Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-15
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
LIEUT.. DAVIDSON AND MRS.
KEY MARRIED TODAY.
Other Weddings Here and Elsewhere
of Timely 1nterest-Travels.
Personals

Rev Robert NJ Moore performed the
marriage ceremony at haif-past IL this
morning at the Rochambeau for Mrs.
Mary ~ Key and Lieut.. Alexander II.
Davidson. 18th Cavalry, U.S.A. The
bride who is a daughter of Mr.. George
l. Thomas OF the interstate commerce
commission. wore travelling dress of
navy blue cloth. with a hat to match.
Lieut.. Bristol. 18th United States Cav
airy. stationed at Fort Myer. was best
man. Lieut.. Davidson. who has been
stationed at Fort Myer. has been ordered
TO Texas, and the couple left shortly
after the ceremony for San Antonio.
The marriage of Miss Wihe!mna Ro-
sendale and Mr.. T. Heiskell Hill will
take place tomorrow evening at O'Clock
at the home OF the bride Rev. James T.
Mackn OF st, Paurs Church officiating.
The bride will be attended by her sister,
Miss Louise Rosendale. and Mr Hill will
have his best man his brother. Mr..
William A. Hill. A reception will follow
the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mullin. Mrs. f.
Graves and Miss Graves. Mrs NJ B.
Cove. Mrs F. P. Weller and Miss Weller
of this city were in Paris yesterday.
The marriage of Miss Emily Taylor,
daughter of the late Col. d. VI. Taylor.
Us. A., and niece of Rear Admiral RoOley
D. Evans. and Mr.. E. II. Syminston of
baltimore took place at ST. Marks Church
yesterday at Lucerne Switzerland.
The marriage of Miss Harriet Ogden
Deem, daughter of Mrs Robert w. Gard
ner of Rock Gate farm, Pine Plains,
Duchess county. n. Y. and Lieut. Com
mander Roger Welles. T.S.N, executive
officer of the battleship New Hampshire,
VIII take place in the Church of the
Heavenly Rest, New York city, Satur-
day afternoon, October Il. and will be
one of great interest to society in and
near New York. as well to naval cir
cles Miss Deem. who Is a painter of
note. also possesses moro than ordinary
beauty. She will have as her attendants
Mrs. Allgood Holmes of Atlanta. Ga; the
Misses Florence Helm. New York city:
Carolyn Welles of Hartford. Conn. and
Florence Reynolds Of Milwaukee, wis.
The Rev. Herbert Shipman. rector of
the church. will ofticiate at the ceremony.
which probably will be followed by re-
ception at the Hotel Manhattan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Cryder e New
York announced yesterday the engage
ment of their daughter Ethel and Cecil
higgins, eldest son Of the late Lady Htlda
Higgins and Henry Vincent Higgins of
London. Miss Cryder is the only unmar-
ried one of the triplet daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Cryder. and. Ike her sisters, is
celebrated for her good looks.
ST. Paul's p. f. Church. Washington
Circle, was thronged last evening by the
friends of Miss Irma Eldridge Mckelden
and Lieut.. James Luke Frink, Sd Infan-
try. L. S. A.. to witness their marriage at
which Rev. Charles Holmead. jr.. officiated.
The chancel was set with palms and flow
ers. The ushers were Lieut. John Car
mody, Lieut.. Randall and Lieut.. Shop
pard of the I'd Field Artillery. and Lieut..
Max r. Wainer, 2Sth Infantry. L. S. A.,
was best man.
The bride was escorted by her brother,
Mr.. William Il. Mckelden and was dress
ed in white messaline and Venetian point
lace. Her tulle veil was crowned with
orange blossoms and she carried Il shower
bouquet of roses and lilies OF the val
ley. She had on also the bridegroom's
gift. diamond and pearl dog collar. Her
attendants were her sister. Mrs. Chester
Edward Dimmick Of Baltimore. matron
of honor, who wore a cream lace gown
and accessories of pale blue, and carried
d cluster of yellow dahlias tied with blue
ribbon: Miss Louise b. Mckelden. a SIS
ter of the bride. and Miss Alice Elizabeth
Kaufman, niece, bridesmaids, each
wearing white lace gowns. with pale blue
sashes, and carrying yellow daisies tied
with blue streamerS. Miss Frances Maude
Mattice. the brides cousin and maid of
honor, came last, and her gown was of
white crepe de. chine, with pale yellow
sash She carried cluster or dahliaS,
also tied with blue. Miss Alice Nickel
den, the brides mother. gave a reception
later at her apartment at the Berkshire
for the bridal party and out-of-town
guests. Mrs. Frink of Missouri, mother of
the bridegroom, was present. Late in the
evening Lieut. and Mrs. Frink left for
the Pacific coast. intending to make a
number of stops en- route. The formers
station is in Washington state. The
bride travelled in stylish blue broad
cloth.
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. -Abram Simon and
their two sons OF 2606 University place
have Just returned from three months
tour abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Lindabury of
Bernardsvillc. n. j.. have sent out cards
for the marriage OF their daughter Miss
Lucy Holdam Lindabury. to Lieut.. Rob
ert Lawrence Berry. U.S.N., Saturday,
September g. in ST. Bernard's Church,
Bernardsville. \ reception will follow at
their home on Mine Brook road. Lieut..
Berry is one of the naval aids to the
President.
Miss Daisy Mullett, daughter of Mrs. p.
49,