Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-24
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
BEAUTIFUL WEDDINGS LAST
NIGHT AT CITY HOMES.
A Barn Dance With Rural Trim
mings in Dress and Hall-Prince
de Bearn Coming

at the home of the brides parents in
the presence of a large bridal and family
party by Rev DR.. Buck. an old friend OF
the family of the bridegroom. The rooms
given over to the company were elaborate
ly adorned with flowers and palms and
the scene of the ceremony was festooned
with vines and white blossoms. section
of the Marine Band played the marches
and softly during the ceremony 20 Per
feet Love" The bride was escorted TO
the drawing room by her father. Col.
William S. Stanley. and her attendants,
who entered before her. were the two
matrons of honor, Mrs Frank Hughes
and Mrs. Rudolph HesSe of New York: a
maid of honor. her sister Miss Mary
Stanley. and two bridesmaids Miss Helen
Camp of Milwaukee. her cousin: and MISS
Rebecca Ross of this city. The bride
groom had his brother DIR. Philip hunt
ngton, E.SA.. for best man and the
brides brothers DR.. A. a. Stanley. LIS:
N. DR.. W. S Stanley of Milwaukee and
Mr. Worth Ross of Greensboro, \. c..
were ushers.
The bride was beautifully dressed in
white messaline trimmed with the point
lace that once adorned the bridal dress
of her great-grandmother. tulle veil
and a shower bouquet of white roses were
the finishing touches. The two matrons
of honor both recent brides. wore their
wedding dresses of lace. The bridesmaids
wore lingerie dresses over yellow tat
feta and also carried yellow daisies The
maid of honor was in yellow messaline
made empire and carried yellow roses.
and like the rest of the brides at
PENDANTS. wore three plumes In her mar
About 100 guests came in later tor the
reception at which Col and Mrs. Stanley
received with the newly married couple
Mrs. Stanley wore black lace over white
satin. Among the guests We're Mrs
Isabel Huntington Of Norwich. Conn,
mother of the bridegroom: Mr.. and Mrs.
A. X Camp of Milwaukee, the Misses
Camp and the Misses Hust, also of Mil
waukee.
Mr. and Mrs Huntington will return
here from their wedding trip about the
middle of October.
The marriage of Miss Bertha Hosmer
Ridenour. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Howard Ridenour, to Mr. LIE
Roy B. c. Delaney of Harrisburg Pa
last night at the Ridenour family resi-
dence was witnessed by a small party.
but was followed by a large reception.
Dahlias and oak leaves. with vines and
palms. adorned the parlors. Rev. Dr.
Butler of Luther Memorial Church Of
ficiated. The brides only attendant was
Miss Helen Delaney. sister of the BRIDE
groom. and Mr.. Reuben L. Darby was
best man. The charming young bride
wore an empire robe Of princess lace over
cluster of orange blossoms, and carried
shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of
the valley. She also wore a diamond brooch
and a pendant of ruby and diamonds. gifts
OF the bridegroom. The maid of honor wore
pale yellow mesSaline and carried show
err bouquet of yellow dahias.
Mrs. Ridenour. the mother of the bride,
wore light blue satin. with touches of
gold lace.
Among the out-of-town guests were the
or tIa hrid Nr
John G. Delaney, of Harrisburg. Pa. the
latter wearing a robe dress of white lace;
Mr.. Charles Herbert Delaney. also of
Harrisburg. their son: Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
X Adams of New York. aunt Of the
bride, and Mr.. Robert D. Cook of Newark.
n. ].
MI. and Mrs Delaney left last night.
They will sail about October l for Cuba,
where they will spend the winter at the
Hotel Louvre, Havana.
Mr. Delaney is attorney for the Span
ish treaty claims commission. In which
connection he is living in Cuba. He is
spending two months leave in the United
States.
Mrs. Greedy. who has been with Gen.
Greedy and their family at Pittsfeld.
Mass. has gone to make a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Charles l.. Adams. al East
Hampton. Mass. Miss Gertrude Greedy is
returning here.
Don Enrique Cortes. Colombian minister
to the United States. went to Philadelphia
Yesterday to see his grandson. IgnatiO de
la Tore, matriculate at the University of
Pennsylvania Nine Cortes and her
daughter. Nine. p. Guzman. wife of the
secretary of the legation. were also with
the minister. The party will return here
today.
Secretary and Mrs GARFIELD and back
at their Massachusetts avenue residence.
The latter and their sons spent the past
summer on the Garfield farm near Men
tor. Ohio, while the Secretary was in the
Hawaiian Islands.
The minister of the Argentine Republic
and Nine. Portela have taken possession
of 1900 Massachusetts avenue, which was
formerly the home of the Vice President
and Mrs. Fairbanks
Prince Henri Garland de Bearn ct de
Chalais of Paris. accompanied by his
little daughter. Cecile Marie Beatrice. two
and a half years old. will arrive in Balti-
more Saturday. and during his stay in
that city will be the guest of his father
in-law. Mr.. Ross Winans at his residence
on ST. Paul street. Mr.. Winans has asked
few friends to meet him informally on
Saturday evening at dinner.
The late Princess de Bearn was Miss
Beatrice Winans, whose death occurred
last spring Prince de Bearn is we'll known
here, having been attached for some time
to the French embassy but just before
his marriage was transferred to St.
Petersburg.
Miss Grace NJ. Curtiss and her friend.
Mrs. r. w. Seymour of Hartford Conn,
who have been spending three weeks with
her mother, Mrs. d. A. Curtiss of Oxen
Hill. Md. have returned to Hartford
stopping at Baltimore Philadelphia and
New York on their return trip for few
days.
barn dance was given at the post Office
Messrs. William James and Wilson
Schley of Frederick. Md. The girls Dre
sunbonnets with aprons to match. while
the boys wore blue soft shirts and over
alls. A Dutch supper was served dur
ing the intermission. The hall was
beautifully decorated with fall flowers.
lanterns and cornstalks. Those present
were the Misses and Messrs. Catherine
Schaefer. Ernest Johnston, Irene Schae-
fer. Clifford Howard. Gertrude Eich-
horn, James Fitzgibbons, May Rupert
Roy Carly. Louise Hoover. William
James. Alice Hoover, Joseph Mccarthy.
Katherine Mccarthy. Randolph King.
Marie MCGEE. Ralph OBrien. Agnes
Downey, Fred Rice, Irene Mcnamara,
Charles Darr. Blanch Madigan, Frank
Gaegler. Ethel Rice. James Mckee.
Anna Quackenbush, Mr.. Gallager. Helen
McGill. Dennis Connell. Harriet Emery,
Alex Clarke, Rose Clarke. Mr.. Firored,
Isabelle Zimmerman, Wilson Schley.
Mary Moran, William Maloney, Edith
J.cn iaIc fo1