Evening star., 1912-09-19


Iselin. jr. and her young niece. Louise
Iselin. children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
1selin, dressed in white. acted as page
and flower girl, respectively. Little Miss
Iselin carried a basketful Of pink rose
buds and bouvardia.
brother, George NJ. Laughlin Of Pitts
burgh. The ceremony was followed by a
reception in the library, and wedding
breakfast on the terrace. over which was
spread a huge green and white striped
awning. The bridal party, with about
twenty. relatives AM intimate friends. oc-
cupied the dining room Late in the aft
ernoon Mr.. and Mrs. Laughlin departed
in an automobile for the house Of a
friend in the country, where they intend
October .. They will occupy a large
house which Mr.. Laughln has leased in
Berlin
Mr.. Iselin gave his daughter a chest OF
silver of special design. numering several
hundred pieces and valued at $4,000
Delaney A. Kane gave the bride some
| family jewelry worth $4,000. The best
man. page and flower girl received dia-
mond scarfpins.
Mr.. Laughlin is graduate Of Yale and
has been in the diplomatic service for ten
years.
The marriage of Miss Josephine May
Liebling. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Emil
Lieuiic. ~ Lieut.. JACOB l.dWtOn
l. s. N. took place yesterday in ST
Chrysostom's Episcopal Church in Chi
cago. The bride was attended by Mrs
Gardner Casky. sister Of the bridegroom
and Mrs. Philip Luders of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Frederick Lilly of Washington, D. c.,
former classmate at Annapolis. was
best man. and the ushers were Lieut. Guy
Baker, L. s. N: Lieut. John London. L.
s. N: Mr.. Edga Ewing and Mr.. Philip
Luders.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Hydrick will reside in
A romance begun in 1910. when the bal.
loon America made its unsuccessful at
tempt to cross the Atlantic ocean. led
to the marriage at Gloucester. Mass. yes
terday. of Miss Rebecca Wellman. young
est daughter of Mr.. Walter Wellman OF
Washington, and Mr.. Frederick G. Aubert
of Washington in St Johns Episcopal
Church. The Rev. J. H. Cooper performed
the ceremony. at which were only the
mother and sister Of the bride. The bride
wore brown travelling slit, with a PC
ture hat. Mr.. Aubert is just twenty lie
years old. He and his bride will live in
Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. Jusserand, the French amba ssador
and Nine. Jusserard, who have been
spending the summer. abroad, will leave
for New York October Is.
Mr.. Beekman Winthrop. assistant secre-
tary of the navy. and Mrs Winthrop are
spending the early autumn at Westbury
l.. /.
Ambassador and Mrs. whitelaw Reid
are booked to sail for New York Sep
tehber 2S. Their little grandson. who
spent August with them at HarrOwgate
during the Hon. John Wards fishing ex.
pedition with the Duke of Roxburghe In
Norway and Mrs. John Wards visit to
the Adirondacks at her fathers camp
has now rejoined his parents at Chiffon
Lodge their place in Berkshire, where
they are entertaining a succession OF
house parties for the shooting season.
Miss Elizabeth Yingst and Mr. Will
liam c. Black were married yesteoday at
Grace Reformed Church by Rev. John
Schick. The bride, who was unattend-
ed. wore a travelling dress Of dark blue
cloth and carried shower bouquet of
lilies of the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Smith and
daughter and Mrs. Henry Coons of
Manassas. Va. were here last night on
their return from Trenton. where
they had been to visit Mr.. Henry Law
ton. During the civil war Mr. Lawton
was detailed as a guard at the home of
Mr.. Brown, the father of Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Coons then living in Culpeper
county. Va, and since that time the
UeSt VI lTieHuSlIp has cAlSteu DetWeeH
them.
Miss Elizabeth Baird Burns. young
daughter of James F. Burns of Elizabeth
town, KY, arrived in the city yesterday
and is stopping with her aunt, Miss Julia
Baird, 1896 1 street northwest. Miss
Burns and Miss Baird left for Atlantic
City in the evening, but will return to
Washington in time to attend the Presi-
dents garden party Monday afternoon.
A pretty wedding took place Sunday
afternoon at o'clock at the home Of thu
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John w
Reid, 1116 Lamont street northwest, wher
Miss Edith Reid and Mr.. Willis A. Bug
bee were married by Rev. Clarence E.
WISE pastor of Iowa Avenue NJ. E.
Church. Only relatives and intimate
friends were present.
The parlors were tastefully decorated
with trailing vines and pink dahlias.
Miss Julia E. Trenis was maid Of hon.
or and Mr.. Fred H. White was best man.
The bride was gowned in white marquis
cite and Irish point lace. She wore a
wreath Of orange blossoms and carried a
bouquet of white roses. The bridesmaid
wore white satin and pearls. Master
Samuel Mooers sang 20 Promise Me-,
accompanied by Mrs. Albert N. Jones on
the piano, who also played the wedding
march by MendelsSohn as the wedding
party presented themselves at the i'm
provised altar beneath large wedding
bell for the ceremony. Later supper
was served.
The presents were numerous and beau
tiful.