The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Continued from, Page Five.

An early morning wedding at q
o'clock yesterday was solemnized in St
Aloysius' Church, the pastor, Rev Charles
Lyons, officiating. when Miss Mamie a
Mcnamara, Of Lexington, Ky. became
the bride OF Mr.. O. V. Latham. Of Green
vile. S c Miss Anna BeTberich acted
as maid CT honor for Miss Mcnamara
and Mr. Charles Rupert was best man.
An engagement Of much interest 70
society IS announced by Mrs Charles r
Shepard. that Of her daughter. Miss
Yvonne Shepard. 10 Col. Spencer Cosby.
L S A Miss Shepard IS one OF the
most talented as well as one OF the most
popular girls Of the exclusive set, and
Col. Cosby is a member Of the Metro
pol.tan. Chevy Chase, and Army and Navy
Clubs. He was but recently appointed
by the President 10 succeed Col. Charles
S Bromwell as superintendent Of public
buildings and grounds. a position Of
much Importance in the District Of Co
lumbia. No date Is announced for the
wedding.
The Countess Won Bernstorf. wife Of
the German Ambassador. viii go TO New
York to-day for visit Of several days
Later in the month the Ambassador VIII
accompany his wife and daughter TO New
York. from where the Countess Won Bern
stOrfT from the Countess L0uiSe-AleXandeT
Won Bernstorn VIII sail for Germany.
where they VIII spend the summer sea-
son. The Ambassador viii remain IN
this country until some time in July,
when he VIII join his wife and daughter
on the other side.
The Club OF Colonial Danes gave 8
most delightful tea yesterday afternoon
in honor OF the members OF the D. A r.
from til in their club rooms IN H
street The decorations were particularly
effective. the color scheme being blue
and yellow, the clubs COlOTs- Palms.
j0rCuils. and spring flowers were used
The president Of the club. Mrs. Spencer,
received the guests with Mrs. Elkins and
Mrs. Greely al the tea tables. and Mrs.
Tyler and Mrs. Pilling served the punch.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Mathilde Mueden. daughter OF Mr.
Charles G. Mueden. Of the Portner. 10
Luther Morris Jeisenrins, Of Lutherville,
Nd
Admiral J. H. Upshur and Mrs. Up
shur, OF Washington. who have been AZ
the Hotel Hamilton, Bermuda, since
January. sailed on the Royal Mail steam
er BermCdian on Tuesday. the 18th Mrs.
c. Kennedy, Mrs L Holmes. and Miss
L Hawkins were also on the Bermu-
dian.
Mr.. and Mrs. H c. Eekinger, who went
to Bermuda on the lst Of April and
are staying 81 the Hotel Hamilton. viii
spend several OF the summer months
there.
Miss Mildred Lindsay Dick. daughter
of the late EweH A. Dick. Of this city.
was married 10 Mr.. George Cornelius
Collins. Of this city, et O'Clock last
evening in the Church Of the Covenant
in the presence OF a large circle Of rel
atives and friends. The ceremony was
performed BY Rev Charles Wood There
was no reception The bride was attend
ed by her sister. Miss Helen Dick. as
maid OF honor. and Miss Nina 8Iackan,
Miss Nary Mink, Mss Irene Meyers.
and Miss Isabel Collins. sister OF the
bridegroom. as bridesms ds. The best
man was Mr.. J. Pierce Miller. jr. and
the ushers we're Mr.. Stevens Rains Wal
lace, Mr.. Frederick Wilhelm Albert. Mr.
Whitney Kipp. and Mr. Harold Stone
braker.
The bride entered the church with her
brother. Mr. William EweH Dick. who
gave her n marriage Mr. Harvey MUr-
ray. Organist Of the church. played The
marches and short recital
The bride wore an imported gown Of
white duchesse satin made in Grecian
design, trimmed with the most exquisite
Of laces. and pearls. Her veil OF tulle
was held with orange blossoms, and she
carried Bride roses and lilies Of the val
ley. Mss Helen Dick, the maid If honor.
wore Nile green messaline with lace and
carried Golden Gate roses. The two first
named maids wore pink messaiine and
net gowns made after the fashion OF the
maid or honor, and carried pink roses.
they al wore wTeaths OF tiny pink rose
buds n their hair Mrs Dick, mother OF
the bride, wore French gown OF black
silk. crepe de chine with jetted lace. with
toQue OF black jetted lace, with bird
Of paradise.
MI GD4tilS anu l-S D4A-At XII tll q tdtE
train for a trip North, Mrs. Collins wear
ing a gown OF black and white novelty
cloth with black hat and plUmes. They
VIII be at home after the 1st Of Octo-
Der az the home Of the brides mother in
1 street
Miss Florence Weaver. daughter OF 8Ir.
and Mrs. VI. c. Weaver. was married az
noon yesterday 20 Mr. Philip n. Car
nett The ceremony was performed in
the home OF the brides parents IN
Georgetown. BIZ Rev. DR.. Bsckus. Of
Mount Tabor Church. The house was
decorated with palms and Easter lilies.
There was no music. Only the immedi-
ate families were present owing 10 the
serious illness Of the brides youngest
sister. There were no attendants
The bride wore her going-away gown
Of old rose broadcloth. with old rose
straw hat. trimmed with roses She car
ried a shower OF Bride roses and lilies
OF tie valley Mrs. Weaver, mother OF
the bride wore a handsome gown Of
black silk. with diamonds. and Miss Alice
Weaver. sister Of the bride, wore an en-
pire gown Of lavender cloth After the
ceremony a wedding breakfast was serv-