The Washington times., 1911-11-01

General and Mrs. w. w. Wotherspoon
Back From Maneuvers in Germany
Mrs. tiinckley and
D. lighter Return

Mrs. Robert Hinckiey and Miss Gladys
Hinckicy returned to Washington yes
terday. and are established at 4 their
residence. on Sixteenth street. for the
season. ss ! III. IS s,Ry ~ 81
Mrs. Hina,xiey and her daughter have
been absent from. Washtngton, since
early spring. They went first to Europe.
visiting HOberammergau,t sreturning to-
this country In August for. the height OF
the season at Bar Harbor. later golnG'
autumn 40 ss sTsni ss Hlnssey mex spsss mss lGr
nent factor In the social life OF the
younger set at the, springs durinE her
stay and an acknowieag belle. & 4
Mrs. Bell to Entertain n
For J. Forbes-Robertson. sss
Mrs. Charles j., Bell viii entertain
at an INFORMAL tea tomorrow afternoon
at her country place. Twin Oaks. In
compliment to j.: Forbes Robertson.
Mr.. pster r. Tome % Bait,more 1.
the guest OF Mrs. j. b. Young and Miss
Robyn Young OF p street. 4
Miss Hannah Taylor has returned to
where shs spent "a q ie~'dsss. ~, !,
Mrs; G Nes,s as z, snd 4, her = 81 children y
nave returHedrtO washington ana Joined
teenth street for the, winter. Thep spent
the summer at their country place IN
Camden. Me. ~ & (. ,g ], Is -. 4 u
Mrs. Robert Portner Ishd the Misses
Portner have sclosed their country place
In Virginia and have opened their resi- =
dence on New Hampshire avenue for
the winter. 1's' Hs {
The Misses woodward. dauahters Of
Mr. and Mrs Fred II. Woodward, or S
street, wefe hosts at q Halloween party
last evening. ~ts Its "a =
Miss Schneider " Il st,. /, ~ ,s
Weds Vernon E. Keiser. y.
The marriage Of Miss Grace ,Anatolia
Schneider, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Schneider. to Vernon u. Keiser.
took place last evening at 7:3o o'clock.
at the home of the brides parents on
Park Road. The wedding ceremony.
which was performed by the Rev. John
Compton Ball, of the Metropolitan Bap-
tist Church, was attended by a small
party of relatives and few intimate
friends.
Autumn leaves, palms and clusters of
pink and white chrysanthemums
adorned the house for the occasion and
the wedding music was played by Mrs.
An aisle. through which the bridal
party passed to the improvised altar
of palms and white blossoms. was
formed by two broad bands OF white
satin ribbon, held in place by four little
ribbon beareis--M Miss Dorothy Gilmore,
Miss Eloise Gilmore, william Keiser
and Robert Williams.
The bride. who was escorted and
q gown OF white satin with pearl and
rhinestone trimHing. Her long tulle
veil was arranged with coronet Of
orange blossoms and she carried a
maiden hair ferns.
Mrs. Maud Keiser Brooks, who was
the matron Of honor. wore her wedding
pearls and carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS
| The maid Of honor. Miss Laura r.
schneider; sister OF the bride. wore
! ried white chrysanthemums.
The bridesmaids. Miss Pearl New
shaw. and Miss Louise Leimbach. were
In gowns of pink satin and chiffon, and
carried arm bouquets of pink chrysan-
themums. s.. .-
Little Miss Eugenia williams. the
flower girl. wore n dainty frock Of
white swiss and lace; and carried
was best man for his brother. -,
a reception followed the ceremony.
Mrs. Schneider, who assisted her som
in-law ana .dauKhter IN rece1vtng their
| guests, wore gray satin, and Mrs. w. +.
| Keiser. mother OF the bridegroom, wore
| ashes OF rose satin and chiffon.
Later In the evening MIR. and Mrs.
keiser left Washington for a wedding
trip. Mrs. Keiser travelled in tailored
| suit of blue cloth with a hat Of the
same shade. Upon their return to
Washington they will be at home, at
ter December.l. at 1419 Webster street.
Among those present from out Of
town were Mrs. 4. A. Dahl, of Chicago,
and the grandfather OF the bridegroom,
w. C. Jenkins. of Kansas.