Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-28
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
DIPLOMATIC COURTESIES FOR
VISITING ENVOY.
Recent Weddings of Unusual
Beauty-Travels-Per-
sonal Notes.

sonal Notes,
The Secretary Of State will give large
dinner tonight in honor Of the special
minister from Honduras. DR.. Membreno
DR.. Membrane went for a long motor
ride yesterday afternoon to Arlington
with Mr.. Charles White. United States
minister to Honduras, and Mr. Cyrus l..
Wicker. secretary OF the American lega-
ton at Tang1ers.
AZ the marriage yesterday in New York
OF Miss Anna Livingston Lyman Short and
Mr.. Charles Herbert Jones. the bridal
costume was an extremely beautiful one.
It was q princess robe of brocaded white
crepe de chine, trimmed with old point
Alencon, and a narrow court train Of
white satin over which fell the De Pey-
ster point lace veil. which has for sew
eral generations been In the family OF
the ns'd 5ns.a mother , It was held with
END OF the long train. She carried q
bouquet OF lilies OF the valley and white
orchids. A single spray Of tiny crimson
os ps srss It Sash Of dsans
necklace. the gift Of her mother, and q
diamond plaque a gift OF the bridegroom
Miss Rosalie Gardiner Jones. the young
or sister en, Of the 1e. Srdesrosm was the
trained robe Of rosepdnlr tafteta over q
white-lace-rufned white satin petticoat.
with tucker and Of white net and q large
black lace hat, trimmed with a wreath
roses, and carried an arm bouquet Of
white syringas and small crimson ram
blers.
The winding walk up to the door Of the
dered with pots Of Towering pink hy
drangea and suggested country we'd
ding rather than one in a busy part Of
The bridal procession was led by the
choir singing, and several musicians
blowing cornets with the organ, gave an
unusually gay effect, the music being, 20.
Perfect Love-" with the words by Clark.
and the Wagner Wedding March,"
George r King OF 1903 18th street
northwest and his first cousin. formerly
Miss King Of 1341 Q street northwest, an
nounced yesterday that they had been
married In Annapolis about thirteen
months ago. King had been counting his
cousin for some time, in spite of the
strenuous objections of his own and his
that they had been married. Last week
the young couple informed their parents
OF their marriage, and announcement Of
the wedding was made yesterday.
Mrs. John A. Logan has been confined
to her room recently by an attack Of
muscular rheumatism, but is now con-
valescing and expects to be able soon to
go out again. Mrs. Tucker left today for
Toledo. Ohio. to join a party of friends
on yachting trip on the lakes and will
visit Mrs. John Doyle in Toledo before
going to New York. Mrs. Logan expects
to join her daughter there, when both
Will go on to Long Branch to be Mrs
George Pullman's guests at her summer
place there.
The wedding of Miss Helen Steiger.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil J. Steiger
Of Brooklyn, N. T.. and Mr.. John her
bert Doyle, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hadley Doyle Of this city, took place
Thursday morning at 9:3O O'Clock, in ST
Francis Xavier the leading Jesuit church
Of New York city. The marriage cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Father
Of Georgetown University, and later on
pastor Of Holy Trinity Church of George
town.
Those present included only members
couple, after. trip, will return to New
York. and will reside at 80 West 92d
street. adjoining Central Park, as the
groom Is permanently located in New
York in business. Many beautiful tokens
Of esteem were showered on the young
couple by their friends. both from here
and elsewhere.
The marriage In Havana, Cuba, Of
Senior Don Jorge Juan Crespo de la Serna
to Senortta Julieta Iglesia Balaquer
June is announced in cards received in
Washington today. The bride is the
daughter Of a distinguished Cuban family
Senior Crespo. now secretary of legation
at Costa Rica. was an attache Of the
the ENTHUSIASTICALLY of his father, Senior
Don Gilberto Crespo Martinez. Father
and son left Washington together about
two months ago. The senior proceeded
Two IN h
post as minister to Austria-Hungary The
younger man took his road to his Central
American post by way Of Cuba, intending
there to be welded and to take with him
his bride.
The romance is Of a number of years
standing. Senior Crespo met the present
Sonora Crespo when his father was sta
toned in Cuba several years ago. Al
ed since -enor Crespo being with his
father in Vienna and Washington. Pro-
motion in the diplomatic corps for Senior
Crespo was a widening Of his prospects
that decided the young couple to hasten
their nuptials.
Among the interested spectators from
Washington at both afternoon and even
were Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Barnes and
Miss Loretta Barnes.
st. Georges Protestant Episcopal
ChurCn, at Fdrlee, va, was a bower OF
flowers, white roses blending with ferns
and palms, Wednesday evening, for the
marriage Of Miss Ella Lee DowdelI of
Amisville. Va, and Alfred Herman Mort
Of this city. 1t was the first wedding in
the church since its completion, a little
more than six months ago.
The ceremony was performed by the
rector, Rev. w. Edward Calender, and
the organ service by E. G. Balinger, or
ganist at Falls Church. was elaborate
and Of special excellence. Following the
opening recital the wedding march from
"Lohengr1n'' was played upon the en-
trance of the bridal party and Mendels-
sohn's Wedding March as the procession
left the church, while throughout the
service 30 Promise Me-" Hearts and
Flowers and other appropriate selec-
lions were interpolated.
The bride was attended by Miss Mary
Hughes, as maid of honor; Miss Stewart
Wise and Mrs Carroll Pierce of Alexan-
dria. Karl Stirling Kerr Of Fort Myer
Heights was the best man. DR.. w. c.
Welburn Of Ballston and William Friess
Of Clarendon were ushers. The bride was
given in marriage by her cousin, Car
roll Pierce Of Alexandria. She was I'M
usually charming in a gown of white
satin. with tulle veil held with wreath
of orange blossoms. She CARED shower
bouquet Of lilies of the valley. The maid
Of honor wore pink messaline. Her large
white picture hat was trimmed in sweet
peas to match the bouquet which she car
rted.
After the ceremony the young couple
left for the east for their HONEYMOON