The Washington herald., 1909-11-11


They stopped in Philadelphia for two
lays early in the week.
The charge d'affaires OF Mexico, Senoy
Davalos, has arranged for a requiem
mass 10 be said in ST. Matthews Church
tomorrow morning at Il o'clock as a
ribute 20 the memory Of the wife OF
he Mexican Ambassador, Nine. dc Ia
Barra. who died last week in Paris
after a prolonged illness, which pre-
rented her from joining the Ambassador
n Washington. No invitations viii be
issued.
Miss Elizabeth Eppes NIinetree, daughter
OF the late Col Joseph Minetree. of this
city. was married last evening TO Mr..
Harry Franklin Lowman. formerly of
Knoxville, Tenn. now connected with
the Southern Railway. in this city. The
ceremony was performed IN St. Thomas
Episcopal Church by Rev c. Ernest
Smith I'm the presence OF only the i'm
mediate families. owing 10 the recent
tragic death of the brides brother, Mr..
Jack Minetree There were no floral
decorations. no reception. and the pride
escheWsd the usual shower bouquet OF
white blossoms, The music was played
by AIr. Donald p. Macleod
The bride wore her bridal gown OF
white crepe de chine. made princess,
with long train. The yoke was formed
of Irish lace appliqued, and there was
some exquisite embroidery. y panel
hung from the yoke, back and front 70
the edge OF the skirt. and was outlined
with white silk cord. She carried a
small white prayer book. and wore a
veil OF tulle. held with orange blossoms,
but no ornaments OF the many exquisite
jewels among her wedding gifts, She
had no attendants The best man was
Mr. Lester Ulrich, assistant general man
ager of the Southern Railway, and the
Ushers were Mr.. Ross Gravener and
Mr. Collinwood Sanborn. OF this city: Mr..
Ralph Schropshire Of Atlanta, Ca, Mr..
Lewis Skinner. Of St. Louis, Mr.. Walter
Percival Gray, or Norfolk, Va, cousin
OF the bride. and Mr.. Lloyd Plummer
I.owman. OF Knoxville, Tenn, brother OF
the bridegroom
The bride was given in marriage by her
youngest brother. Mr. George MCPhail
Minetree. formerly Of New York. now Of
Washington. Immediately after the we'd
ding ceremony, the bride and bridegroom
left for their wedding Journey westward.
They will spend a month at Monterey,
Cal. The bride wore a charming going
away costume Of black and white checked
cloth, with tight-dtting jacket, violet
hat and black marabou stole and nun.
on their return they will live AT the
Cordova. Among the oUt-of-town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lowman, of
Knoxville. Tenn. parents Of the bride
groomi Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd p. LOUman
brother and sister-in-law Of the bride
groom; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Freeman
Fits. OF Chicago brother-in-law and
sister of the bride, and Mrs. Edward
Wilson Whltehorne. Of Norfolk. cousin
Of the bride
Dr. and Mrs. Angus Crawford will en-.
tertain al tea tomorrow afternoon. e
present their daughter Beatrice 20 society
Dr. Crawford IS dean OF the TheoloEica
Seminary near Alexandria and carriage.
will await the guests az Spring Park. {,
take them 10 the deancry ON Seminary
Hill. tomorrow.
Miss Elizabeth Worthington Trescot
was married at 4 o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon 10 Lieut.. Philip II. Torrcy. L. s
NJ c. The ceremony was performed il
the home Of the brides grandmother
Mrs. Charles Worthington, by Rev. Z. L
Buckley, Of St Matthews Church. tn,
bride was attended by her sister. Mis-
Stephanie Trescot, and the best man wa
Cadet Daniel Huston TOrrey. Of Wes
Point. brother Of the bridegroom.
The decorations Of the house were O
white and green, palms and white chrys
anthemums being used I'm prOfusiOn. Tn
bride was given in marriage by her uncle
Mr.. r Cuthbert Trcscot. Her gown wa
OF rich. heavy white satin, made on sim
PIE princess lines, with a Dutch neck ant
trimmings Of valuable old lace, an heir
loom in the family. and pearl embroidery
IBpud S s.I5ulompuBIS IsQ eJoM oSIB Gus
veil Of rare old lace, which has been use
by the brides of several generations 4
the family II was held with orang
blossoms, and she carried a shower O
lilies Of the valley. The maid of homo
wore creamy lace over white satin an
carried Bridesmaid roses. Mrs. Trescot
mother of the bride. was in gray velvet
and Mrs. WoTthington, grandmother O
the bride, wore black satin and poin
lace
A small reception followed the cere
monv. The bride Is a daughter OF IN
late Stephen Barnwell Trescot The brid
and bridegroom left Immediately afte
the ceremony for a short wedding tou
and will return 10 Washington 70
Thanksgiving. and TO remain with tn
brides family until December !. whe
they will go to their future home in Por
ROYAL. 5 c., where the bridegroom
stationed The brides going-away cow
was Of heliotrope cloth. with hat {
match, and marabou furs.
The French Ambassador and Mn,
Jusserand entertained q box party a
the song recital Of Mime. Blanche Mar
/ chest (Baronne CacamisD, given yes
terday afternoon in the Columbia The
ater. Their guests were the Swiss Mir
/ lister and Nine Ritter and the ne
/ counselor of the Swiss Legation an
/ Nine. Sahli
Mime. de Biller entertained anothe
| box party composed of Mrs. Matthew
/ Miss Hunt. Miss Lawrence. Dr. Scot
and DR.. Frazier Head Nine Marches
who has been entertained almost cor
stantly for a week i'm Washington, mad
a distinct triumph in art and lieder.
/ Lieut.. Clement Craig Heth, L. S. A.,
on a visit to his parents. Capt and Mr..
Stockton Heth. in their home in Massa
chusetts avenue.
! Miss Mabel Boardman. of the America
Red Cross, win so to Port Deposit. Md
to-day to speak tonight in the Tome Il
stitute on the work Of the organization
Mr.. and Mrs John Crayke Simpso
entertained company of young peop
| at dinner last evening for the MissC
Taggart, who are house guests OF Mr.
William A. Mearns. After dinner the
! hosts gave a box party in their hone
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