Evening star., 1909-04-20
N THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS WEAVER AND LIEUT.. ROSE
MARRIED TODAY.
Ceremony at Noon, Followed by .
Charming Little Breakfast.
Personals.

Smith. officiating, one of the most beau
tiful weddings of the Easter season oc-
CURED the contracting parties being Miss
Leize Holmes Weaver. daughter OF. Lieut..
COL and Mrs. Erasmus NJ. Weaver, and
Lieut.. William Watts Rose, United States
Coast Artillery Corps. The chancel was
adorned with foliage plants and pink and
white flowers filed the altar vases. The
ushers had seated fashiona BILE gather
ing when the bride and her attendants
arrived and led the way for them to
| the chancel. The ushers were Mr.. Rob-
ert Morris Of Philadelphia, Lieut.. sher-
Matthews. 1st Artillery Corps: Lieut..
Worcester Of Fort Monroe and Lieut..
Donald Robinson Of Fort Oglethorpe. Ga.
All wore uniform except the first named.
as did the bridegroom. his best man.
and the brides father, who escorted her
to the chancel.
The brides sister, Mrs. Charles Stearns
Of Boston. was the matron OF honor. her
| small daughter Persis the flower girl
and Miss Maud Merriam. daughter OF
Gen. Merriam: Miss Stella Dunn,. daugh-
ter Of Maj. Dunn: Miss Anne Clifford,
daughter of Maj. Clifford: Miss Eugene
Havard. daughter of Col. Havard, and
Ridgeway. were bridesmaids. The bride
wore q superb gown of white duchess
satin. panel edged with point applique
lace extended down the front. The train
was crowned with an orange blossom
wreath, which her mother wore on her
wedding day, and her bouquet Of lilies
Of the valley had a few pink roses.
The bridesmaids were daintily dressed
in white chiffon gowns, with girdles and
long streamer sashes of pink chiffon, and
wore white lace scarfs about their shoul-
ders. Their hats were large. of white
chip, trimmed with pink roses and tulle,
and their bouquets were also Of pink
roses.
The matron Of honor wore white satin,
very modishly trimmed with lace. and
also a white lace scarf. Her white hat
was trimmed with white ostrich feathers
and pale blue tulle. Her flowers were
a shower of white blossoms. Her little
daughter was a picture of youthful love-
liness in a white null and lace dress
and hat, with accessories OF pink, and
she carried a basket filled with pink
sweet peas.
Mrs. Weaver. mother Of the bride, wore
gray marquisette over gray satin. and her
toque was in pink and gray.
A breakfast for the family party and
few close friends followed at Rausch-
ers before the departure of the newly
married couple for their honeymoon jaunt.
The BRIDES going-away costume was OF
gray and pink hat trimmed with gray.
Senator Kean and Miss Kean enter
tained at dinner last night in honor Of
the Vice President and Mrs. Sherman.
Gen. and Mrs. Clarence Edwards enter
tained Mr.. and Mrs Reginald Wander
bilt at luncheon yesterday. having also
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson, Mr.. C. r.
mander Cleland Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Vanderbilt have returned to New York.
The minister to Spain and Miss Ide. his
dauEhfer v,i11 cioao THAR hoY,ao hAro thia
week. and May will sail for Madrid.
Former Representative and Mrs. Bourke
Cochran. the latter the daughter of Mr..
Ide. were to have accompanied him to
have postponed their sailing for several
weeks.
Mrs. William Haywood was hostess yes
terday for her longtime friend. Mrs
James r Mckee. having first b bridge
party Of six tables and then a tea to
which a company of their mutual ac-
quaintances came In at 5 o'clock. The oc-
reunion of close friends in a home SO
charmingly identified with the owner as
girl and young matron, and where her
young daughter will make her debut
within the next few years. !
Mrs. Schiey: wife of Rear Admiral
Schley. and Mrs. Arthur Lee assisted at
tea time. The house was profuseiy
adorned with pink and white blossoms
the dining room.
The Argentine minister and Nine Por-
tela were the guests of honor at dinner
and Mrs Leopold Graham of Buenos
Aires. The other guests were the first
secretary of the legation, Senior Don AL
berto Palacios Costa; the second secre-
tary, Senor Don Julian Portela: Mr. and
Mrs. Francis BatcheIle1 Of Boston and
Mrs. III. Batcheller Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Van Rensse-
laer, who spent the week end here as the
guests of Mrs. Mum. have returned to
Camp Hill Hall. Fort Washin ston. n. Y.
Senior Don Alberto Yoachari entert aimed
informally at dinner last right Mrs. Pi-
quette Mitchell wife of the American
vice consul general to Mexico; Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Biddle, Miss Grace Bell and
Mr.. John Barrett The party went to the
play as his guests in his box.
A pretty wedding took place last even
ing at O'Clock in ST. Jerome's Catholic
Church at Hyattsville, when Miss Alice
Caughby Beall, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank M. Beall of Guy avenue. and
Mr.. Bernard James Gallagher of Wash
ington. popularity known in amateur
base ball circles as Brine Gallagher,
were married In the presence Of lar"e.
number OF friends and relatives. The
bride was attended by Miss Annie Gala
CHER. sister of the bridegroom. and the
latter was attended by his brother. Mr..
Walter Gallagher. After brief wedding
trip the bride and groom will take up
their residence at 3435 Georgia avenue
and will be at home to their friends after
May L.
Miss Mildred Merriam of Omaha Neb.
and Miss Mae Merriam of Peperell,
Mass. are the guests of their aunt.
Mrs. Helen w. Merriam.
The Merrymakers will give a dance
Thursday. The committee consists of Mr..
G. r. Stuart. chairman. assisted by MIR.
Mr.. Thomas Bryan Huyck was host at
stag dinner in compliment to ]. Miller
Kenyon at the University Club last even
ing.
The Sons of the American Revolution
will entertain the president general and
delegates to the Continental Congress. d.
A. R. at the First Congregational
Church. 10th and G streets northwest.
The program includes an address by
Senator Robert L. Owen and also Mrs.
Donald Mclean. Mr. Frank s. Martin
is chairman Of committee in charge.
Among those giving dinner parties be-
fore attending the opening performance
of Mrs. Barney's play. About Thebes."
were Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Britton. |
who had as their guests Gen. and Mrs.
Clarence Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Barret Ridgely and Mr. and Mrs. Francis
b. CroWninshield.