Evening star., 1907-10-26
|Tbe w0lhb 6 SOCIETY
ANOTHER INTERNATIONAL
WEDDING SOON TO OCCUR.
Happenings Hereabouts and Else
where-Travel Plans-Fer-
sonal Notes.

New York Saturday, November 10 al the
marriage of Miss Mary T. Gayley, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Gayley. and
Count Guilo Semi of Rome, Italy. After
brief wedding trip Count Semi and
his bride will go to Rome. where they will
make their home The Gayleys are still
at their summer home in OK Pasture
road, Southampton. l.. l., where they
have been entertaining Count Semi, who
arrived from Europe a few weeks ago.
They will open their New York house
next week
The Gayley and Semi families have long
been acquainted, and Miss Gayley has
spent much time in Italy with her mother.
The home OF Mrs. A..Y. Leech. 1870 18th
street northwest was the scene of a
pretty wedding Wednesday evening, when
her daughter. Miss Irene Fleury Leech.
and Mr.. Harry F. Lerch were married In
the presence of the members OF their I'M
mediate families. The ceremony was per-
formed by DR.. S. V. Leech OF Wheeling.
W. Va. an uncle of the bride. and the
wedding march was played by her cou-
sin. Mrs. ]. d. Billmyer of Shepherds
town, w. Va. The whole lower floor of
the house was profusely decorated with
palms, cut flowers and autumn leaves
The bride wore a princess gown of
chiffon cloth trimmed with princess lace
and carried shower bouquet of roses
and lilies of the valley. Her only at
tendant was her sister. Miss Carolyn +.
Leech, who was gowned in white net and
lace over pink silk and carried brides
maid roses. Mr.. Roland r. Rodrick acted
best man.
A reception followed the ceremony. dur
ing which few intimate friends avaied
themselves of the opportunity of con-
graduating the young couple.
Misses Edith Stowell. Emily Millard
and Maybelle Clements, lifelong friends of
the bride. dispensed hospitality in the
dining room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lereh left later in the
evening for western trip. the bride wear
ing smart tailor-made suit of blue
cloth and hat to match. Upon their re-
turn they will make their home at the
kelwood.
The first meeting Of the season of the
Iakoma Euchre Club was held Thursday
October "a. at the home of Mrs. II. C
present were the following ladies: Mrs
n. c. Bennett. Mrs. Woodward Mrs. H.
Smith, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Alfred Johnson
Mrs Johannes. Mrs. Shreve. Mrs. Hub
Mrs r. s. Brown. Dainty refreshments
were served and all enjoyed meeting
again after the summers inteTmssion.
Mrs. Fred bennett and children have
returned from Seattle. Wash. where they
nave spent the past two years. Mr.. and
Mrs. bennett are located at the Norman
die.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. =. Gehring, who left
home for the Pacific coast on the 10th in
slant reached Los Angeles safely on the
2oth and Santa Cruz on the 25th. After
few weeks rest they vii extend their
tour into Mexico and southern California
The doctors health is much improved
A quiet wedding took place Wednesday.
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of this city and Mr. Kossuth CLYDE Ever
EFT of Hamilton, Va. We're married by the
Rev. DR.: b. F. Bittinger in the presence
OF relatives Of the contracting parties.
Mr and Mrs. Everett will be at home to
their friends after November l at the
Nansemond.
Mrs. Horatio King has returned from
Newton, Mass, and has taken an abart-
ment in the Rochambeau, SIS Connecticut
avenue.
Miss Mayme Rout eft today for ten
days visit to Philadelphia, Atlantic City
and New York
Mrs. Cornelius 7. Belt returned this
week to her home on New Hampshire
avenue, after an absence of four months
DR.. William J. r. Thonnsenn entertained
the members of his Sunday school class
fEpworth NJ. f. Church South at his
home. 315 c street southeast. last even
ing. The occasion was a reorga nization
of the class. DIR. Thonnsenn delivered an
interesting address on the Sunday school
and its origin. At the close of the meet
ing refreshments were served. and the
members Of the class elected the follow
ing officers: President. George Hummer;
vice president, Capt. ]. w. Fite; assistant
teachers, J. N. Hoge. E l.. Loving; treas
urer, j. w. Ladd: secretary, s. F. Ram
sey: committee on visiting. Mrs. Eugene
ID ID
A. Pearson. Other members of the class
are as follows: G. w. Barkman, Herbert
Conner I. NJ. Blakemore. c. F. Collins
Mrs Catherine Dodd. Miss Danley. Mr..
A. Burch. r. II. Young, William Deck, w.
F. Winn. G. V. Rector ]. D. Cox. R. ].
Powell. Mrs. c. c. Bell. sH. j. Milard, ].
l.. Briner. Mrs. ]. l.. Brimer, Mrs S. V.
Smith. P. H. Harstin.
family birthday party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William L.
Bartlett October "a. Recitations were
o'clock refreshments We're served Sing
ing and dancing were also indulged in,
Mrs. Stewart performing on the piano.
Those present were Sergt. and Mrs. Lord,
Mrs. Tyser, Mrs. Charles Tyser, Mrs Will
liam Tyser. Miss f. Tyser. Mrs. Stewart,
Miss Kits. Mrs. Kits. Mr.. and Mrs.
Weber. Mr.. and Mrs. Leapley, ST., Misses
Mary, Bessie and Alice Leapley: Mr. and
Mrs. John German. Mrs F. Lively, Mr..
Carl Scherer. Miss Hess. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rady Mr.. Will Diggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Leap
ley, jr.. Mr.. Hugh Bartlett. Mr.. A. Whe-
Ian. Mrs. A. Tenely Mrs. Bilman, Mr.. L.
Bilman. Mrs Meater and Miss Meater.
The residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Some 1920 Park road northwest, was the
scene of a happy assamblage Thursday
evening last when about one hundred OF
their friends gathered to assist them in
celeb ating their fifteenth wedding ami
versary Th, rooms were handsomely
decorated with autumn foliage, potted
plants and cut flowers. and in the racep-
ton hall there was an immense bower
Under which the happy couple stood Will
receiving the congratulations and well
wishes of the assembled guests. Mrs
Some. who was goWnad in whit
batiste. trimmed with 7chlin lac2,
was assisted by her daughter. Miss Gladys
Some. in dispensing hospitalties. Mr..
and Mrs. Soma were the recipients OF
many costly presents. Mr. Sonne pre-
sented his wife with n diamond brooch.
One of the pleasing events of the even-
ing was the presence of the Drill Corps
of Columbia Commandery No .. knights
Templar. of which Mr.. Some is a mem
ber.
After musical selections by Messrs. Carl
and William Donch the guests repaired
to the dining room, whare refreshments
were dispensed.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
William Covington. Mr.. and Mrs. E, Put
num- Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Fonda, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Long, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
B. Donch. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Walk
er. Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Lynn. Mr.