Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-08
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
OFFICIAL HoSPITALITIES ARE
BEGINNING AGAIN.
Yesterdays Weddings Here and
Elsewhere Homecomings.
Travel Plans-Personals.

President and Mrs. Roosevelt had Mr.
and Mrs Israel Zangwill as their lunch
con guests yesterday. and last evening the
Secretary of Commerce and Labor and
! Mrs Oscar l.. Strauss gave a dinner in
| their honor when the additional guests
| were the Secretary Of State. the Score
| tary of War. the French ambassador and
| Madame Jusserand and Mrs. Thomas F.
| BayaTd.
y large party of Washingtonians were
present to the marriage, last evening. at
| Wehle, Fairfax county Va of Miss
Louise E. Olga Wiehle. daughter of the
| late DR.. c. A Max Wiehle and Mrs
Louise c. Wiehle. to Mr.. Alpheus Winter.
formerly of Hartford, Conn. now of this
| city. Rev. II. F. D. Moss pastor of the
| Washington Heights Presbyterian Churci,
of this city. was the officiating minister.
The house was beautifully decorated with
/ autumn leaves. dahlas and cosmos
| blooms. and the bridal party stood under
! an arch OF foliage studded with white
! dahlias. The bride came in with her
brother. Mr.. Max c. J. Wiehe. and was
very richly and becomngly dressed In
white duchess satin and trimmed with
| the old rose point lace which her mot her
wore on her wedding day. On the bodice
was bertha of old fiorentine lace worn
, also by her mother. A tulle veil and
orange blossoms and a shower bouquet of
valley lilies We're the finishing touches.
Miss Edith Bryant of New York, the
maid of honor. wore an empire gown in
yellow mousseline and carried yellow
| marguerites Mr.. Louis V. Wiehle of
Columbia College New York. was best
man. 4 wedding supper followed before
the couple and the Washington guests
started for this city. After a trip north
Mr.. and Mrs. Winter will come back here
to live. Among the guests at the we'd
, ding were the brides uncle DR.. Louis T..
Psotta and her aunt. Mrs. Charles Mann.
and Mrs. Johnson Williams, Miss Kate
Mann and Miss T. Locher, all of Phila-
delphia: the bridegroom's mother. Mrs.
Flora d. Winter widow of Rev Alpheus
| Winter. ID, of Hartford Conn: his
brother. Col. NJ. A. Winter. and Mrs.
Winter and his nephew, Courtney Win
ter of Hartford.
Miss Genevieve Agnes Marley. daugh-
| ter of Mrs. Katherine f. Markey and
Mr.. William James Carver of South Bend,
Ind. were married at the Church of the
Immaculate Conception yesterday at
o'clock by Rev. Father c. D. MARI, rector
of the church, assisted by the Rev. Eu-
gene COnnelley and the Rev. Martin \.
WadrOn of Brookland. ID. c.
The church was decorated with palms
and clusters of white roses and chrysan
themums. The bride. who was escorted
TO the sanctuary by her uncle, Mr.. James
J. Brown of Newark. n. j., wore prin-
cess gown of mesSaline satin, deliberately
| trimmed In embroidered lace. and large
hat. She carried cluster Of white roses.
Miss Katherine T. Markey. who wore a
dainty gown of brown rajah silk, with
hat TO match, was maid of honor.
Mr.. Charles NJ. WillouShby was the best
man, and the ushers were Mr.. James F.
Marley, Mr.. j. Russell Young and Mr..
Harry \. Hegarty. The ceremony was
followed by reception at the home OF
Stnn hri1 - x,l,;-
and Mrs. Carver left Washington for their
wedding trip which will include visits to
Baltimore, New York, Boston. Portland,
Niagara Falls, Canada and Chicago. They
will make their home at South Bend, Ind.
| Miss Eleanor p. Lewis and Miss Angus
| ia w. Russell of this city were bridesmaids
at the wedding Tuesday evening at Key
ser, w. Va. of Miss Anna Cornelia Hav-
ener and Mr.. William Seney Busick. Mr..
Franklin I. Woodward of this city was
| best man.
Last evening at the family residence.
| 1928 nth street. Miss Isabelle X Pierce,
| daughter of Mrs Daniel Thompson Pierce,
| and Mr.. Thomas Burnett Gardner were
married by Rev. James Henry, assistant
| pastor of the Church of the Covenant.
Only family party and a few friends
were at the ceremony, which took place in
| the drawing room. which was deliberately
decorated with palms. autumn leaves and
| bride was escorted by her brother. Mr..
Daniel Thompson Pierce of New York.
and wore dainty white batiste gown
trimmed with quantities OF valenciennes
| lace. She carried a shower bouquet of
| white carnations and lilies Of the valley.
Little Miss Helen Pierce of New York. her
| niece, was the only attendant, and wore
| a dainty dress of white embroidered ba-
| tiste. made over pink silk. She carried an
armful of pink roses. An informal recep-
| ton for intimate friends followed, after
| which Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner left Wash
| ington for their wedding trip: On their
| return they will live with Mrs. Pierce.
| Mrs. Gard ner wore smart going-aWay
| dress Of dark blue cloth, trimmed in CO.
penhagen blue, and blue hat to match.
Among the out-of-tOWn guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Thompson Pierce Of New
| York. Mrs. George w. Marshall of New
ark. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Nicely of At
| lanta Ga, and Mrs. H. D. HOWE Of Bos-
ton.
Rev. Richard P. Williams of Trinity
P. f. Church officiated at the marriage
yesterday, at the home of the bride, OF
Miss Mary Ross Young. daughter of DR..
and Mrs: w. p. Young. and Mr.. Edwin
II. Brown, jr., of Centerviiie. Md. The
bride, who was escorted by her father.
wore a handsome gown of white crepe de
chine, trimmed in lace, tulle veil. ana
carried a shower bouquet Of bride roses.
Her sister, Miss Ida Young, was maid or
| honor and was dressed in pink and car
| ried pink roses. Mr.. Walter Brown or
| Centerville was best man for his brother
| Mr. and Mrs. Brown left Washington
| later in the day for their honeymoon trip.
| They will live in Centerville. Only the
| close relatives were present at the cefe-
| mony and wedding breakfast
Senior Creel, the Mexican ambassador.
! sailed for France today on the Lorraine.
| on which NJ Henri des Portes and MAJ.
| Fournier, both Of the French embassy,
were also passengers.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Meals, who spent the
past two months in Europe. have re
| turned and reopened their house on loth
| street.
| Miss Eleanor NJ Smith, daughter OF MT
! and Mrs Henry Smith, and Capt r. ).
! Cassatt USA. stationed at Fort Myer
were married yesterday at Warrenton
Va The ceremony was at noon. anu was
| followed by wedding breakfast at the
| Smith home. The house was beautifully
| decorated in autumn leaves and fall flow
| ers The bride who was unattended and
| attired in a handsome gown of white mes
| saline satin. entered the room with her
| father Capt. and Mrs. Cassatt left on a
private car for the north where they will
| make an extended stay. Mrs Cassatt has
spent much of her time at Fort Myer with
| her aunt. Mrs. Frank Winter, and IL was
at the fort that she met Capt: Cassatt.
| who is the son of the late Mr.. A. ). CAS-
| satt. former president of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad. Many handsome ana
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