Evening star., 1909-04-19

the recipients of many beautiful pieces Of
silver
Mr.. and Mrs. Ffshel received their
guests in the main drawing room. which
was decorated in American beauty roses.
pink roses and palms. The hostess was
becomingly gowned in a directoire gray
crepe satin, trimmed with silver. and
wore a cOrsage bouquet OF vioiets They
were assisted by their daughters, Mrs
Adolph Weyl, Miss Della Fishel and Miss
Rena Fishel and Mr.. Leo Fishel and Mr.
Jerome Fishel.
In the dining room the attractive table.
which had for q centerpiece pink roses
and carnations and silver candelabra,
capped in pink shades. was presided over
by Miss Edna Weyl Miss Dora Garner of
Newport News and Miss Florence Gus
dorf.
Miss Fannie Wolverton served punch
Others assisting were Mrs. Morris Gus
dorf, Mrs. Sol .Peyser. Miss Millie Morris
and Miss Hortense Morris.
Fishel of Brooklyn, N. Y; Mrs. Jennie
Nattans OF Baltimore, Rev. and Mrs.
Louis Stern, Rev. and Mrs .Abram Simon
Mrs. N. Peyser, Mr.. and Mrs Max WeyI.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Peyser. Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Weyl, Mr.. A. D. Prince. Mr.
Morris Gusdorf, Miss Sadie Peyser of
Newport News, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. I. l..
Blout, Mrs. Charles Kaufman. Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Solomon, Mr.: and Mrs: Harry
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi David. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles FIescher. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cohen. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Kaufman. Mrs Mark
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Neumeyer. Mrs. Sol Nor
ris. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Kahn. Mr.. P. Her
man, Miss Camille Herman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Kafka- Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Ganss. Miss Tillie RAN, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Sinsheimer. Mrs. Hirsh the Misses Hirsh.
Miss Sadie Silver. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Wolf Mr.. Sidney Selinger. Mrs. Henry
Peyser. DIR. and Mrs. B. Leon, Miss Ce-
leste Goodman. Mr.. Benjamin Dreyfuss
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Kaufman.
The marriage of Miss Laure Beaure-
gard, daughter OF Mr.. and Rene Toutant
Beauregard. and granddaughter of the
late famous Confederate Gen. Beaure-
Gaithersburg. Md. was celebrated We'd
nesday afternoon. April IA. at O'clock
at the Church Of Notre Dame de Bon
Secour, New Orleans.
Filling the pews for some time in ad-
vance of the time set for the ceremony
was a fashionably gowned assemblage
that converted the sacred edifice into a
beautiful f1owery scene.
The altars were bright with myrlads Of
electric lights. and profusion of Easter
lilies and spring blossoms. fern and palms
formed a background In the sanctuary
and made beautiful setting for the
bridal group.
The groomsmen, who also acted as ush-
Mr.. Gus Beauregard. brother OF the bride:
Mr.. Worthington Talbot, 1. s. Eshleman
and Mr.. Henry l.. Richardson.
Mr.. Herbert Diamond Of Maryland,
brother of the bridegroom. was best man.
The bridesmaids followed the grooms-
men. There wer in the two groups sis
ters of the bride, Miss Alice Beauregard
and Miss Hilda Beauregard.
Their gowns were alike. Of lingerie over
silk, embroidered and eIaborately trimmed
next. Miss Marguerite Beauregard, fol-
lowed by the matron of honor, Mrs. Hen
ry L. Richardson. sister of the bride.
Their gowns were princess empire gowns
serted with rich lace. All four of the
attendants carried large clusters Of glo-
rious golden gate roses, tied with stream
ers OF pale rose-tinted tulle. The bride fol-
lowed her four lovely sisters, who made
charming picture as they passed to the
sanctuary.
She was escorted by her father. Mr..
Rene T. Beauregard, and was the ideal
bride In an exquisite gown of white d.
rectoire satin, fashioned empire princess.
The gown was draped. with rare old
family lace OF rose point and duchess,
caught with antique buckles set with
brilliants. which were also family heir
looms.
The veil fell from a cluster of orange
blossoms, that held it to the pretty. soft
hair, and she carried bride roses and val
ley lilies.
A. reception followed at the Beanregard
residence, before Mr.. and Mrs. Diamond
left for their wedding trip. They are
expected here shortly on their way to
Gaithersburg, Md, their home.
Mrs. Short Adam Willis will give a tea
this afternoon from 4 to z. to meet the
Connecticut delegation to the D, A. r.
congress. She will be assisted by Mrs.
Sarah I. Kinney, state regent; Mrs. John
l.. Buel. vice state regent; Mrs John L.
Sterling, vice president genetal from Con-
necticut; Mrs. William Cummings Story,
state regent OF New York; Mrs. Seabrook
Sydnor. state regent of Texas; Mrs.
dent general Of the District of Columbia,
and Mrs. William Todd Helmuth of New
York.
Mrs. James r. Mckee will be the honor
guest this afternoon at a large bridge
party and tea to be given by Mrs. Will
liam Haywood Of l street. Mrs. Haywood
is on the eve of long European journey
and will take with her both her young
daughter. Miss Doris Haywood, and her
son. Wilson Haywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward. D.. Brandegee,
who are at their place. Faulkner farm,
Brookline, Mass, have been compelled to
withdraw their invitations for the musical
that was to have been given April 90. and
for the dance. April o. on account of the
death of Mrs. Lowell Blake. Attorney
General and Mrs. Wickersham recently
purchased and are occupying the Brande-
gee house on 10Th street.