Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-23
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Weddings.

Washingtonians will be members of the
bridal party. MiA Josephine Osborn,
daughter of Prof. and Mrs. II. Fairfield
Osborn: Miss Helen Coster, daughter of
Mrs Charles H. Coster; Miss Margaret
| A. Tucker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Samuel Auchmuty Tucker; Miss Cornelia
Landon, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hutton Landon, and Miss Derby. rela-
tive of the bridegroom, will attend the
bride. Roger a. Derby will act as his
brothers best man, and the ushers will
be Archibald E. Roosevelt, a brother of
| the bride; James l.. Derby, brother OF
the bridegroom: Edmund p. Rogers, John
c. Waterbury. DR.. Henry James and Mel
son F. Bossert. The ceremony will be fol-
| lowed by a wedding breakfast at the
| country place of Col. and Mrs. Roosevelt,
| Sycamore Hill. Tie young couple will
sail the next day for a honeymoon trip
to Europe.
| A wedding of International interest will
| take place at the Baltimore Cathedral
Monday, May D. when the Baroness Aix
MoncheuT. daughter of Baron Moncheur.
the Belgian ambassador to Turkey, and
Mr. Robert F. Loree. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonor +. Loree of New York, will be
married. The ceremony will be performed
by Cardinal Gibbons, and will be fol-
lowed by a breakfast at the home of the
brides great-aunt, Mrs William H. Black
ford. No. 1910 Eutaw place. Baltimore.
| April % has been set for the date of the
wedding of Mrs Copiey-Thaw and Mr..
Godfrey Whitney of Milton, whose en-
gagement announced just before
| Christmas. 1t will take place very quietly
at Cumberland Island. Ga, the southern
estate of Mr.. and Mrs. George Carnegie,
the brother-in-law and sister of Mrs.
lCopley-Thaw. Mr.. Whitney is son of
Mrs. Charles Whitney Of Rockledge, Mil
ton, Mass. His brother. Mr.. Handasyde
Dumaresque, is to be best man if it is
possible for him to take the trip. Mrs.
Francis Watson recently visited Mrs
| Copley-Thaw, with her nephew, at her
home in this city. Mr.. Whitney and his
bride are to make an extended honey
moon abroad.
| The engagement of Miss Eva Marco Nc
Kay, daughter of Mr.. and,Mrs. Robert JEFF
| ferson Mckay of Pittsburgh, and. Baron
Won MISUNDERSTANDING Of Stuttgart,
| Germany, only son of the late Baron Bald
| niger Seidenberg. lord chamberlain to the
King Of Wurttemberg, and Countess de
Valols St Remy, was announced at a
luncheon given last week by the BRIDE
| elects sister, Mrs. Lewis K Robinson of
Seattle, Wash, who is visiting at the home
of her parents. Only Miss McKay's most
| intimate friends were invited. Covers were
| laid for ten, and the centerpiece was an
Easter basket of yellow and white tulips
and a large white rabbit. from which
| were extended narrow yellow ribbons
caught at the end to small Dummies with
the cards of Miss Mckay and her fiance.
The marriage will take place at Oak Hill,
ANDERSON avenue. the residence of Miss
McKay's grandmother, Mrs. James Nc
Kay, April 3. Miss Mckay made her de-
but three seasons ago at Oak Hill, to-
gether with her cousins, Miss Florence
Eugene O'Neill and Miss Ernestine Craig
She finished her education at Morristown,
N. j.: and following her debut went
abroad for an extended tour of Europe
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Craig of England.
Baron Won MISUNDERSTANDING arrived
from Europe last week. The McKays
have their summer home in Beaumaris
Canada. Baron Won Baldinger-S eidenberg
and his bride will make their home in
| london, England.
Miss Madeleine H. Allen. daughter of
MI: and Mrs. Joseph H. Allen of South
Orange, N. j.. is recovering from a re-
| cent serious illness. Her wedding to
William A. Slater. jr., of this city will
take place in August at York Harbor,
Me-, her parents country place.
The wedding. April 2. in Atlanta, Ca,
of Miss NJ A. Phelan and Mr.. Barry
Wright Of Rome. Ga, will be of interest
to the southern contingent here. The
event will be anticipated also by series
Of entertainments in compliment to Miss
Phelan. which will form an interesting
part of the Easter season gayeties. The
wedding will take place at st. Luke s
Episcopal Church, and will be followed
will be the maid of honor. Mrs. Uric
Atkinson. Mrs. Ernest Dallis, Mrs. Wyck-
| life Goldsmith. jr., and Mrs. Leigh Pal
mer Of Washington. D. c.. will be matrons
fxfh lFv Nr{y1 ~
| man. Mr.. JOHN Graham, Mr. Hal Bowie,
Mr.. Langdon Bowie of Rome and Mr..
John Copeland will be groomsmen, and
Mr.. Forrest Adair. Mr.. John E. Murphy,
Mr.. Hugh Mckee and Mr.. Max Wright,
Mr.. StroLle FOuche and Mr.. Robert
Graves of Rome ushers.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Robe,
daughter Of Mrs. Robe and the late Dr.
George HI. Robe of Baltimore, and En-
sign George wilson Dawson Dashiell.
U. S. N. son of Mrs. Henry H. Hubner
| Of Gainesville. Nd. will take place In the
summer. Ensign Dashiell, who is sta
toned at League Island navy yard. Phila-
delphia. was graduated from the Naval
Academy in 1912. and was one of the
honor men In his class. He is grandson
of Mr.. George Wilson Dawson of Balti-
more. and a nephew of Prof Paul J.
Dashiell of the Naval Academy.
At the wedding in Chicago of Miss Jean
Kremer. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
e. Kremer. and Mr.. Scott Winfield Prime
of Milwaukee. Wednesday, April 2, Mrs.
William F. McNally of Washington, d.
| c., will be matron of honor, and the
following young girls Will stretch the
ribbons: Frances Mcleod of Milwaukee,
niece of the bridegroom: Marie Hickey,
Janet Davis of Glencoe. Cornelia and
Christina Barlass and Resale O'Reily.
Orten Prime of Milwaukee will attend his
brother as best man.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Henry Duncan Green for the marriage
Of her daughter. Caroline Benning. and
Mr. Ralph Elliott Robertson. The
wedding will take place at o'clock
Wednesday evening, March &c, in, the
governors house in Juneau, Alaska
| Miss Green. whose home is in this
| city. has been a guest OF Mrs. Walter
| r. Clark, wife of Gov Clark of Alaska,
since last October. and 1T was during
| who is prominent professional man
| OF Juneau.
Mr. Gardner r. Williams has issued
Invitations to the marriage Of his
daughter, Miss Dorothy Williams, and
Tuesday afternoon. April 10. in ST.
Johns Church. this city. A reception
| will follow at the Williams home at
2201 street. After brief wedding
trip Mr.. Pinckard and his bride will
| reside In San Francisco.
| Mrs Bond. wife of Capt. Bond. En-
| gineer Corps. L. s. A. and her little
daughter will sail the 31st for Panama.
Mrs. Bond will be matron of honor at
| the marriage of her cousin. Miss Ail<en
l. Gorgas: daughter of Col and Mrs