The Washington times., 1913-10-30

guests of Mayor and Mrs. Preston. The
Speaker will make a speech in the after.
| noon, and in the evening the Major and
Mrs. Preston will entertain at dinner
in their honor.
Miss Genevieve Clark has gone tc
Orange, n. j., to spend Halloween with
Miss Madeline Edison, daughter OF
Thomas A. Edison, and from there she
will go to New York to visit Miss Stock.
well, a cousin of her mothers, and also
a cousin of Mrs. Robert Hit. She will
remain in New York for several days,
and during her visit Miss Stockwell will
give a luncheon for Miss Clark and Miss
Dorothy Harvey. Colonel and Mrs
Harvey, with Whom Miss Clark travel
ed all summer in Europe, also will en-
tertain for Miss Clark.
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The newly appointed Corporation
Counsel for the District and Mrs. Con-
rad Syme will entertain a party at din
ner this evening, having among their
guests the Speaker and Mrs. Champ
Clarfi Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Syme are
cousins.
of Missouri, have returned to Washing
ton from a visit to their home in
Charleston.
Miss Isabel Curriden, daughter of S.
W. Curriden, was married to John Ray
mond Weyrich last evening at o'clock
in the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. the pastor of the church. the
Ua1l CT +a1- h,rr ba
Rev. DR.. Joseph T Kelly, pastor OF
the Fourth Presbyterian Church and
an uncle of the BRIDE officiating The
ceremony was attended by a large
gathering Of relatives and friends and
was followed by a large reception at
the home of the brides aunt. Mrs. l.
w. Ashford, at 1853 street.
Quantities of palms. ferns, oak leaves.
and yellow chrysanthemums adorned
the church for the occasion. Mrs. Tay-
lor, with the accompaniment of
string quartet, played a beautiful musi
cal program for half an hour before the
entrance OF the wedding party, and
Miss Florence Noack sang, 'Adora
ton and "Oh, Perfect Love-
The bride. who was escorted and
given in marriage by her father, wore a
handsome gown of white satin draped
in chiffon and lace. with pearl orna
ments. Her long tuIle veil was ar
ranged from q lace cap, and caught
with orange blossoms, and the bridal
bouquet was a shower of Bride roses
and lilies of the valley. The brides only
jewelry was a pearl and sapphire
brooch, the gift of the bridegroom.
Miss Marian Weyrich, the sister Of
the bridegroom, who was the brides
only attendant, wore peau de peche
crepe de chine trimmed with duchess
lace and touches of pale blue satin, and
carried yellow chysanthemums.
Randolph a. Mcnefec was the best
man and tn" ushers were Holcombe G.
Johnson, Clarence Dodge, William a.
Baker. Francis Maguirr. George T..
Marks and Bolitha J. Laws.
Mrs Ashford. who assisted her
nephew and niece in receiving their
guests, wore black lace trimmed with
duchess lace, with corsage bouquet OF
lilies Of the valley. Miss Hannah L.
Kelly, another aunt Of the bride, wore
pale blue satin draped in black lace.
Miss Margaret Grace Curriden Of
'-ndUlDtFSbl'iS x L ''-' IL IObSilI 'i NilI
BRIDE wore pale blue chiffon with Il
tUniC of silver cloth.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayr.ch left Washington for we'd
ding trip, the bride travelling I'm tail
ored suit of brown cloth with a plum
c0lorcd plush hat. Upon their return to
Washington, Mr.. and Mrs. Wcyrich will
be at homa at the Thomas on D"Curbcr
80 and January 49,
The Minister of NcneZu"la, Scnor Don
p Rojas, entertained at dinner last
night in honor Of DR.. Manuel r. Nal
bran, who recently WAS appointed min
lister Of Argentine to Venezuela and CO.
lornha, ana Madame Malbran. The
other guests We're Madam" d" I'ena. wife
Of the minister of Uruguay, and the
Misses de Pcna; tn" Argentine minister.
DR., Naun: the Chilean minister aud
Madame SuareZ; +. J. Ian"s. assistant
director of the Pan-Am"riCan Union,
and Madame TaHrs, and Dr. GaTZnn,
secretary OF the Argentine legation in
Nenczpla.
Announcement is mad" of the mar
riage Of Miss Clara T.. Montgomery
and Walter G. Ward. The wedding
took place on saturday. April :. 1913,
at Annapolis. Md, III" Rev. George 5
Bell officiating.
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