The Washington herald., 1913-02-27

son of Senai"r and Mrs. \. J. Gronna,
wcr" married at th" hCm" Of the bride =
parents in Thirteenth Street. Th" Rev.
j r.. \. Do"rman. Of Grace Luthera \
church. performed the ceremony in the
prcscnC" of the immediate families of the
bride and bridegroom.
The bride. who was escorted by her
father wore lovely gown Of white
crepe meteor. cut in modish lines. and
drapcd with rare lace and pearl trim
ming. Her tUile veil was caught in place
with oranE" hI"ssoms. and she carried
= shove" bouquet of Bird" roses and
lilies of tho valley.
Tn" maid Of hou"r Wa Miss Grace
GT"uUT. sister of the bridegroom. and
nc looked charming I'm a handsom" gown
Of pink charmcus" trimmed with duchess
/ 'a'". sh" carried a bouquet Of Killarney
r":"s.
Mr.. jerome StutZ. brother Of III" bride
was hest man. and the uSn'rs wcr" Mr.
Wilbur / StU;z and Mr.. Earl Haislip
\ reception followed tn" ceremony. and
thr guests Included many members Of
tn. Congressional aud rcsid. ntial sets Of
Washington. I'll" drawing room was
beautifully decorated with palms and
ruI flowers. white and green being the
color scheme. while pink roses and car
nations were used in the decorations Of
tn" dining room. \ string orchestra
PLAYED tho wedding musi" and also
throughout the reception.
Mrs. StutZ. who wore handsome
toilette Of Iav"ndar charm"usr. was as
sisted in receiving her guests by Mrs
Gronna. mother OF the bridegroom. Mrs
Grunna's gown was handsomely embroid-
, cred with lace over roval blue charmeusa
She wore many handsome diamond or
naments. Miss Lillian Gronna wore a
lul ely costume of Oriental lace over pink
satin. and had on pearl ornaments.
Later in the evening thr bride and bride
groom left Washington on their wedding
trip Mrs. Gronnas stylish travelling
suit was OF brown cloth. and she wore a
chic brown and blue hat.
Among the out-of-town guests a: the
wedding were Mrs A ] Feibold. of
Philadelphia: Mrs. Frank Slack. of Ports
mouth. L. l.: Mr.. ani Mrs. II. G. Mahr
Mr.. and Mrs. James Chambers, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lauer. Mr.. and Mrs John
Bloss pr. and Mrs Gutmacher, all Of
Baltimore. Md
\ brilliant gathering of society peo-
pl" attended the concert at the Column
hia Theatcr Yesterday afternoon when
Mime Lima CaNalieri and I.uCen Mura-
tore were the artists.
Mass. prominent among the Bay State
teachers and sufragists is the guest Of
Miss Neli" T.. Spencer $50 Fifth Street
Northwest.
Tn" ''Tcrr,pin lunchrons. which will
h. given to-day. tomorrow and Satur
day at I21I q Street from l. until ,
o'clock. for tn" benefit of the Junior
Republic promise {" he well attended
Nation Junior League. VIII" have hrcn
most part"ulrr L" cncag" good cooks
for tn" occasions.
Tn" officers nf tho aSSoriatiOn arc:
Mrs. F.ldridG" Jordan president: Miss
Natali" Macrud"r. first vice president; ;
Mrs. Taliaferro. second vice president:
Mrs. Louis L"hr. treasurer. and Miss
HcmphiIl secretary.
Thes" luncheons wcrc given for the
first time in Philadelphia for d local
charity this winter. and proved most
popular in the City of "Brothcrly Love
Mrs. Eunicc Sanford James was
hostess at delightful tea yesterday
afternoon from 4 unit o'clock in the
George Washington library Of the Hotel
Powhatan. The room was artistically
decorated with palms, ferns. and long
spring blossoms. An orchestra played
Mrs James wore a lovely imported
gown of champagne colored charmeuse,
made with an over-drapery of golden
shaded chiffon, embroidered in n design
of flowers in vari-colored beads.
Mrs. Y. s. James was dressed in black
net over satin, and trimmed with rare
lace
Among those who assisted in receiving
the many guests We're Mrs Howell
Smith. Mrs. Eugenia Washington Brown.
Mrs. George a. Armes, and Mrs Il. S
James. Presiding in the dining-room
were Mrs. Clarke Jones. Mrs Marion
White. Mrs. Harold Painter. Miss Mel
lie Claire Howard. and Miss Margaret
Morrison.
Countess de Peretti de Ia Rocca wife
of the counselor of the French Embassy
will give the last of her series of aft
ernoon teas to-day. and will have to as
sist her Countess d Esteban, wife of the
Spanish second secretary. and Nine.
Crcullu, wife of the Spanish military at
tache.
Mr.. Eames MacNeaGh, son of the Sec
retary Of the Treasury and Mrs. Mac
Neagh. will come to Washington on
March and will be the guest of his
parents until after inaugural ton. when
he will return to Chicago.
Lieut. Commander McNecley. L. $. n.
and Mrs Neelcy have arrived in Wash
'ngton and arc stopping at the Shore
ham.
Mrs. katherine Gillett Hill. Of n
Street, has as her guests. her daughter
in-law and grandson. Mrs. Edgar Logan
Hill and Logan Hill. Of Worcester,