Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-07
will be hostess for q week after the we'd
ding for the young people now staying at
Oakdale


Oakdale.
A wedding of unusual interest to Vir- |
ginia and Maryland society will take place |
Chapel near Alexandria, Va. when Miss
Maria Mason Dawson. daughter OF the |
late Nicholas Dawson. formerly OF Lou |
doun county. and Rev; william Gibson
ried by the Rev. Samuel A. Wallis.
The bride is to wear a gown OF messa- |
line satin, trimmed with old duchess |
lace, and a tulle veil caught with orange |
quet of lilies of the valley and bride
roses. Mr.. Philip Dawson will escort his
sister to the altar. Miss Elizabeth
Worthington of Washington viii! be the
be Miss Mamie McClelland Of Washing
ton, Miss Lisa Anderson Of Alexandra
Miss Mary HUFF of Alexandria, Miss 1sa-
belle Heath of Norfolk, Miss Bessie Jones
Of Alexandria and Miss Edmo Lee OF OF
New York viii be best man, and the
ushers will be Mr.. Ridgely DeVan OF
Philadelphia, Mr.. Edward Boice or Aolng
ton, Va: Mr.. Dewey Cook Of Richmond
Mr. Dudley Pendleton of P1ttsourg. MT
The ceremony will be followed by a re-
ception at the brides home. Cameron.
near Alexandria. After an extended tour
the couple will reside in Norfolk.
and their connections lends additional in
terest to this wedding. The brides
mother is a daughter of Gen. Samuel
Cooper who, as adjutant and inspector
general. was the highest ranking omcer
of the Confederate army. The bride Is the
Observation-Disclosures Of George Mason OF
Gunston Hall, the author OF the VHsin,a
'sbill of rights" upon which was Dassu
the Declaration of independence ana the
Constitution of the United States me
hrddeproom is a member Of the Virginia
Pendieton family, SO many OF wnom navs
token prominent parts in the history OF
the state.
short stay. but will return shorty 70
Ienox to rejoin Baroness dengehh1nei
and remain the rest of this month bill
nile measures have obtained vogue y.
Mrs. Richard c. Dixey gave a chestnut nur
hunt Yesterday in the mountains near
their estate which was followed by ON,
ner at Tanglewood. The guests ihciuusu
Baroness Hengelmuller, Prince w Wona
Graetz. Mr.. and Mrs. John lnnes KANE;
LADY sutton and Mr.. Hubert Astiey Oh
London: Mrs. Walter Boreham or Iene
rife: Mr. and Mrs. Giraud roster NJ,
and Mrs. George Winthrop Folsola. r w.
Hunt slater of Washington: Miss Clemen-
tina Furniss, Messrs. James Barnes,
frederick S. Delaield and s. Parkman
Shaw.
Miss Virginia Dale Lamond. daughter
Of Mrs. Virginia Menor Lamond. and MI.
William Henry Stumpfel of New 1ork
were the principals in a beautl1ul MAI
rage ceremony last night at the Stra,ioso
Hotel, when Rev Father Mc1e af, c
The bride. who was given IN marI,a a
by her brother-in-law, Mr.: william oohn ~
stone Marsh. wore a princess uresS n
white batiste, deliberately trimmed uar
ornaments were Of pearls and her shower
hououet was of white roses and mes o.
the valley. She was ATTENDED only Ny
her little niece. Miss Dorothy Ma ISL
who wore white swiss a a,otu ra'''e0 pam
Mr.. Howard Elliott was best man. OnIy
a few friends and relatives were presen.
at the ceremony. which was 1oHo"eo ny
an informal reception.
later in the evening for the AdlIohoaG H,S
where they will spend montn. Inc
brides going-away costume vas
mauve wolfe, with a beaver nat tllh'in nc,
with a brown mink and Persian EN-
They will pass the winter in the souua,
at palm Reach and other resorts. oeloFe
going to their home in New YORK.
large gathering Of friends witnessed
the marriage last night of MISS Grace l..
Nelson and Mr.. Edward Oliver Reed. son
of the late Oliver H. Reed R at the nr erS Mi-
Miss Blanche Nelson was maid of
honor. and Miss Grace A. Marvin and
Miss Ethel M Housed were bridesmaids re Ism hside
groom. was best man. and Mr. c. F..
Sammet, Mr. H. G.. Reed. Mr.. E. w.
Boughton and Mr.. r. T. Davis were
ushers. The bride was given IN marriage
by her brother. Mr.. George F. Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Reed will make their home
at 37O7 14th street. where they will be
at home after December 1.
Justice and Mrs White, who have been
in Canada for several months. are back
at their Rhode Island avenue home.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Emlen Roosevelt quiz
city observed the twenty-flfth anniversary
of their marriage by a family gathering
at Ursino, the old home of Mrs. Roose
welt. who was Miss Kean. near Elizabeth.
N. J., yesterday. Mrs. John Kean. moth
er of United States Senator John Kean.
about her. enjoyed the day as heartily
as the other guests. about fifteen in
number.
Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt have their sum-
mer home at Oyster Bay. adjoining that
of the President. Their winter home is
at No. 804 9th avenue. New York.
Miss Louise Wiehle and Mr.. Alpheus
" iutcTs UOIIl VI tIilS CITY, Will Uc IudTTIcu
tonight at the summer home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Louise c. Wiehle. in Fair
fax county. Va. special car will carry
the guests to and from this city.
Yesterday at Charlottesville, Va. the
marriage Of Miss Jane Bell Moon. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Barclay Moon.
to John Winn Maury of New York. son
ington. and nephew of Commodore Mat
thew Maury, US N, took place in Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church. The rec
tor. the Rev. Harry Bedinger Lee, per-
formed the ceremony.
Miss Mary Livingston Moon was the
maid of honor and the Misses Esther
Carruthers Moon and Agnes Gordon
Moon were the bridesmaids. Edmund
Jefferson Burke of Boston was best man.
The ushers were Charles b. Eddy and
Robert Edward Lee Lewis Of New York;
Dr. B. Lawrence Hardin, Washington:
Cecil Dabney. Lieut.. Basil Gordon Moon.
OS.A.. and William Cecil Dabney Of the
University of Virginia.
Mr.. des Portes of the French embassy
left yesterday and will sail at once for
France. being called there by the illness
of his mother. Capt. Fourier. also of the
embassy staff, will be a fellow-passenger
on the same French liner. Nine and
Mile. des Portes are still abroad.
night In honor of Mr.. William Dulany
rCf H1u~ >~-l,, N H.