The Washington herald., 1911-04-27

the guests asked to meet the Presidents
daughter were Miss Cords, of Filwood
England, and her cousin. Miss Milne
Home; Miss Gladys Hnckley, Miss Sophs
Johnston. Miss Marion Wise Mr. Henry
Anderson, OF Richmond Mr.. A. Plat
Andrew. MIR. Willing Spencer, Mr.. Glad,
stone, Mr.. de Beaufort, and Mr.. Emile
Casteur. of the Belgian Legation. Count
de Buisseret will leave here on May y
for his new post in st. Petersburg, and
they are giving a series of farewell din
ner parties prior to their departure
Countess de Buisseret will remain In
this country month longer than her
husband, and she and their children will
be the guests of her parents, Maj. Gen
John P. Story. U. s. A, retired, and Mrs
Story. at their country place near An
napolis. for the month Of 'June.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee entertained at
| dinner last evening in honor of their
| house guest, Mrs James Robert Mckee,
Of New York, daughter Of former Pres
ident Benjamin Harrison. The other
guests were Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Brown,
Mrs. Clarence Watson. wife of the new
| Senator from West Virginia: Gen. and
Mrs Leonard Wood. Gen. Buchanan.
! Gov. Magoon. Capt. and Mrs Gibbons.
Col. Robert N. Thompson. Mrs. Matthew
T. Scott. Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Charles
| Wood. DR.. and Mrs. Ralph Jenkins.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell.
The marriage of Mrs. Ida Higgins Nc
| Knew to Mr.. Charles Ray Dean took
place yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at
the residence of Rev Samuel H. Greene
pn~ ;et
when the members Of the immediate fam
| lilies only were present. The bride was
gowned in a travelling costume Of pur-
| pie cloth, with a small hat Of the same
shade Mr.. and Mrs. Dean left imme-
| diately after the ceremony for New
York. where they will spend few days
before going to Boston, from where they
will sail on Saturday for Europe Mr..
Dean, was formerly appointment
clerk Of the State Department, and is
! now secretary to the United States COM
mission to the International Industrial
Exposition al Turin. Italy. He is a we'll
known musician and church choir singer
although the last few years he has done
little public singing. He and his bride
have both been prominently connected
with Calvary Baptist Church for
many years. Mr.. Dean for some years
past HAS HdQ u ElDle Grass lneEe- f1e mas
also been identified with the musical and
church life Of Chicago and New York
He ard Mrs. Dean will later on be the
guests in Berlin of the United States
Ambassador to Germany and Mrs. Hill,
who will return Il re this summer for
time. before DR.. Hill retires from that
post. Mr.. Dean and his bride will be
Joined in Italy in the summer by the
latter's younger son and sster-in-law,
f,Iy nFz
Knew, who will return here with them
the last Of August. They will then give
up Mrs. Deans large apartment in the
Burlington and take a house.
Justice and Mrs. Daniel Thew Wright
have as their house guests Mr.. Edwin
Besuden and Miss Annette Besuden, of
Newark, Ohio, who arrived on Monday
for the wedding Of their daughter, Miss
Claire Wright, and Mr.. Harry Arthur
Kite, who will be married on May 6.
Mrs. Daniel Thew Wright. sr., Mrs
Besuden, and Miss Juliette Besuder will
arrive on Saturday. The Misses Besuden
will be the bridesmaids at the wedding.
Mrs. Durant Church, of New York, sis
ter of the bride-elect, will arrive here
this week.
OTe lHS NeuulUSS OI IIle
season was that last evening of Miss
Anita Dieterich, younger daughter of Mr..
Frederick G. Dietertch, to Mr.. Frederick
Z. Kneip. The ceremony was performed
at 7:3G o'clock in the Dieterich home by
Rev. Father Lynch. of Wilmington, Del.
assisted by Rev. Father Smyth, Of st.
Patricks Church, in the presence of the
immediate families only. The bride was
attended by her sister, Mrs. Horace
Wright as matron7 Of honor. and the
best man was Mr.. Archibald Meatyard,
of Syracuse. n. Y. The house was beau
tifully decorated. and an improvised altar
was arranged in the front drawing room.
The music was an especial feature, and
was played by close friends of the bride.
Miss Ruby Stanford. violinist: Miss Ethel
Lee. cellst, and Mr.. william A. Engel.
jr.. pianist. They played a beautiful pro-
sramme before the ceremony and the
wedding music from ''Lohengrin"-for the
entrance Of the bridal party. During the
ceremony they played the lovely Barca-
role from the Tales of Hoffman" and
Believe Me II All Those Endearing
Young Charms
The bride wore a gown of white crepe
meteor over rich white satin, trimmed
with pearls and baby Irish lace. Her
veil of tulle was held with an exquisite
cap OF pearls ana sne q SNOWeT or
lilies of the valley and white orchids. The
matron OF honor wore an imported cos
tune of ashes Of roses chiffon, beautifully
embroidered and made over satin of the
same shade. She carried shower of pale
pink sweet peas. A reception followed
the ceremony. after which the bride and
bridegroom left for a wedding trip in the
North. The brides travelling gown was
of gray cloth trimmed with royal purple,
with a hat of gray with purple plumes
With this she wore a corsage bouquet
of purple sweet peas and lilies of the
valley. They will be at home later in the
spring at 1341 Parkwood street. Mrs.
Dieterich, stepmother of the bride, wore
gown of black lace over black satin
with diamonds. Among the out-of-town
guests were the brides cousins, Mrs
Lerch and daughter, Mrs. Cummings, OF
New York: Mrs. w. T. Kneip and Miss
Helene Kneip. mother and sister of the
groom: Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Smith, of
New York. and Mrs. John Button. OF
Hackensack, n. j., formerly Miss Olive
Demarest. Of this city. Mrs. Kneip wore
q gown of amethyst crepe de chine and
point lace. and Miss KneIp was In pale
pink chiffon over pink Miss Kneip will |
return to-day to her school, in New York. |
The marriage Of Miss Jessie Lenore
Harnsberger. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. |
w. Fl. Harnsberger. to Mr.. Lawrence |
Ray Boyer took place last evening at s |
O'clock in Gurley Memorial Presbyterian |
Church. and was followed by a recep- |