The Washington herald., 1909-02-11

/ Martha Cameron. Mr. Marvin. Mr. Cora
and Mr.. Centaro, OF the Italian Embassy
Mr. de Thai and Mr. de Strive. OF TBS
Russian Embassy: Mr. Jackson, Mr.. voT
Prittwitz. OF the German Embassy. and
Mr.. Regards, OF the Netherlands Lega-
ton
Mrs. Meyer and the Misses Meyer. wife
and daughters Of the Postmaster Gen
ersL went 10 Boston yesterday 70 be alb
sent the next ten days They ~lll be con-
siderably entertained during their stay IN
their old home
A valentine cotillion was given at the
Chevy Chess Club last evening b. a
party Of men Of the dancing circle. The
committee on arrangements was COM
posed or Capt. SummeTlin, L. S. A: Maj.
Horton. L. S. A: Lieut.. Osterhaus. L.
S y; Capt Slsden. L S A; Capt. Gu
lick, L. 8 y; Lieut. Foote, [, s N;
Lieut. ShackfoTd and BIr. Williams 7.
Ringham- a number OF dinner parties al
the club preceded the dance. The favors
for the co,nlcn were all vs.entile favors
and some special figures we're arranged ap.
propTiate 10 the valentine season. Mrs
Bulmer. wife OF Capt Roscoe G Bull
mer, L. S n, received the guests. Mr..
Bingham led with Miss Marthena HaFri-
son. granddaughter or the late ex-Presi-
dent Benjamin Harrison, and daughter Of
Maj, Russell 3. Harrison. and Mr.. Jerome
Bonaparte led with Miss Eleanor Terry.
The favOrs included many kinds OF val
entines, with touching and appropriate
inscriptions. and there were wands. fans.
tiny fairy dolls. horns. bags and boxes.
Il string orchestra played for the dane
ing and seated supper was served at
midnight There were about 80 dancers.
Capt and Mrs. Summerlin entertained
a dinner company OF tTenty-fOur, and
Mr. and Mrs Ormsby McCammon en-
terIained company Al the club. and a
general dinner Of members. with about
forty al table, vas given A special car
TOOK large number Of the guests 10 the
ciu0. and a special car service brought
them back about O'Clock.
The marriage OF Mss Ethel Stuart
Winner. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. J. 3.
Winner, OF this city. TO Mr.. James Rorer
took place at O'Clock last night in 81.
Msrgsrets Episcopal Church. with a full
choral service. Rev Herbert Scott
Smith oficiated Miss Winner was 3
member OF the choir and a special worker
IN the church. She was attended by her
sister, Miss Marie Winner, maid of honor.
and Miss Alice Riley and Miss Florence
Winter Of Orange n. J. The best man
was Mr. Frederick ". Carpenter. Of
Crhana, III. The ushers were the bride
Sroom's brother, Mr. William Rorer. Of
New York. Mr- John ROusmaniere, Of
Boston: Mr.. Malcolm Stickney, Of Ohio: (
Mr. George Glyme, Of New York: Mr..
Charles JOY Of Philadelphia, and Mr..
Scott. OF this city.
The church was effectively decorated
With palms, ferns. Bride roses. and lilies. /
The supplied choir Of men and women
'reeeded the bridal party, singing the |
'ridal chorus from 'Lohengrin." the I
ride, escorted by her father. compietinr
ne procession.
She wore charming directoire gown 4
< soft satin. with yoke and sleeves Of i
luchesse lace. and a festoon Of roses on
ne skirt, made OF the white satin, spravs |
4 which ran from the bottom of the
kirt up toward the waist line. with CEN
ers Of pearls. Pearls also dotted the lace
n the bodice. Her veil OF tuile was held
Win orange blossoms. and she carried
Thite sweet peas and lilies Of the valley
ne choir later sang o, Perfect Love"
nd the choirmaster played a short organ
ecital before the entrance Of the bridal
arty. with appropriate soft music dur
ag the ceremony, and the bridal party
IT the chancel TO the strains of the
iendelssohn Wedding March"
The maid OF honor wore a white lace
ODE over white satin, made in empire
ashton, and carried Bridesmaid roses
nd maidenhair ferns, and the brides
laids wore gowns OF white silk batiste
nd carried white carnations and maiden
air ferns Mrs. Winner, mother Of the
ride, wore gown OF pearl gray. and
ne bTidegrOOm'S mother, Mrs. William
orer, OF New York, wore white satin
Inc bridal party, relatives, and out-of-
'Tn guests only were entertained after
le ceremony in the home Of the brides
srents. which was effectively decorated
it'll Bride roses and lilies and pink flow
s After the wedding supper. the bride
nd bridegroom left for their wedding
n, which VIII last several weeks. The
-ide's going-awsy gown was of dark
ne cloth, with hat to match. Their
lture home VIII be in this city. and
.ey viii be ar home to their friends in
ieir own home next fail.
Mrs. P. Lee Phillips entertained a com
my at luncheon yesterday in her,H street
me Her guests were Mrs. Lamar. Mrs
llian James. Mrs HinekIey. Mrs Csmn- :
al MEs. James Hartman, Mrs Weight :
an, Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins. Mrs
loH1ss ". Symons. and Mrs. william
arrett Ridgeiy.
Representative and Mrs. Brodhead en-
rtained a company at dinner last even
g in honor OF her house guest. Mrs. I
ierman Hoard. Of Massachusetts Thu