Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-25

IL. Rocca, became the bride of Mr. Harry
Anthony Herbert
The altar was beautifully decorated
with white roses and ferns and Rev
Father Smythe performed the ceremony.
The bride wore white satin trimmed
with handmade lace. chiffon and pear
embroidery.
She wore q cap Of lace mounted or
tulle with coronet Of lilies of the val
ley. and her bouquet was a shower OF
bride roses and lilies of the valley. Hel
two sisters were her only attendants.
Mrs. Michael O'Hanlon. the matron OF
honor. wore pale pink crepe de chine
trimmed with lace. and large white hat
trimmed with pink willow plumes. Her
bouquet was Of pink roses.
Miss Irene NJ. Rocca was the maid OF
honor and wore white chiffon over white
satin, with white picture hat trimmed
with white willow plumes. She carried
bridesmaids roses.
Mr. William Herbert the groom's
brother. was the best man. and the ush-
ers were Mr.. Carl Kettleman. Mr.. Her
man Carl. Mr.. Thomas McKeon and Mr.
Leon Herbert.
A reception followed at the Rocca home
where the young couple were assisted in
receiving by Mrs. Rocca, the brides
mother, who wore black crepe de chine
and the groom's sister, Mrs. Thomas Nc
Keen. who wore white satin with white
hat trimmed with plumes.
i Late In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert left for a trip through the north
Miss Mary Helen Leefe, daughter Of the
late Col. John W. Leefe, U. S. a. and
Mr.. Frederick Sturgis Laurence Of New
York were married yesterday by Rev.
c. Ernest Smith at ST Thomas Church.
4 There were no attendants, and the bride
was escorted by her mother.
The couple left Immediately afterward
for a wedding trip north, and will spend
the summer on Long Island. They will
be at home In the autumn In New York.
Il Miss Helen Won Sayn. the Russian
violinist who has been visiting Miss Alice
Eversman. sailed today for Italy. to re-
i main for some time before returning to
II Russia on q visit to her parents, Gen.
| and Nine. Won Sayn
i Miss Won Sayn has just completed a
tour in this country. and will be heard
during the next year in her own country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard s. Reside, with
their daughter, Miss Reside. and young
| son, Hamer. will go to Atlantic City next
| Saturday. where the latter two will spend
tives there. Mr.. and Mrs. Reside will
! make them visits throughout the next
| two months.
/ Signor Breda OF Milan, who spent sew
eral months as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Reside. has returned to Italy, but Will
come back to this city in the early fall.
Justice and Mrs. Wendell p. Stafford
| have gone to Hanover, VT, to attend the
I graduation Of their son, Edward Stat
ford, and will go from there to St Johns
bury. VT, for the summer.
! Rear Admiral and Mrs. Richardson
Clover and the Misses Clover have gone
to Bar Harbor, where they will spend the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Nelson OF New
Brunswick, N. j.. have announced the
4 aYH ~ yhnfv
Helena Blocker Nelson. to Ensign Ar
thur Schuyler carpenter. L. 8. N, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Carpenter.
DR.. and Mrs. Chatard sailed yesterday
for England. and will go to tho Isle Of
! Wight for the summer.
| Mr. and Mrs Murray Cobb left yester-
day for Cabin Hill. the home of Mrs
Cobb's father and mother, Representative
and Mrs. George HUFF, at Greensburg,
Pa Mr.. Cobb will return to Washington
after spending few days there.
The marriage OF Miss Sadie Pauline
| Rucker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Jamin L. Rucker, and Mr.. Truman Lam
ham. jr., son Of the District of Column
bia superintendent of parking. took place
| last night at 8 o'clock at the home OF the
| brides sister. Mrs. Scott McGill, 14S4
Newton street
The ceremony was performed by the
non Place NJ. E. Church South Miss
| Clara Rucker attended her sister as maid
of honor and Mr.. Paul Lanham was the
best man. Miss Elizabeth I. Pettingaie
played the wedding music. After their
| wedding trip the bride and groom will
| reside in Lanham. Md
At the marriage of Miss Ammo Francis
| Bayard. daughter of Mrs. James A Bay
ard. and Mr.. Norman Underwood, which
| will take place tomorrow at noon at
| St Margaret's Church., Miss Kathleen
johnson will attend the bride as maid of
honor. Miss Margaret knight, Miss Helen
Depue. Miss Ethel Norris and Miss Flea
nor Wright will be the bridesmaids Mr..
Wilbur Underwood. the groom's brother.
| Will be the best man. and the ushers are
FTournoy. Jr, Mr.. Delos Smith and
another brother Of the groom, MT. Jesse
Underwood OF New York.
| small company will be present at the
wedding breakfast which will follow I'M
mediately after in Mrs. Bayards apart
ment at the Wyoming.
Mrs. James A. Bayard entertained at
supper last night after the rehearsal In
honor of the bridal party which will at
tend her daughter Miss Anne Francis
Bayard, and Mr.. Norman Underwood at
their wedding tomorrow.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Spicer. with
/ their three daughters, will leave the city
this week for an extended stay in Canada.
| Mr. Spicer was for many years In charge
OF the mechanical division of the United
States census office. and Is leaving here
| to take a similar position with the Ca
madam government. The itinerary for
the coming trip embraces New York, Al
| bany, Buffalo. the lakes. Niagara Falls.
| Toronto, Thousand Islands. st. Lawrence
| river, Montreal. Quebec and Ottawa. Dur
| ing their absence their suburban home
| will be occupied by Mr.. Spicers mother.
MI. and Mrs George F. Audie, who
sailed here from New York on their beau
| tiful yacht. the Audwin, entertained a
party on their yacht Friday. Luncheon
| was served on board at noon. followed
by an early dinner. so the guests, who
| were members of the opera company.
| could get back to town. Music for the
| trip was furnished by the orchestra from
| the theater. Mr.. W. NJ. Mcbride of New
/ York and Miss Kathleen Allen assisted
Mr.. and Mrs. Audie In entertaining the
| guests.
Mr.. Audie is one Of the best known the
| atrical men in the country. and has long
| been with Mr.. Daniel Frohman at tho
Lyceum Theater New York.
Following the yachting party 11r. and