The Washington herald., 1914-06-11

According TO fnlormatfon feceiNeo ifoti
the White HOUSE last evening. Miss
Margaret Wilson has been greatly bene-
flied by the slight operation performed
on her throat early in the week. in
Philadelphia, and will pass the next few
days with friends in Princeton.
It is expected Miss Wilson will re-
main in Princeton until after the visit
Of the President, who is expected at the
university for the reunion of the Class Of
% on Sunday.
The French Ambassador and Nine Jus
serand. who are passing the early sum-
mer at their embassy in Sixteenth street,
entertained at dinner there this evening.
A number of dinner companies were en-
tertained at the Chevy Chas Club last
evening. Among the hosts were Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrison McClintock. Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Britton. DIR. and Mrs: Nash,
Mrs. George Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs Vic
tor Cushman. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Payne Meredith, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wheatley. Miss Lacy, and Mrs. Water
man.
Another beautiful wedding ceremony
took place at St Thomas Church last
evening, when a fashionable company
witnessed the marriage of Miss Lillian
Cannon Miller and Lieut. Gordon Whit
ing McLane, of the United States Reve-
nue. Cutter Service.
The chancel was banked in palms and
pink peonies and roses, with the latter
ako marking the reserved pews for the
nearest relatives Of the two young people.
The ushers who seated the company
and later led the bridal procession were
Messrs Wilson Offutt, jr.. Leroy War
al Nfe A
X. Mulliman and the Btide's brother,
Charles F. Miller.
The bridesmaids were Miss Mary Por-
terfield. OF Charleston, w. Va: Miss Lii
las MacLane, Of Boston. a sister of the
bridegroom: Miss Sara Billiard and Miss
Jane Offutt. both OF Washington.
Miss Anna o. Miller. sister Of the bride,
was maid of honor. The four bridesmaids
wore charming gowns In two tones Of
taffeta, a soft pink and pinkish mauve.
all of the one material going into the
gowns. which were Of round length and
very smartly draped. They all wore
smart little hats of lace trimmed in pink
roses and carried bouquets Of pink roses.
The maid of honor wore a gown of
Dresden taffeta. with deep girdle show
ing a rich gold luster, in addition to the
harmonious tones of the gown, which
was several tones deeper than the brides
maids. The maid of honor also showed
a great departure In the form of her
bouquet. which was entirely of maiden
hair fern.
The bride, escorted by her father. Mr..
Julian Hite Miller. looked charming in
a trained gown OF brocade satin and
messaline. The long tunic oyerdress of
messaline was held about the waist by
a soft girdle of very delicately tinted
satin. showing pink and blue. This also
formed a sash at the left side. each end
being tipped by a tsssel of pearls. The
bridal veil of tulle was held by lilies of
the valley. in the becoming cap OF the
while across the end of the
long square train the veil was edged
in lilies and maidenhair ferns The
bridal bouquet was of lilies and white
rose buds.
The bridegroom. who was attended by
Mr.. William Lawrence Miller. of Wor-
cester, Mass, met the bride at the
chancel. Rev. c. Ernest Smith, D. D.,
rector OF the church. offlciated.
Following the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller. with the bride and bridegroom.
received their friends at a reception at
1903 Twentieth street.
Mr. and Mrs. c. J. De Zatti, of Will
hanson. n. Y, are making a short stay
at the Hotel Powhatan.
The marriage Of Miss Elsa Gertrude
Bauer to Mr.. Carl C. Mueller took place
last evening at the Concordia Lutheran
Church in the presence OF a large COM
pany.
The bride. who wore a trained gown |
of pure white charmeuse with tulle veil. |
was accompanied to the altar by her |
mother. Mrs. II. F. Bauer. and pre- |
,eded by three attendant maids. The |
after were Miss Marguerite S. Ballbach. |
Ter cousin Miss Louise A. Eberly. cousin |
If the bridegroom. and Miss Mamie So
ootka- The maid Of honor wore gown
of pink crepe. and the two
bridesmaids white gowns with pink ac- i
,essories. All carried beautiful bouquets
If Mrs. Ward roses.
Mrs. Bauer wore a handsome toilet Of
tlver gray charmeuse with toque of
White straw, trimmed in pink roses.
The brides bouquet was of lilies of the
,alley. Her ornaments consisted of a
,earI necklace. the Hift of her mother.
md a diamond pendant from the bride
room.
The bridegroom had as his best man
lis brother. Mr.. George T. Mueller, jr.
The ushers were DR.. Charles l. Griffith.
dr. John A. Sobotka, Mr.. John Helmus.
IL of Washington. and Mr.. Henry c.
dcKanna. of Boston. i
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