The Washington herald., 1909-04-21

Vatican style. Her tulle veil was held
with orange blossoms arranged In cOro-
net which was worn by her grandmother
al her wedding. and her bouquet was Of
roses and lilies OF the valley
The matron OF honor wore white satin,
with a hat OF Ieghorn trimmed with pale
blue plumes. She carried pink roses The
bridesmaids wore gowns OF white chiffon
cloth, trimmed with lace. and white chip
hats trimmed with wreaths OF pink roses
tied with pink tuile. They carried Brides
maid roses Little Miss Persis SJearns
niece Of the bride. who acted as flower
girl wore white muslin and pink ribbons.
and carried a basket OF pink roses. Mrs
Weaver. mother Of the bride. wore d
gown OF gray marQUisetJe over gray
satin trimmed wilh silver passementerie.
with tOque Of pink roses A breakfast
~ Rauscher's followed the ceremony for
the bridal party. relatives. and out-of-
bride and bridegroom left for a wedding
trip. 20 end al Fort Monroe, where
the bridegroom IS stationed. The going
away gown was Of gray cloth. and q hat
of old rose was worn with H.
The Out-0f-tOWn guests included 9ir.
and 8Irs. " J. Rose, parents of the
bridegroom, Of Harrisburg. Pa; Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Brock and the Misses Brock,
OF Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Brock and Miss Deborah Brock. Of Le-
banon. Pa. Dr. and Mrs Horton Sink
Ter. Of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs john
son. OF Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Com
stock. OF Mechanicsburg. Pa. Mr.. and
Mrs George c Burgwin. OF PitJsburg,
Mrs. SymOns and Miss SymOns. OF
Springfield. Mass; Mrs. David Watts and
the Misses Watts, Of Harrisburg. Pa.
Herr Won Stumm. Of the German En-
bassy. sailed yesterday for Europe. and
will not return until fall
Mai. and Mrs. Webster. OF the West
moreIaud. who went for a short visit tc
Annapolis and Baltimore. have returned
home. accompanied by their debUtantS
daughter. Miss Frances Webster.
Mrs slbley, wife OF ex-ReDTeseRtativs
Joseph Sibley. entertained at luncheon
yesterday, when her guests were Mis-:
/ Cannon, Mrs Baboock Mrs Doliiver
Mrs. Sewers. Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. Rad.
eTfe, Mrs. Crandin, Mrs. Parker, Mrs
FairchiId. Mrs Greeland. Mrs Anderson
Mrs. Mcleod, Mrs. Sims. Mrs. Hickling
! Mrs. Simpson. Mrs. White, Mrs. SchluteT
Mrs. Kaufman. Mrs. Neale. Mrs. Moore
Mrs Noyes, Mrs. Culbertson. and Mis-:
Rev.
Mrs VIII II Cummings Story was th'
guest Of honor at q large tea given yes
terday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Henry H. Classic. in Columbia road
/ By Miss Mary Wilcox Miss Wilcox wa.
assisted in receiving her guests by Mrs
| Classic and Miss Desha. A pretty center
/ piece Of ferns and jOnquis was on Int
I tea table, at which Mrs. Morgan Brown
/ OF Tennessee, presided, with Mrs. Lock
wood. Miss Temple, Of Tennessee, served
/ the frappe. The house was tasteful.
/ decorated with spring blossoms, tOgethe
with palms ard ferns.
/ Miss Myra Ash, OF Baltimore. who ha!
| been the house guest Of Mrs. FlesheT. Il
/ the latter's residence, IN Rhode ISLAM
avenue. has returned TO her home.
Mrs. J. pembroke ThOm, regent for tn
State Of Maryland. is az the Ebblt
/ House, and has about fourteen in he
party.
Miss Buchanan, daughter Of Ger
Buchanan, has as her house guests Mis-
Hunt. Of Helena, Mont, and her cousin
( Miss Gertrude Upshur. granddaughter o
/ Rear Admiral Upshur.
! Mrs. James F. Barbour. who has spen
the winter in an apartment at Stone
/ leigh Court, VIII return TO her own house
in Rhode Island avenue. June /. Mis-
Marguerite Barbour VIII sail for Europ
with Mrs Porter, wife Of Maj. David T
i Porter. [. s. II. c., who was formerl
Miss Winifred Mattingly, on May 2
Maj Porter viii join Mrs Porter ther
later IN the summer, and return wit
them. Mrs Barbour, who has been i
4 I'll health throughout the winter. is no
able to make the journey across tn
j ocean. and win remain IN this country
4 travelling
Mrs. R. ". K. Pollock, Of Georgetown
sailed from New York yesterday, boun
for South America She Is accompaule
by her little son.