The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-18
; Doines Of Society .
Observation-Disclosures


A beautiful wedding took place late
yesterday afternoon at st. Stephen
Church, Pennsylvania avenue, at which
the contracting parties were Miss Vir-
ginia Gertrude Hunter and Mr.. Reginald
Edward FenneI, both Of this city. The
high altar before which the impressive
ceremony took place was massed IN
white flowers and lighted by hundreds Of
candles. The ushers who seated the
company invited to witness the ceremony
were Messrs Charles R. MCGEE. CLIFFORD
A. Neale, Samuel Feland, and Charles M
Hunter.
The bride, who was escorted by her
brother, DR.. Oscar P. Hunter, wore a
trained gown Of ivory white satin with
long over drapery OF Chantilly lace. She
wore a tulle veil. held by clusters Of
orange blossoms, and carried a large
shower bouquet Of lilies OF the valley
and Bride roses. Her attendants in
cluded a little cousin, Miss Katherine
Edmondson, who walked directly in ad-
vance Of the bride, scattering rose petals
from the door to the altar. and three
bridesmaids The maid of honor Miss
Fannie r Noack, wore light blue crepe
de chine made with round accordian
pleated skirt, with bodice and short
a hat of tuIle and velvet in blue and
cream tones. and carried Golden Gate
roses. The bridesmaids, Miss Sidney
Pearson and Miss Viola Fennell, were
gowned alike. in pale yellow crepe de
chine. on the same model as the maid
OF honor. Their hats were Of yellow vel
vet, trimmed in roses, and their bouquets
also OF Golden Gate roses. A short mu-
steal program preceded the wedding
march. the regular organist presiding.
Rev. ]. r. Magher, o. P, Of St Dominic's
Church, a cousin OF the bridegroom, Of
fciated, assisted by the rector OF st.
Stephens. The bridegroom had as his
best man his brother. Mr.. Aubrey B.
Fennell. A small reception at the brides
home, on H street, followed the cere-
mony.
The Admiral Of the navy and Mrs.
Dewey, who passed the entire sea-
son at the Oriental Hotel. Manhattan
Beach. are again at their home in K
street for the winter.
The usual Friday night dance will be
held this evening at the Lord Baltimore
Country Club in the old Calvert mansion,
Riverdale. Md.
Miss Martha Bowers, who has been
making a short visit to Cincinnati to
give her personal direction to the finish
ing Of the home which. she will occupy
after her marriage to Mr.. Robert Taft
on October II. Miss Bowers is expected
at her home in Rhode Island avenue
today.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Ellen Dickinson Wallace. Of Fredericks-
burg. Va. to Lieut.. william Tayloe
Smith. U. s. N. on Thursday. September
af
Georges Episcopal Church. Fredericks-
burg, Rev. J. ]. Lanier D. D., officiating.
Following their honeymoon, Lieut. and
Mrs. Smith will take up their residence
1t Annapolis.
Mrs. Murray Cobb. who has been pass
ng the summer with her mother. Mrs
George II. Hun. at the latter's estate in
has returned TO town.
where she and Mr.. Cobb have opened
their house in Eighteenth street for
the winter.
Mrs. Henry 3. Brown. widow OF the
ate Justice Brown. OF the Supreme Court, |
has returned to town and taken an apart
nent at the Dresden for the winter.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Strauss are also
at the Dresden for the sea
son.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles c. Marsh, the
after formerly Miss Charlotte Evans, Of |
This city. daughter of the late Rear Ad-
niral Robley D. Evans, have been located
It Barcelona, Spain. where Ithey recently
arrived from Germany. They will remain
n Spain until they receive funds sentI
through the State Department. to which |
Mrs. Marsh's brother. Commander Frank
+. Evans, L. S. N. appealed yesterday.
NJ. and Mrs. James F. j. Archibald |
sailed on the Rotterdam on Wednesday |
'or Holland. from which point Mr.. Arch
bald expects to penetrate to the seat OF
war as a special writer on military top
cs
Mrs. Rose Davis has returned to Wash !
ngton. after spending the summer in the |
Eastern States.
Rev. Frank X Bisehoff. pastor of the |
Church Of the Nativity in BriGhtwood. |
,ficiated at 3 o'clock Wednesday at the /
Wedding OF Miss Lola A. Rhine. daughter
II Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Rhine, OF
27 Georgia avenue, and Mr. Frank B.
dOrrow. The ceremony was performed in
he church and witnessed by relatives
md friends Of the contracting parties.
rhe bride wore a becoming travelling
uit Of blue grenadIne and tailored hat
nd carried a shower OF bride roses The
was Miss Hattie Morrow,
lister Of the groom. She wore a navy
lue suit and carried tea roses. Mr.. James
a Rhine. brother OF the bride, acted as
est man. The wedding march was played
y Miss Roberta Morrow. sister of the
room A reception followed at the home
( the brides parents. after which Mr..
nd Mrs. Morrow left for their honey