Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-13
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
WASHINGTON GUESTS AT THE
GRAY-FIsH WEDDING.
Marriages Here and Elsewhere
Solemnized in Church and Home.
Personal Notes.

Mrs. Dewey, very beautifully dressed in
white lace was among the guests from
! this city yesterday in New York at the
! ceremony and marriage reception OF Miss
Marian Anthem Fish. the only daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, and a
granddaughter of the late Hamilton Fish,
| to Mr.. Albert Zabriskie Gray, son of Judge
John Clinton Gray. The bridal toilet was
of heavy white satin, made in princess
| style and entirely covered with real lace,
| part of which was worn by the brides
mother at her wedding.
The bodice was entirely of point lace, as
were the sleeves. 1t had a shallow open v
at the neck, partly filed in by string Of
fine pearls. The bride also wore dog
| collar of pearls with diamond slides, and
a large diamond horseshoe was fastened
where the ends of the lace bertha met in
| the front.
| The old point lace veil, long, narrow
scarf, was arranged on her dark hair in a
Juliet cap effect, one end falling to the hem
of the skirt 1t was fastened with orange
| blossoms.
The bridal bouquet was made up Of
white orchids and lilies of the valley, tied
with wide white satin ribbon, sprayed with
small clusters Of the lilies.
Miss Janet Fish, elder daughter of Ham,
| 1lton Fish, and cousin of the bride, was
! maid Of honor and only attendant. She
| erty satin. The skirt had three deep over
tapping founces of applique lace, and the
surplice bodice with open neck and
| the kimono-shaped elbow sleeves were also
entirely Of the point applique. Hydrangea
blue showed in satin folds along the edges
Of the surplice and in the girdle with short
sash ends. She wore an immense yellow
straw hat, wreathed with hydrangea blue
ostrich plumes, the ends of which fell to
her shoulders. and carried lilies Of the
valley.
Miss Mabel Regina Shepard and Mr.
| George W. Huguely were married by Rev.
Hugh T. Stevenson at the home of the
bride at the Berkshire last evening A re-
ception followed from $50 until 10 prior to
the departure Of the couple for their bridal
journey. The brides dress was of white
chiffon cloth with Irish and Valenciennes
lace. She wore tulle veil and a wreath
of lilies Of the valley and carried cluster
Of the latter blossoms with roses. Miss
Virginia E. Covey, who was the maid of
honor, wore a pretty white net gown over
taffeta. trimmed with lace and pink chif-
fon. She carried La France roses. Little
Miss Mildred Huguely. niece Of the BRIDE
groom. who acted as flower girl, wore
dainty frock of pink silk and carried a
basket of pink sweet peas. Mr.. Harry A.
Beauverd served as best man.
At St. Joseph's Church last evening Rev.
Ignatius Fealy performed the marriage
ceremony for Miss Mary Regain. niece of
B. L
Sotheron Edwards. Messrs. Hughes, john
son. Sheehan and Edwards were the ushers
and Mr.. Thomas Rafferty, was best man.
The bride. who was escorted by her uncle,
wore a pretty gown Of white silk, trimmed
with insertion and lace medallions. Her
tulle veil was crowned with orange bios
SONS and she carried a bouquet Of bride
roses. Miss Julia Collins was maid Of honor
and wore princess gown OF white silk.
inset with Valencennes lace. Her bouquet
was Of white peonies. reception followed
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Byrne before
the departure Of the couple for a wedding
trip. Their future home will be at 229 I'd
street northeast
Miss Margaret Keegen and Miss Bessie
Green of 927 New York avenue have gone
to New York to spend a week with friends.
Miss Sue p Jones of 22s LIST street south
east Is visiting her sister at Montclair, N. ].
An informal reception followed the mar
rage yesterday at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry F. Blount Of Miss Bertha M.
Preston and Mr.. Wilbert NJ. Marsh, Rev.
Mr.. Blake officiating. The bride wore a
soft white silk and valenciennes lace dress.
a tulle veil and orange blossoms. and car
ried bouquet of white carnations. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Dennis stood up with the couple.
After their honeymoon taunt Mr.. and Mrs.
Marsh will live at 3416 R street.
Miss Gertrude Gerbach of New York ls
visiting the family Of Gen. Hawley at 1136
18th street.
Mr.. Archie Norcross Hamilton and Mrs.
Katherine Harmon Connolly were quietly
married last evening at 1893 Newton street,
Rev Joseph T. Kelly officiating. The at
tendance included only the members of the
families Of the contracting parties.
Mrs Ed F. Eisminger has greatly i'm
proved in health and will be pleased to see
her friends at her home, 2123 18th street
northwest.
Miss Helen Taft has returned from school
and will be here until next week. when Mrs.
Taft will start for Canada to spend the
summer.
Mrs Robert Bacon, wife of the assistant
secretary of state and her family have
gone to- their summer home at Westbury,
L. l.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward NJ. Wonn are spend
ing the summer at Buffalo and will visit
points of interest in the vicinity Of Niagara
Falls. N. Y.
A surprise party was given Monday, June
10, to Mr.. and Mrs. S. Atlas in horror of
the twentieth anniversary of their marriage
by their children Among the guests present
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. j. Shappirio. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Spendauer, Mrs. r. Goldstein. Mr..
and Mrs. c. Brez Mr.. A. Goodman. Miss s.
Atlas. Miss l. Goldstein, Miss B. Fine. Miss
F. spandauer. Oliver Atlas, Chas Simon,
Bonnie Spandauer j. Goodman of Balti-
more. refreshments We're served In The
dining room, after which the guests went
in the parlor where the rest Of the evening
was spent with delightful musical enter
tainment. with Mr.. Simon Shapiro at the
piano and Master Sollie Shappirio violinist.
Mr. and Mrs. Atlas received many beautiful
pieces of china
Miss Virginia Louise Wiley and Mr.. How
ard Ellred Wilson were married last even
/ ing at ST. Marks Episcopal Church. The
ceremony took place at $50 o'clock, Rev.
William L. Devries officiating. The floral
decorations Of white and pink We're taste
| fully carried out with peonies and sweet
peas. A beautiful musical program pre-
coded the ceremony. The bride was given
| in marriage by her brother, Mr.. Aldrich c.
Wiley. Mr.. Arthur NJ. Orrison was best
man. Mr.. Howard S. Burbank, Mr.. Wal
| lace McKennon Stowell, Mr.. john w. Draw
ner and Mr. William Boss We're ushers. The
| flower children were Marjorie Wiley and
| Maine Sandoe, niece and nephew of the
| bride. They preceded the bridal party,
| scattering flowers in the brides pathway.
| Mrs. David Lewis Sandoe. sister of the
| bride, matron of honor. The brides
gown was a dainty lingerie princess made
! of soft imported white batiste, deliberately
| trimmed with Mechlin lace and hand-ruu
| tucks. The tulle veil was caught with
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