The Washington times., 1908-03-26
Miss FfOulke
Becomes Bride
OfN.Havenith

Washington society attended one of
the most beautiful weddings of the sea-
son at noon today, when Miss Helen
seagrave Ffoull1e became the wife of
Emmanuel Havenith, the newly appoint
ed Belgian minister 10 Persia. in the
home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles NJ Ffoulke. on Massachusetts
avenue.
Monsignor O'Conneu performed the
ceremony which was solemnized IN the
handsome tapestry gallery on the draw
ing-room floor. Quantities Of Annuncia-
tion lilies and palms formed the deco
Tations, the color scheme being entirely
white and green. The bridal party
stood under canopy of the lilies. which
formed an improvised altar.
An orchestra from the Marine Band.
under the direction Of Mr.. Santelman,
played the LOhengrin Bridal Chorus"
for the bridal procession, and a pro-
gram Of appropriate selections during
the ceremony and reception which fol-
lowed
Francis Janssens, attache of the Bel
gian legation; Benson Foraker, Freder-
ick HuidekOper. and Charles n Ffoulke.
Jr.. were the ushers who seated the
guests and led the bridal procession.
Miss Ffoulke entered the room alone,
proceeded by her maid of honor. Miss
Louise Foraker. Miss F'foulke wore the
ideal bridal gown of heavy white satin,
simply made, with a full court train.
and the bodice completely covered with
solid pearl embroidery below the yoke
OF point lace. Her bridal veil Of point
lace was the gift OF her godmOther. Miss
Anna stevens, IN whose family IL was
an heirloom. A necklace of pearls the
gift of her father, and a bridal bouquet
or gardenias completed her toilette
Miss Foraker, as maid OF honor, wore
a beautiful costume OF white chiffon,
hand painted in pink roses around the
lower part Of the skirt and on the
bodice, and a Louis QuInZe coat Of
. cream colOred lace, with a large, white
hat trimmed with pink roses. EneC-
tive touches of dull blue velvet We're
introduced on the bodice and coat and
on the crown Of the hat Her flow
ers We're Killarney roses.
Mr.. Havenith met his bride ar the
altar with Baron MoncheUr, who acted
as his best man. Mr. FlOulke gave his
daughters hand in marriage.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party stood in an alCove in the
drawing room, banked high on either
side with AunuuClaLiOn lilies, and TC-
Ceived the guests. Mrs. FfOulke, mother
Of the BRIDE, wore a nOdish costume OF
white lace.
Following the reception the bridal
party and a Jew additional guests were
seated at the table in the dining room
for the wedding breakfast, and an elab-
crate buffet breakfast was served In the
tapestry gallery The tables also were
adorned with lilies
The guests AT the bridal table were
MOnsignOr C'COnnelll Miss Foraker,
Baron and Baroness AIOncheur, Mr. and
Mrs. Francis King Wainwright, Mr.. and
Mrs, Machen, Lieutenant Commander
a. Lrs. Archibald II. Davis Miss Pier
Miss MacSherry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eylle Brown, Miss COCEreu, Miss
uirnOf, Frederick HUidekOperr
is Janssens, Benson Foraker, and
IS NJ. Floulke, jr.
in the afternoon the Minister
me. Havenith left Washington for
L bridal trip before sailing SaIur-
IT Antwerp, where they viii make
I visit before Mr.. HaveuiJh goes
new POST OF duty.
% HaVeEitns travelling costume
Of dark gray cloth with a black and
lite hat.
Some of the out Of town guests at
the wedding We're Mr.. and Mrs. Edger-
ton, OF New Haven; Mr. and Mrs.
M'hitmOre, OF Hartford; AIr. and Mrs.
Ten Eyke Brown, Of Atlanta, Ga, Miss
Anna stephens, Mrs. Cooper, Miss
Daisy PiersOn, MI. BeeTaen and u. c.
McKessen, all OF New York william
Ames, Of Providence; Mrs. Benjamin
FfoUlke, Miss FfOulke, Miss Eleanor
Ftoulke. J. r. Ffoulke, Miss RebeCca
Ff0uIke, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Z.
FIoulke. and Mrs. Jones Wister. Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick DUTant Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis King Wainwright, Mr..
and Mrs. Clement Wainwright and
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs Archi-
bald H. Davis. all OF Philadelphia, and
Miss GwendOlyn Ffoulke, OF Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. FfoUlke have done much
Tor the artistic side OF Washington so
ciety, and their daughter. who Is
charming and accomplished young
woman, will be greatly missed by a
vide circle OF friends, not only in
Washington. but in New York, Phila-
dcIphia and other large cities
Her maid OF honor, Miss Louise For
aker. daughter of Senator and Mrs.