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shade of mauve in mousseline de sole.
Small hats, trimmed with mauve tulle and
orchids, and flower muffs completed the
costumes.
The bride wore white satin with an
overdress of cloth of silver, trimmed with
old point lace Of which the veil was also
fashioned.
| The ribbon bearers, including Prescott
Scott, Stanford Gwtn and A. K. Van
Rensselaer, of New York, made an aisle
| through which the bridal party passed.
Among the distinguished guests We're
Amba ssador and Mrs Whitelaw Reid and
Mr. and Mrs. John Ward of London.
Their honeymoon will be spent at Santa
Barbara, until they come east to sail Tor
| Europe. They will be guests at the Amer
| lean embassy for the coronation in Lon
don.
An interesting visitor in San Francisco
| is Mrs. Francis Payson, wife of Col
Payson, with whom she arrived last
week from Honolulu. Col. PAyson is on
sick leave. and is under treatment at the
Preside Hospital. Later they will re-
join his regiment. Mrs Payson was for
| merly Miss Maybelle Stewart, one of the
bellies of Washington society decade
ago. Her marriage to the army officer
at Castle Stewart, one of the most
beautiful homes in Washington, was a
brilliant event. Among entertainments
given in her honor in the past few days
was a luncheon at which Mrs. John OAR
ling was hostess.
Mrs. William F. Morse, vice president
of the Woman's Press Club of New York
city, who, with her husband and daugh-
ter, has recently come to Washington to
make their permanent home, gave a re-
ception last Sunday afternoon to meet the
Baroness de Bazus CMrs. Frank Leslie)
and Mile. Rejane de Villanerde of Paris
hooIt fn1 In, rot inr,
of spring flowers and ported foliage.
Among those invited to meet the bar
oness and her charming young friend
were Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Dennis. Nine
Mrs. Craig, Miss Craig, Gen. and Mrs.
Beck. Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss Bush
Brown. DR.. and Mrs. W. A. Croffut, Mr..
Allyn Williams of London, DR.. and Mrs.
Duff Greene Lewis. Dr. Thomas Feather
stonhaugh. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Spotts-
wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Deetz. Mr..
and Mrs c. c. Barton. Miss Virginia
Wood, Miss West Mr.. Heaton. Mr.. j.
II. Moser. Mr.. Gebert. Mr.. J. c. Gillespie,
Mr.. A X Smith. Mr.. Fl. l.. Wick and
Col Marion de Barivaissan.
The Baroness de BaZus. with Mile. de
Villanerde, left the New Willard Tuesday
for her home in New York, stopping
over three days at Annapolis route.
again in Washington.
The marriage Of Miss Fannie Villette
Haneke and Mr. Alfred Burns Butler took
gathering at the parsonage of the West
Street Presbyterian Church last week, the
Rev. DR.. James T. Marshall officiating.
The bride was attired in tailormade
suit of light gray chiffon broadcloth. with
hat and gloves to match, and was at
! tended by her sister, Clara Louise, as
bridesmaid Mr.. Joseph Whalen was
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Butler will be
home to their friends after March Is, at
their apartment, BOG E street northeast.
The marriage Of Miss Edna Florence
Monroe. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. X.
Monroe, and Mr.. Humphrey. Cissel took
place last Tuesday evening at the
! residence Of the brides parents on
nth street northwest. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. T. E. McGuig-
an of ST. Patrick's parish.
The bride was escorted to the altar by
| her father while the wedding march from
"Lohenerin" was being played by Miss
| Helen Eoris Donnelly. The bride wore a
beautiful gown of white satin duchesse
trimmed with pearls and white fur, and
| carried a shower bouquet of roses and
| lilies of the valley. Her only ornament
was diamond pendant. the gift of the
| groom Miss Olga Monroe, sister of the
bride. was maid of honor, and wore a
becoming gown of pink satin and gold
and carried a bouquet Of pink Killarney
roses. Mr.. Richard Thomas Cissel
brother of the groom. was best man
Mrs. Monroe. mother of the BRIDE wore
| a most becomin" gown of black satin
| messaline, embroidered in black and gold
| She wore corsage bouquet of sweet
peas.
| The house was beautifully decorated
with palms. southern snilax and pink
| roses. About 300 guests attended the cere-
| mony and the reception which followed
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. The bride wore
| a travelling costume of brown and mode
with a smart brown tooue. Mr. and
Mrs. Cissel left for an extended trip to
Atlantic City and New York. They will
make their future home at the Chal-
fonte. PIG P street northwest. They
will be at home to their friends after
April L.
| Mrs Douglas s. Mackall of Mclean.
Va, entertained at 5NO party February
81. for her sons. DOUGLAS S. Mackall and
| John c. Mackall. The first prizes were
won by Miss Emma Holmes and Mr..
| Mackie Matthewes. while Miss Elizabeth
Black and Mr.. Tingey Loving won the
BOBBY prizes. At 10 o'clock supper was
served. after which the young people
danced and played games
! Miss Mary Lockwood. Mrs. George Wood
and Miss Wilson gave a very pretty at
home last Tuesday afternoon at their
residence on @ street. The tea table was
ichaCmtngly arranged, with q cepterpiece