
tended by his brother. Cart Gordon G.
HeneT l. 5. A. both wearing special
iUil dress uniforms
The house was profusely decorated with
palms aid white chrysanthemums an
orchestra. stationed IN the d.ning-room
playing during the reception. The guests
were received by Mrs. Kinkaid. mother
OF the bride, who was handsomely
gOwned In black lace over white silk
Aiidshipman Thomas c. Kiukaid. brother
Of the bride, was present. Among the
many out-Of-tOwn guests were Mrs r
@. Heiner, Miss Heiner mother and sis
ter Of the groom; Mrs. NJ. a Cassin,
Miss Cassin. and Mr. ". D. Cassin. of
" 1alAa-lE tbl4f A'AtAs anu AAfS. Au0ENNU u
Heiner. OF Fort Monroe Va. Miss Lila
Claude. Miss Grace Howard, Of Annapo-
lis; Miss Margaret Nell. OF Hagerstown:
Mrs. Lawrence Riggs. and Miss Bright.
Of Baltimore.
Mrs. He!Eer is very well known in
Washington. having spent two years in
Georgetown, with her mother and sister
and with her grandmother during Com
mander Kincaid's last sea duty. She is
a bright, vivacious, ana exceedingly at
tractive young woman, and IS de-
scendant Of a long line Of the most dis
tinguished residents of the District Of
Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert a. Clark announce
the engagement Of their sister Miss
Elizabeth Masterson Leech. TO Mr.. Mil
lard Farrar West, Of Kentucky. Miss
Leech is the daughter OF the late Ed
ward o. Leech, Of Washington and New
York. The marriage. for which no date
has been set. will be solemnized at the
home of Senator Thomas H Carter and
Mrs. Garter. Of Montana.
Announcement is made OF the approach
ing marriage Of Miss Louise Keener
Reifsnider. only daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs John L. Reifsnider, sr. of West
Nd. to Lieut. Richard Bennett
Creecy. L. s. NJ. c. stationed at New
port, R. 7, and a son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward ". Creepy. Of leicester Howard
County formerly Of Washington. The
wedding will take place Wednesday, No
vember q, at y O'Clock, at the Ascension
Church, Westminster, and will be fol-
lowed by a large reception at Terrace
Hill. the home Of the bride Miss Eliza
beth Upshur Stirling, of Baltimore, a
cousin Of Miss Reifsnider. viii be maid
of honor.
Rear Admiral Charles II. Stockton, l.
s n, and Mrs. Stockton have an
nounced the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Helen King Stockton. 10 Mr.
Ainsworth Parker. Of Baltimore, formerly
Of Boston.
Miss Stockton, who is an attractive
young woman, has been presented at