The Washington herald., 1914-10-25

The marriage Of Miss Morris Addison to
Mr.. George Emlen Roosevelt. Of New
York. took place yesterday in the pres
ence Of only a small family party in
Christ Church. Stamford. Conn. The
father of the bride and rector OF the
church, Rev. Charles Morris Addison.
D. D.. officiated. Mr.. w. Emlen Roose-
welt. father OF the bridegroom, served as
bert man. ard Rev. James Theyer Addi-
son gave his sisters hand in marriage.
This ceremony. OF much social interest.
was planned for November II with a
large bridal party and many guests. but
owing to Illness In both families Z Sc
plans were Cancelled on the eve Of yes
terday's ceremony for which no invita-
tions were issued.
Both young people have many friends
in Washington. the bride being great
granddaughter Of Commodore Charles
Morris, L. 6. N. and the bridegroom
cousin Of former President Roosevelt
and a nephew OF Mrs. F. Reeve Merritt
Of this city and Oyster Bay. He was
graduated from Harvard several ye-rs
ago and is now associated with his
father in business in New York.
Prof. and Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn
entertained at delightful reception yes
terday at their summer home. Castle
Rock" in Garrison. n. Y. for their son
and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Fairfield Osborn. jr., who were married
In London on September s Mrs. Osborn
was Miss Marjorie Lam d. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix F. Lamond
The Central Presbyterian Church was
the scene Of large wedding last evening
when the contracting parties were Miss
Inez Wells, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Adolphus W. Wells, and Mr. Livingston
Vann. jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Living
ston Vann. all OF Washington.
The large bridal party included three
sisters OF the bride. two matrons. and a
maid. Mrs. Swift Galloway Boykin. and
Mrs. Omer B. Buchanan and Miss Asha
Louise Wells, and the following girl
friends: Fern Prince, Miss Agnes Pen
dleton, Miss F. Olivia Johnson. Miss
! Ethel johnson, Miss Mabel Barbour, Miss
Louise Moore. all of Washington. and
Miss Eunice May Taylor. Of Goldsbor-
ough. n. c. The ushers were Mr. John
Bowman. Mr.. George Moore. Mr.. P. Ray
mond Boesch, Mr.. Timothy Newkirk, Mr..
Corwin Newkirk Mr.. W. n. Carroll, Mr..
Fred Boorman and Mr.. Thornley, Sea-
brook.
Mr.. Enoch J. vann was his brothers
best man. The regular organist Of the
church furnished the music and the pas
lOTs rev. =. H. dg lOEs " AACu-
The ceremony was foll9 q by a re-
ception at the home Of IT brides sister,
Mrs. Buchanan. The J ie and bride
groom will pass their hCLeymoon in the
South visiting relatives in Georgia and
North Carolina before sailing for the
Panama Canal Zone, where they will
make their home
The marriage Of Miss Rosalie Wiltber-
ger and Mr. John B. Switzer took place
yesterday at noon at st. Paurs Church.
Rock Creek. Rev. Charles f. Buck ofti-
ciating. The bride was escorted by her
father, Mr.. Thomas Wiltberger. and wore
a travelling dress Of blue velvet and broad
cloth and a blue velvet hat trimmed with
plumes. Her bouquet was Of lilies OF the
valley and orchids. Miss Lena Fowler
was maid Of honor. She wore a dress Of
blue crepe de chine with a black velvet
hat trimmed with yellow plunes. Her
bouduet was Of yellow roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Switzer left Immediately
afterward for their honeymoon travels
and will be at home after November 10
at the Rochester. this city.
Mrs Caspar, Of New York. and Mr..
Dowd. Of Indiana, aunt and uncle Of the
bridegroom. were present at the cere-
mony.
Tuesday. December !, has been select
ed as the wedding day Of Miss Leila
Harrison and Lieut.. Goeffrey Reyes. L.
8. A., the ceremony to take place at St
Matthews Church at 4 o'clock. Miss
Harrison. who is the daughter OF Nr.
George F. E. Harrison. was one OF the
most popular Of the debutAntes Of the
season Of ls12-1s, and has made q dis
tinct place for herself IN Washington So
ciety.
Lieut.. Reyes is now stationed at Texas