Evening star., 1911-06-10
IN THE WORLD Of: SOCIETY
MISS MAURY AND MR.. REY-
BURN MARRIED TODAY.
Noon Ceremony at St. Johns Fol-
lowed by Breakfast-An En-
gagement-Notes.

A marriage of more than local interest
took place at ST. Johns Church at noon
today when the rector, Rev. Roland Cot
ton Smith, united Miss Georgia F. Maury,
daughter of Mrs L. V. Birmingham of
this city, and William Stuart Reyburn,
baby member OF the House of Repre-
sentatives and son of the mayor of Phil
adelphia and Mrs. Reyburn Only the
relatives of the couple and their personal
friends. which elastic term brought in
those most interested in the happiness OF
the young couple, were present as wit
nesses.
The church was adorned with roses and
palms. The guests seated themselves
where they pleased and when the pretty
ana happy young bride and her brother.
Mr.. John F. Maury, passed down the
aisle to the chancel there were smiling
faces watching her from most of the
pews. DR.. Hubley Owens of Philadelphia.
the best man, and the bridegroom were
waiting the brides coming at the chancel.
The bride was very attractive and mod
ish, too, in her grandmother's wedding
dress. which was Of brussels lace made
over white satin. A veil of tulle, en-
veloping her slight figure, was held to her
hair by a wreath of orange blossoms she
carried shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley and orchids.
The couple received a number of ele-
CANT gifts, among them being a set Of
silver from the bridegroom's friends in
the fifteenth ward of Philadelphia.
Following the ceremony wedding
breakfast was given by the brides moth
er. Mrs. Birmingham, at her home on
Oregon avenue, at which all the relatives
were gathered to extend congratulations
and to admire the wedding presents.
Representative and Mrs. Reyburn left
this afternoon for their honeymoon jour
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lowing the usual custom they kept to
themselves. Their absence from town
will be brief. however, as the former Is
greatly occupied with his congressional
duties. on which he entered only few
days ago.
The couple will have home in Phila-
dephia in the near future.
Mayor and Mrs. Reyburn and Miss Rey-
burn arrived last night to be present at
the wedding today.
Mrs De B. Randolph Keim and Miss
keim left today for their summer home
al Reading. Pa, and later in the summer
will go to San Francisco to be with Mrs.
keim's son-in-law and daughter. Maj
and Mrs. kurtz before the latter couple
sail for the Philippines.
Admiral and Mrs. w. B. BayIey are in
New York for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Mcconnell. who re-
side at the Darlington, 141 street north
east, yesterday celebrated their silver
their home. In the evening a number
of their friends executed a carefully
planned surprise upon them, taking with
them flowers and presents. A handsome
bouquet of white carnations, twenty-five
in number. and fern leaves. was made to
form a beautiful parlor table decoration.
The bride and groom soon recovered
| from their surprise, and served dainty
froc &c
DANES Van Emmons. Louise Theaker,
Minnie Tulle and William Gernand: :
Messrs. and Mesdames Marshall T. Hyer
George S. Holmes and Reynolds and
Rexford l.. Holmes.
Mrs. A. \. De Loire. who has been
for the past year at Fort Slocum, ~ Y.
with her daughter the wife Of Lieut.. r.
city and will be at the Westminster, 18th
and Q streets, for few weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles p. Wiles will
receive their friends at their home, sos
+! F. street northeast, this evening from
& to 1870 o'clock. in honor of their hf-
teenth wedding anniversary. Rev Mr.
Wiles is pastor of Keller Memorial Lu-
| theran Church
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis j. Abbot of Con-
gress Hall Hotel had as their guest last
week NJ. Henri Maiilard of Paris. During
sisting in the preparation Of the plans
| for the Identification of Washington. He
returned to France Saturday, sailing on
the Philadelphia.
| Mr.. Emory Monroe of Point Pleasant.
F., w va. is on visit to his parents Mr..
and Mrs w. l.. Monroe, of 336 Sth street
northeast and has with him Mr. Ed.
| I.awhead, also of Point Pleasant.
| Mrs. Stevens Vail is going to Cleveland
tomorrow to visit her brother, and from
there will go to Saratoga. She is ac-
Icompanied by her daughter.
| Mrs George Boyer entertained at lunch
con at her residence, Walnut Grove.
Wednesday last, the Congress Heights
Art and Sewing Glass. of which she is
q member The day was pleasantly
snent. fifteen ladies being present.
| Miss Frances Dodge, daughter of Mrs
Forrest Dodge. whose marriage to Mr..
| Washington Beall Bowie will take place
tonight at St. Johns Church. George
town. entertained her wedding party
afte: % the rehearsal last night: Her
guests were Miss Helen NJ. Williams.
Miss Helen r. Wood. Miss Dorothy Kin
kaid, Miss Julia T. Heyl. Miss Camille
De Bose, Miss Phyllis Snyder. Miss Lucia
Karmany, Mr. Washington Beall BGwie.
| Mr. u Addison ROWie. Mr. John T. Ste.