The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-06
WEDDING OF MISS WILSON
WILL BE HELD ON MAY DAY
AT "THEOAKS.' GEORGETOWN
Brde-ElectS Engagement to LuciuS RoSster, of
Pittsburg, Announced Just Before She Left
Chicago With Her Mother

Mrs. John r. Wilson, of Chicago, and
her daughter. Miss Delite Wilson. are
the guests for the spring season Of their
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.. Blount,
at their place in Georgetown, The
Oaks"
The enlargement of Miss Wilson to Luz
cius Rossiter Of Pittsburg, was an
nounced lust before they left home ana
the wedding dav is set for May /.
Il WIZ be a small wedding and will
take place on May / at The Oaks and
no more charming setting for n wedding
ceremony could be found
Mrs. George Won l.. Meyer and the
Misses Meyer. the attractive wife and
daughters of the newly appointed Post
master General, are expected to come
to Washington tomorrow to join the
Postmaster General, who IS already es-
tablished in their new home. 1907 New
Hampshire avenue. the house recently
vacated by the George w Vanderbilts.
Miss Jane Carlisle has gone to New
York to meet Miss Laura Carlisle and
John c. Carlisle. jr.. and his bride upon
their arrival from Paris on the Kaiser
Wilhelm.
Miss Frances Siebert. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Bates Siebert, OF Luray. Va,
and Theodore NJ. Judd. Of Washington,
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore a. T.
Judd, were married Monday afternoon
in Arcadia" the country home Of the
bridegroom parents. near Luray. Mr..
and Mrs. Judd are spending their honey
moon with the bTidegrOOm's parents in
Washington, and later will reside at
Arcadia
An interesting wedding took place in
New York yesterday when Miss Kate
I.aAIontagne, daughter of Mrs. Auguste
A. LaAIontagne. and DR.. Nicholas Muir
raw Butler. president of Columbia Uni
versity. were married in the home of
the brides sister, Mrs. Francis X Pen
dleton. Only a small family party at
tended the ceremony. which was per
formed by the Rev Neil N Mckinnon.
s. J., of the Church of st. IgnaJius
LoyOla, IN Park avenue. The parlors
were prettily decorated with cut flow
ers and palms. and tho bride, who en-
tered the room with her bTOther-in-laW,
Francis X. Pendleton, wore a gown OF
white crepe de chine and lace, with a
white chiffon hat. Both bride and
bridegroom were unattended. and after
the wedding breakfast. served at small
tables in the dining room, DR.. and Mrs.
Butler left New York for their wedding
journey 10 the Pacific coast. Dr. But
Ter will deliver the charter address at
the University Of California, March %
and on April / DR.. and Mrs. Butler will
he the guests of the Chicago ASsOcia-
ton of the Columbia University Alumni
The German officers who are making
n tour of the United States at the ex,
pense Of the German Emperor will ID
entertained at luncheon at the German
embassy Thursday by the German Am
bassadOr and the Baroness Won Stern
burg.
Representative and Mrs. Weeks vii
close their apartment at Stoneleigf
Court Thursday for the season. and viii
spend a short time at the Virginia Hot
Springs before going to their home in
Boston. where they will remain until
next season Representative and Mrs
Weeks have spent several winters a
StOnelelgh Court but next season viii
be established in one Of the Quaintest
and smartcst residences in the uptown
section. It Is the nome of 3Ir. and Mrs
Whittemore. which has been occupied
this season by the chairman of the
Isth;nian Canal Commission, who vii
leave shortly for a permanent residence
in New York. The house was used as
a winter home by Senator and Mrs Dry
den for some years. and the past two
seasons they have spent in the Schneider
residence. which was at one time the
Chinese legation. The new home al
Representative Weeks is just north
of the Letter mansion. at the corner OF
New Hampshire avenue and @ streets
and Immediately opposite the handsome
home of Capt and Mrs. Richardson
Clover. the former the naval attaChe OF
the American embassy in London fOl
many years.
Miss Cannon, daughter Of the Speaker
of the House of Representatives. lef
Washington yesterday for the Virginia
Hot Springs. where she viii spend tn,
coming three weeks, going later e
their home in Danville for the sum
mer.
The board Of lady managers OF thu
Casualty Hospital will hold a euchr,
party Friday afternoon at o'clock il
the parlors of the Raleigh hotel Their
viii be eighty tables
An interesting musicale is being ar
ranged to be given at Faith Chapel, y
street, between Four and-a-half anC
Sixth streets southwest. March y. t
raise funds for the work Of that mission
MaSeer Roy Grove. the ten-year-ol,
pianist, and his three younger sisters
will be the principal performers It vii
be the first time these children hav
appeared in Southwest Washington, al
though they are well known in III
churches of other sections Of the city
Half the proceeds of the entertainment
will be given to the Gale Korean Mission
which is supported by the New Norl
Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church. with WliCl