The Washington herald., 1910-05-18

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ROsnIie Calvert WEEDS MIR. George
CaIvert-Mrs. McKim Hostess.
Miss Margaret Crosby Cranston Brooks
daughter OF Mrs F. c. Brooks. and DR.
Lucius Warren Johnson, L. S. n. were
married at 4:3O o'clock yesterday after
noon at ST. Thomas Episcopal Church
The church was beautifully decorated
with palms, orange blossoms. peonies.
and marguerites. Standards of yellow
daisies marked the pews which were re-
served for the families. ReS c. Ernest
! Smith, rector Of the church, was assisted
by Chaplain Evans. of the L. S. 5. Min
nesota, in performing the ceremony. The
bride was gowned in soft. rich white
satin, in a draped tunic effect. with a
long train. The skirt and waist were
both trimmed in French lace and her
/ tulle veil was held with wreath Of or
ange blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet Of lilies of the valley and white
orchids. Mrs. Brooks. who gave her
daughter in marriage, wore a gown OF
pale blue meteor, yelled In blue chiffon
and trimmed in cream colored lace, with
a large black hat.
Miss Dorothy Gray Brooks. sister Of
the bride. was maid Of honor and wore
white lace embroidered I'm marguerltes.
and large white hat, faced with yellow
velvet, trimmed in yellow satin and
peoples. and her bouquet was of yellow
japanese iris. Miss Marthena Harrison.
Miss Maitland Marshall, Miss Julia Heyl,
and Miss Katherine Crane. were the
bridesmaids. and they all wore yellow
dotted net. over white satin. with large
yellow hats trimmed in brown edged mar
guerites. Their bouquets were yellow
marguerites They all wore heart-shaped
brooches. with an emerald marguerite
in the center, bordered with forget-me-
nots.
The best man was Or. Ralph Mellow
ell. L. s. n. and the ushers were Or.
Robert Ivey. of London and Philadel-
phia. DR.. Harold Roberts, of Philadel-
phia: Mr. BENJAMIN Fricjm, Of Philadel-
phia, and George Schelling. Following
the ceremony was a small reception at
the home Of the brides mother. after
which DR.. and Mrs. Johnson left for a
short trip The brides going-away gown
was dark blue serge. with q black chip
hat. faced with blue velvet.
The Swedish Minister, Herman Lager
crantz who will san on May q for his
home in Sweden, left here several weeks
ago. and will join Nine. Lagercrantz
there. The Minister will spend several
days visiting in New York, before sailing.
Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver is in New
York visiting her daughter. Mrs. Choate.
and Mrs. Stevens, before sailing for
II Europe on June Is. Miss Marion oliver
will make a number Of visits. but Will
Join Gen. Oliver in July. when they will
take a trip together.
n Mrs. Henry II. Sauerlee, with her som
in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs Fred
erick H Rhnelander, has sailed for
Europe. and Will spend the summer
months abroad.
Mrs. Murray. wife Of Brig Gen. Arthur
Murray. L. 5. A. and Miss Carolyn Muir
ray are visiting al Fort Monroe, Va,
and Miss Sadie Murray is spending some
time in New York.
Mrs. Jewell. wife Of Capt Henry C.
Jewell. L 5. \. who visited her mother
Mrs Frank Hume. In this city. for sew
eral weeks, has returned 20 West Point
y. Y.
Mrs. Richard Butler has closed her
APARTMENT in Stoneleigh Court and has
gone 10 New York she Will pass the
summer months on the Maine coast
Mr.. and Mrs Honlster Sturges, Of Ger
mantown. Pa, have been visiting the
latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S
Steele. Of Herndon. Va. for several
weeks. Mrs. Sturges was formerly Miss
Jeane Steele, Of this city. Mrs. Leg
rett widow Of Francis H. Leggett, Of
New York. has sailed for Europe, where
she will spend the summer months
The wedding of Miss Rosalie Eugenia
sitter Calvert and Mr.. George Calvert, Of
lsnrincfeld. Mass, was celebrated at noon
YESTERDAY at ST. Johns Episcopal Church
land was performed by Rev, George Cal
vert Carter. Of Bryn Mawr. who is
cousin Of the bride, and was formerly
rector Of St Andrews Episcopal Church.
of this city Owing to illness in the fam
uv. the wedding was a quiet one and
attended only by a small gathering Of
relatives. The brides brother. Mr. Rich
ard c. NJ Calvert. gave her in marriage.
She was gowned in a tailored suit Of
dark blue serge. with hat 10 match. Mr..
lCalvert's brother, Mr.. John W. Calvert,
was best man, and there were no other
attendants. After short honeymoon
trip, the couple will make their future
home IN Springfield Mass.
Mrs. John Joy Edison was hostess at a
garden party yesterday from to 7
o'clock at her country home, Joy Farm
NEAR Rockville Mrs. Frederick Eichel-
berger received with her mother. and
those who assisted were Mrs. Mearns,
Mrs. Grosvenor. Miss Anna Warner, and
Miss DOM The tables. which were laid
in the garden, were tastefully decorated
with spring blossoms and ferns.
Mrs. Duncan McKim was hostess at a
luncheon party at her home in Eighteenth
street yesterday.
Miss Margretta Porter, daughter of Col.
John Biddle Porter. L. s. A, who has
been visiting in Philadelphia, has gone TO
Portland, Ne, for a few weeks From
there she will go to Bar Harbor to spend
the remainder Of the summer months
Mrs Torrey, wife Of Lieut.. Philip H.
Torrey. L. s. NJ. c., who has been Wis
ting her mother. Mrs. stephen Trescot,
for several weeks. has returned ~ her