Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-24

me German ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff arrived last night from
New York. accompanied by Maj. Won
Herwarth. military attache of the en-
bassy, who went to New York to meet
them upon their arrival from Europe
yesterday
Miss Esther Cleveland. daughter of Mrs.
Grover Cleveland, is to make her debut
at reception to be given by her mother
November IL in New York
The Spanish minister and Nine. Riano
are back from Europe
Mr.. and Mrs, Irwin r. I4aughiin will
remain in Berlin until the middle of
November. and then go to London. where
he former will succeed Mr.. William Phil
lips first secretary of the American
embassy.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh S Lesare are in
New York.
At the marriage of Miss Mary Alice
Clark and Mr.. Russell II. Winship OF
Buffalo, at Passaic. n. j.. yesterday, for
the something old the bride wore silk
stockings which have been in the family
nearly 100 years, being first worn by the
great-grandmother at her wedding in
| 49,, later by the brides grandmother
/
dress was of white satin with duchesse
lace trimmings.
Mrs. Ellen Schutt Isham. who attended
the golden wedding anniversary of her
brother Mr. Francis Granger Schutt of
Cherrydaic the 18th instant, has returned
to her home in Dunkirk, n y. and Mrs.
Robert Clay Justis and Miss JustIs. who
We're also guests at that time. have re-
| turned to their home in Brandywine. Del.
Mrs. Francis Granger Schutt, accompa-
MED by her daughter, Mrs. r Z. Roe,
and children, left Sunday for st. Peters
winter Mr. Roe after a tour of the
| northwest Will live in California.
Miss Helen = Beard and Mr.. James
+. O'Connor We're married at the Church
| of the Holy Comforter, 14th and East
| Capitol streets. Tuesday last. The bride
| was escorted by her father. Mr. :. y.
| Beard. and wore a beautiful gown OF
! white charmeuse trimmed with duchesse
| lace and pearls. Her tulle veil was
! carried shower bouquet of lilies and
! roses. Miss Genevieve Beard, her sis
ter and Miss Anna OConnor. sister OF
| the bridegroom, were bridesmaids ana
Wore gowns of white lace over pink and
! Due charmeuse and carried bouquets OF
| chrysanthemums. Little Miss Agnes
| Beard sister of the bride, was flower
| girl and daintily dressed in white
net over blue and carried a basket OF
! pink roses. Mr.. Daniel O'ConnOr, broth
| or of the groom, acted as best man. The
| ushers We're Messrs +. Langan b. Hoff-
| man. After the ceremony a reception
| was held at the home of the bride
/ father. H. 18th street southeas. The
/ house was tastefu,ly decorated with
! chrysanthemums, roses, ferns and palms
/ Mr.. O'Connor and his bride are making
an extended trip through New York
Niagara and Boston. The bride Travelled
match. On their return. Mr. and Mrs
/ O'Connor will reside at 1901 street
! northeast.
| The marriage of Miss Mary Seabrook
daughter of the late Rev. ]. McIIoud Sea
! brook and Mrs Rachel Thornley, Sea
brook, and Mr.. Milledge Bonham Lips
comb. took place at the home of th'
brides mother, on Euclid street, yesterda,
afternoon. Rev. DIR. James II. Taylo
of the Central Presby Church Off
| ciating. The bride wore travelling sui
of blue with hat of black velvet trim
med with white plumes and ccrsage o
volets and lilies of the valley. TIL,
Seabrook. Miss Alma Seabrook va
maid of honor. After the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Lipscomb left for an extended
| trip to New York and other northern
| cities The marriage was a very quie
one. only intimate friends of the famil,
being present. Mr.. and Mrs W. A Fol
ger. Mss Mary Colt, Miss Catherin.
| Winston. Miss Elizabeth Conway, Mis-:
Lucia Folger of South Carolina, Mrs Ad
die Barrett. Mr.. S. NJ Barrett. Judge c
! =. barrett and DR.. Frank Smart of Char
I iottesvile. Va: Miss Letitia Southsat,
/ and Miss Virginia SouthSate.
! Messrs. Rritton Browne Donald Wood.
ward and Robert Dove of this city were
attendants at the wedding of Miss kath-
crime Bonnie and MI Frederick Holtz-
man. in Louisville. Ky, last night. The
bride formerly attended National Park
Seminary at Forest Glen, Md
Mrs W. F. Hoffman. mother of .he
groom; Mrs. AmericuS Whedon and Mrs
Turner Wickersham of this city attended
Miss Dorothy Bonnie was maid of honor
! for her sister.
! Mr. and Mrs Hoffman left later in the
evening for a siX-week trip. and at its
conclusion will come to the city to reside
Mrs William Gamer WiederSeim, 20o::
i De I.ancey street. Philadelphia and a
! daughter of the late Senator E.ikins, gave
| a debutante luncheon OF thirty-nine Gov
| erS yesterday III honor OF her daughter
| Miss EdWina Elkins Bruner. The guests
We're seated at small tables attractively
| decorated with dahiaS and chrysanthe.
NUNS. y matinee party followed the
| luncheon Ms. Wiederseim will give a
dinner of thirty covers October 81 before
Mrs. Horace f. Smiths ball.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Roosevelt have re-
turned to towp for the winter.
Miss Marion Oliver is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Mcmillan i'll Detroit
Mrs. Albert Key is on a visit TO hei
sister, Mrs Leonard Wood, at Fort Nyer
| The marriage of Miss Bessie c. Bell and
Mr. Russell A. Oakley took lace ester
day at st. Johns Episcopal Church The
ceremony was performed by the Rev T.
Slater Dunlap in the presence of theiI
immediate families. Miss Bell was at
tended by her sister, Miss Edith Bell, and
Mr.. Walter G. Campbell was best man.
Miss Ellen l.. Andersen and Mr.. Will
! liam c. Herbert were married last night
at st. Pauls Lutheran Church, corner
| of 1lth and III streets, with Rev. DR..
| Huddle officiating. The church was dec
GRATED with palms and white chrysanthe-
NUNS. The bride was given away by
| her father, Mr.. T. Harold Andersen.
/ She wore gown of white charmeuse
| tulle veil and orange blossoms Her bou-
quet was a shower of lilies OF the valley.
! Her sister. Miss Ruth Andersen. was
maid of honor. She wore pink charmeuse
and carried pink roses.
| The bridesmaids were Miss Harriet
Sweet. Miss Estelle Cole and Miss Caro-
line Prick. They wore rainbow cOlors-
green, blue and pink-and carried pink
roses. Mr.. Charles Griesbauer was the
! best man, and the ushers We're Mr.. H. A.
Herbert. Mr.. Herman Carl. Mr.. Carl
Keitterman and Mr.. Harry Andersen.
| A large reception followed at the home
of the brides parents. on Newton street,
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