Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-01
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PARKWAY WEDDING OF
GREAT INTEREST HERE.
Miss Winlock Will Marry an Irish
man-Travel Plans-Per-
sonal Notes.

An announcement of unusual inter
| est to old time Washingtonians comes In
the news of the marriage Saturday, June
| o. at Taos, New Mexico, of Miss Edith
Stanley Prescott and Mr.. Arthur Roch-
fort Manly. The bride rs the daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander F. Prescott Of
Taos. She is a granddaughter of the late
| Commander A. G. kellogg, and great
| granddaughter Of the late A. H. Graus, a
| well-known lawyer Of Washington IN his
| day. She is related to Gen. Prescott of
Bunker Hill fame, and William Hickling
Prescott, the historian. and niece OF Miss
| Martha Hill of Chicago On her mothers
| side she is descended from the Stanleys,
| Earl of Derby.
Mr.. Manly is an Englishman, and con-
| nected with many titled families, being a
nephew of Lady Rochfort, and cousin to
| the daughter of the Earl of Shrewsbury.
The bride was escorted to the drawing
room through the long conservatory Of her
home by her father, and was preceded by
her small sisters, Bettina and Mathide,
dressed in white organdie and carrying
pink carnations. Mr.. Mandy and A. F.
Prescott. jr entered by opposite doors, and
all met before the rector of the Protestant
Episcopal Church of Santa Fe, Rev. NJ. s.
Dye, under bower of white carnations
and white and pink peonies. The bride, an
exceedingly beautiful blonde, was gowned
seine blouse deliberately trimmed with rare
duchesse lace of her great grandmother's.
and carried bride roses. A~picturesque fea-
ture Of the occasion was the presence
among the distinguished guests Of eight
Taos Indian chiefs, arrayed in their gayest
colors
Mrs. William Crawford Winlock an
nounces the engagement of her daughter
| Isabelle to Alphonsus johnson Murphy of
Dublin, Ireland. The wedding will take
Ill, al~@,-
| where Mrs. and Miss Winlock are spending
the summer.
Mr. Murphy, who is the son of O'Brien
Murphy, LII. D., Of Dublin, lives now in
! Portland, Me.
Mrs Mower, widow of Cen Mower, and
| her grandson, Mower McComas, have gone
| to New London Conn, to spend the sum-
mer.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph r. Keene will cele-
| brate the fitch anniversary of their mar
| rage Monday evening, July 10, from to
TO- Shepherd road, Brightwood. D. c.
The wedding of Miss Belle NJ. Morris.
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Sol. Morris, and
| Mr.. Max Emanuel Kahn took place last
| evening at 1880 o'clock at the home of the
bride 1926 18th street Only the relatives
| and intimate friends of the couple were
present at the ceremony, which was per-
formed by Rev. Abram Simon Of the
| Eighth Street Temple in the bay window of
| d
| palms and daisies. The bride. who entered
| with her father through aisle of white
| ribbons, to the strains of Mendelssohn
Wedding March. which was played by her
| sister. Miss Hortense Morris, was preceded
| by the groom and his best man, his cousin,
Mr.. l. B. Hartz. and her sister, Miss Mile
Morris, as maid of honor and the bride s
| only attendant. The bridal gown was a
| most becoming lingerie batste robe, trim
| med with Irish crochet and valenciennes
laces She wore tulle veil, which was
! gracefully held in place with lilies of the
| valley and brooch of diamonds and pearls
| roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of
| honor wore a becoming gown of pink en-
| broidered batiste and carried a shower bou-
| quet of pink sweet pes and maidenhair
| fern.
Mrs. Sol. Morris. ,,,-r of the bride
| wore a soft gray silk gown trimmed in
valenciennes lace, and Mrs. Kahn, mother
| of the groom, wore black silk with lace
| trimmings, 80
After the ceremony a large reception was
| held from $50 to 1890 o'clock, and during
The decorations in the dining room, hall
| and drawing room were palms, daisies and
| honeysuckle. which were artistically ar
ranged. and the same flowers formed a
| centerpiece for the table.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Kahn left town for an ex-
! tended wedding journey north, including
! Niagara, Buffalo and New York. The
brides going-away gown was a tan linen
|
match.
After their return they will reside with
| the groom's parents at their home, 1898
| 18th street northwest. Among the guests
| parents of the groom; Mrs. /. HartZ, Mr. E.
Hartz. Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Morris, parents Of
the bride; Mr.. Dave Morris, Miss Mile
! Morris, Mr.. Lee Morris iss Hortense Nor
ris, Mr.. Milton Morris. Mrs. NJ. Snowberg,
DR.. Weinberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Kahn
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Iseman,
Misses Fortuna and Hortense Eiseman.
Miss Hennie Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
| Lissburger Miss Rose Wheatfield of Bal
| tmore, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Rubenstein,
Reading, Pa; Mrs. Samuel Sternberger of
Richmond. Va. Miss Mildred Sail Fradilson
of New York city. Mrs. Adolph Weyl Miss
Della Fishel, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wolf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Abel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol Herzog, DR.. Eiseman, Mr.. Joseph Baum.
| Miss Lillian Heilbrun, Mrs. Mark Silver,
Miss Sadie Silver, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Wittgenstein, Miss Inez Silver, Mr. and
| Mrs Nathan Sondheimer and Mrs. Abram
Simon.
| Miss Kate Hobgood, a niece of Mr. John
| Hobgood of Langdon, and teacher in the
| District schools, is visiting relatives in
| Louisiana.
| Miss Susie Harvey of Langdon Heights
| has returned from a visit to the suburban
! home Of her uncle, DR.. James A. Dickinson
| at Falls Church, Va.
| MI. william H. Lawson or Salem, NJ j.,
| who has been visiting hts son. Mr.. E. A. NJ
| Lawson, at Langdon, has returned to his
! New Jersey home.
| Miss Marguerite Dickinson of Falls
! Church, Va, was visitor during the past
| week at the Langdon Heights residence of
her uncle, Mr.. Wilton Harvey.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Bond of this city were
| weekend visitors at the Usage Lodge, the
suburban home of their son-in-law, Mr.. D.
| J. Roberts, Langdon
Mr.. ]. Tam of Langdon leaves today for
| an extended trip to Wyoming, in the inter-
est of the geological survey.
| DR.. c. W. Cuthbertson of Langdon and
this city is seriously i'll at George Wash
| ington University Hospital.
/ Mrs. Frank Rousseau, Miss Violet Mat
! lock and Mr.. Oscar Harvey of this city
were weekend guests at the suburban
| home of Mr.. Wilton Harvey, Langdon
| Mrs. Robson and Miss Robson, who
| have closed their home here, will sail July
| II for Europe.
A pretty wedding took place at the home