Evening star., 1913-06-22
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Weddings.

The society circles of Boston, Washing
ton and other cities were much stirred
up by the announcement made last Sun
day of the engagement of Miss Frances
Saltonstall, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip l.. Saltonstall of Milton, and
George Won l.. Meyer, ir.. of Hamilton.
son Of the former Secretary of the Navy.
The announcement was made at the
Milton home of the Saltonstalls. Miss
Saltonstall is debutante of two sea-
sons ago. Her brothers are Philip L.
Saltonstall, jr., and Nathaniel Salton-
stall. and her sisters are Miss Rose Sal
tonstall and Mrs. Philip 3. Weld.
Her fiance is member of the senior
class at Harvard, and is now with the
Harvard rowing squad at Red Top on
the Thames river He is the youngest
child and only son of the former Sec
retary of the Navy George Won L.
Meyer. He is a member of the Varsity,
A. D., Hasty Pudding and Sphinx clubs
at Harvard. and of the Institute of ITO
Washington friends have received an
nouncements of the marriage at Ports
mouth, Va, of Miss Louise Niemeyer.
daughter Of Mrs. Hermann Christian Me
meyer, and Mr.. Berkeley Minor Fon-
taine. who until recently made his home
in Washington They will make their
home in Baltimore after returning from
their summer camp in Maine.
DR.. Edgar Snowden was best man last
week at the wedding in Knoxville of Mr..
Nathan Cannon. formerly of this city
and Cheyenne. Wyo.. and Miss Mabel
Agnes Fair.
Invitations have been sent out for the
wedding of Miss Dorothy B. Munroe,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs Charles T..
Munroe, and Mr.. Horace Dodge Rouzer.
Tuesday evening, July s.
Thursday last at 8 O'Clock pm. in the
Memorial United Brethren Church,
North Capitol and r streets northwest.
Miss Lillian r.. only daughter Of Mr.
northwest, and Mr.. Frederick j. Leon
berger of this city were married by Rev.
Charles K. Fultz. the brides pastor. The
bride was handsomely gowned in white
silk meteor. trimmed with pearls and
lace. The skirt was draped with orange
blossoms and tulle veil was worn. She
carried a shower bouquet of bride roses.
A gold bracelet. studded with diamonds,
a gift from the groom, was worn.
The attendants were Miss Ethel Ogle
maid of honor, gowned in blue char
meuse The bridesmaids were Misses
Virginia Hawkshurst and Marion Mckay,
each wearing yellow messaline. They
carried pink roses. Esther Beall,
niece of the groom. four years old, was
flower girl, dressed in pink silk, and
scattered petals of sweet peas before
the bride.
The best man was Mr.. Albert r. Leon
ushers We're: Messrs. Charles Brunger,
Carl Aue. John Piper and Floyd Gran
dali. Miss Mildred Fultz personal
friend of the bride, presided at the or
gan. assisted by an orchestra of five
pieces.
The church. which has one of the
handsomest auditoriums in the city, was
tastily decorated with palms, ferns and
cut flowers. The impressive ring cere-
mony of the United Brekren Church was
used and witnessed by a great crowd or
friends of this popular young couple.
After a large reception, at the home
Of the brides parents, 1897 Sd street
northwest, where the numerous and val
liable presents were displayed and the
guests served with refreshments, the
couple left, amid showers of rice and
good wishes, for an extended wedding
tour. They went first to Boston by sea.
They will be at home at 146 Randolph
place northwest after August l to their
friends.
At the home Of Mrs. Jennie Sedgwick
her daughter Ethel was married to
Mr.. j. Elton Burgess of Providence.
r. l., Wednesday afternoon. Only the
Immediate relatives of the bride were
present. and the Rev. Dr. Mckenny
off1ciated Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess left
for their future home in Providence,
taking in Atlantic City, Niagara and
New York city on the way
Last Sunday at the Fifth Street
tnorthwesD Synagogue Anna, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Favelson, became
the bride of Clarence r. Line Of
Monongah, w. Va. The bride was given
away by her father. and wore white
charmeuse. The brides sister, Miss
Jennie Favelson, was her maid of
bridesmaids were Miss Mollie kaplan
Of Williamsport. Pa. Miss Anna Glaser
Of Brooklyn. n. Y, Miss Rose Kraft
and Miss Ida Kraft of this city, Miss
Celie Favelson and Miss Anna Per
skin, all being dressed in blue char
meuse and hats to match.
The ushers were Messrs. Milton
A. L. Hersh, DIR. Adolph Sandberg and
Mr.. A. " Z. Grubb, all Of this city.
After the reception the couple left on
their honeymoon for Atlantic City.
New York. and Niagara Falls before
going to their home in West Virginia
The wedding of Miss Bertha NJ Cap
per and Mr.. N. Burns Gibson took
place Wedn esday. the 18th. at noon, at
the residence of the brides grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James O. Smith
Of Falls Church, Va. the ceremony
Keene. After the cermony which was
attended by the near relatives of the
young couple and number OF friends
bunet luncheon was served, after