The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-10-06

at o'clock. Miss Carusi Is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Carusi She
win be attended by her sister, Miss
Aline Carusi. as maid of honor. and her
bridesmaids will be Miss Lucinda Penne-
baker Miss Buford Brice, and Miss
Ruth Jones. The flower girls will be
Miss Helen Carusi Miss Lillian Reisfnger.
i best man is to be Mr.. James Phillip
Clifford. of Clarksburg. w. Va.
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Dixon, wife Of Senator
Dixon of Montana. has recently been
elected to the board of lady managers
of the Potomac School for Boys and
Girls, which is to open on Wednesday.
The other five members of the board are
Mrs. Henry II. Ward, Mrs. Arthur Lee.
Mrs Montgomery Blair, Mrs. Monroe
Hopkins, and Mrs George X. McLana-
han. The school is located at Connecti-
cut Avenue and Eighteenth Street North
west, and was started ten years ago by
Mrs. Fairfax Harrison and Mrs. Ward
Thoron. 1t is for children in the kinder
garten and for boys 6and girls up to
twelve and thirteen years of age. Many
of the future bellies and beaux Of WASH
ington are receiving their early education
there. Miss Kate Estey is the principal
OF the school. ~
Mrs. Stilson Hutchins will close her
house on Gibbs Avenue, Newport. R. L..
October Is and go for two weeks stay
at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, New York.
She will return to Washington the first
week in November.
Mrs. Henry w. Fitch and her daugh-
tiers. Miss Alexandrine Fitch and Miss
Henrietta Fitch. have returned to Wash
sr< mill q A rf,sa hara
at their apartment in the Parkwood.
Cable dispatches received here yester-
day announced the birth of boy to Mr..
and Mrs. Gabriel O'Reilly, in Manila,
P. l. Mrs. O'Reilly was formerly Miss
Carmel Egan, and is the daughter OF
the American Minister TO Denmark and
Mrs. Egan. -
Miss Mary z. McCeney has returned to
Washington for the winter and has taken
an apartment in the Bellevue Hotel. in
Mcpherson Square.
Mr.. and Mrs. odeIl S. Smith were the
in Sixteenth Street Northwest last even
ing in honor of Mr.. anG Mrs. Clarence
A. Walters. OF Brooklyn, N. " Mrs.
Walters is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith. She and Mr.. Walters were mar
ried recently. and their friends took this
occasion to make them many handsome
presents. The reception fell also on the
twenty-fifth anniversary OF the wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. who were mar
ried in the Metropolitan NJ. e. Church.
in this city. in 1857 They received the
hearty congratulations of their guests
upon the silver anniversary.
The wedding of Miss Isabel Weldon
Chapman. dausoter OF Mr. and Mrs
William ]. Chapman. TO Lieut.. Lawrence
Watts, United States Army, took place
last night at $50 o'clock at the home of
the brides parents, on Eutaw Place.
Baltimore, the brides uncle, Rev. James
H. Blake. of Christ Episcopal Church.
Georgetown, ID. c.. officiating.
The bride. who was given in marriage
by her father. wore a gown of ivory
crepe meteor, almost entirely covered
with Brussels lace, the drapery being
caught with clusters of orange blossoms
and the tulle veil with a Brussels lace
cap, held in place with orange blossoms.
She carried shower bouquet of lilies
of the valley and Brides roses, and the
only ornament she wore was a rope of
pearls, a present from the bridegroom.
The maid of honor. Miss Charlton Mer-
rick. wore soft white satin yelled in
chiffon. the drapery, being caught with
pearl ornaments. and she carried a gold
bask et filled with Aaron Ward roses
The best man was Lieut.. Edward Roth,
jr., U. S. A, and the ushers Mr.. R.
Bayly Chapman, a brother of the bride,
and Mr.. Henry P. Hynson, jr.
A small reception followed the cere-
mony. and the decorations in the din
ing-room were red. in compliment to the
colors of the Coast Artillery, to which
branch of the service the bridegroom be-
longs. pretty incident of the wedding
was the cutting Of the cake by the bride