The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

trimmed with duchesse lace. and carry a
bouquet OF American Beauty roses. The
gown Miss Bryan will wear will be Of
imported ivory lace, made princess, over
white satin, and she viii carry a shower
bouquet OF Bride roses and lilies OF the
valley. The best man viii he Mr. John
J. Kane. Of Worcester, Mass, and the
ushers viii be Mr.. Bernard F. FOcke,
jr-, OF Dayton. Ohio. and Mr. Frank Nc
Laughlin. Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Mr.. Wall was formerly employed IN
the Patent Office here. lie IS a graduate
Of Harvard University, class Of 1901. and
also OF the law school OF Georgetown
University, class Of 1876 Miss BRYAN is
graduate OF Trinity College. Imme-
6iately following the ceremony there viii
be a reception 10 the bridal party IN the
home Of the brides parents. l226 Sixth
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Wall VIII go North
for an extended wedding trip. after
which they Will make their home in
Philadelphia where Mr.. Wall is in pro-
fessional life.
Miss Edgarina Hastings. niece o1AJudge
Martin Morris. went TO Baltimore yester-
Gay morning 10 make a visit Of some
days.
Mrs. John 2. Jackson entertained al a
tea yesterday afternoon in honor OF Mrs.
Willing and Miss Dickson. Of Hartford.
Conn. formerly Of this city.
Miss Amylita Talbot. one of the sea
sons debutantes. entertained at. tea
yesterday afternoon in honor OF Miss
Jean Tyson. OF san Francisco. Miss Tai
bot had assisting her Miss Katherine Jen-
nlngs Miss Feroline Perkins. Miss Dor
oJhy Gardner Williams. Miss Harriet
Hatch. and Miss Frances Goldsborough-
The tea table was decorated With ferns
and spring flowers.
Mrs. c NJ. Conger was the hostess
a. a : O'Clock tea yesterday afternoon in
her home in TWenty-fOurth street. She
had assisting her her daughter Mrs.
Ward Brown Mrs Mattinelv. a sister
OF the hostess, and Mrs. Ovenshine presid-
ed ar the tea table. which had a hand
some decoration OF sweet peas and mar
guerites. Miss Caroline Shepard served
the frappe.
The engagement has been announced Of
Miss Rebekah Mclean. younger daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Donald Mclean. OF
New York. 10 Lieut. J. de z. ". Gardiner.
Of West Point The wedding will take
place some time in June. and the young
people expect 10 spend their summer
abroad Lieut.. Gardiner is a nephew Of Col
Gardiner. OF Maryland. and from him
VIII inherit the old estate Of the family
In Maryland Miss McLean's older sister
Is the wife OF Lieut. William A. DaHsm.
T. : Sfationed AZ Fort Ocla+borvo
Ga Both young women are well known
in Washington and in Baltimore through
their mother. They have accompanied her
10 all the Continental Congresses OF the
d. A. r, over which she presided as
president general
An interesting wedding took place in
Paris on April 8. when Miss Martha Sill
vain Laviale became the bride Of Mr..
Arthur G. Bovee. son Of DR.. and Mrs.
John n. Boyee, Of this city. The cere-
mOny was performed IN the American
Church, by Rev. DR.. Goodrich. pastor.
and the young people are now travelling
on the continent. Their trip viii include
visits 10 Germany, Holland. Switzerland.
Belgium, and Italy. and early IN SEN
tember they Will return 70 this country
and take up their residence in Chicaco.
A reception will be given them In Sen
tember by the bridegroon1's parents Al
the Portner here Mr.. Bovee went 10
Paris some time ago 10 take a special
course Of study preparatory 10 assuming
the duties Of professor In the Chicago
University. The bride also was a student
az the international Guild, and they met
there for the first time