The Washington times., 1914-09-02
The News of Society
By JEAN ELIOT.

CHARMING wedding took place
n at noon today at St. Matthew $
\ Episcopal Church, jamestown.
T. /. when Miss Isabel Ma
~1ider. daughter Of Dr. Alexander Ma
~ude-. L. :. \. retired. and Mrs. Ma
-.deT became the bride Of Ensign
"rCy Kent Rowbottom. /. 5. y. The
urch was decorated with palms. ferns.
I'd garden flowers
Ihe bride, who was given in marriage
her father. wore q gown of soft
mite satin. made with cour; train
ing from the shoulders and trimmed
tn tulle and fine old rose Point lace.
Ter veil. of tuIe was arranged with
ap of tulle and old lace and she car
d A shower of lilies of the valley.
Miss Meta Jefferson. of Lowell, Mass,
-Ousin Of the bride, was maid of honor
ma wore frock of blue chiffon. with
Eirdle and panniers of blue taffeta gar
-ishod with ecru lace. Her hat was of
aue satin and chiffon. trimmed with
-ardenids and she carried an armtul
ol pink srapdragOns.
The bli !eSmaiQS were Miss ROwbot-
tom. sister Of the bridegroom, the
Misses Elsie and Alice Downing, daugh-
.tGS OI MI ana MIS- A - DOWllnS- VI
Washington. the Misses Anne and Eve
ina CrIraves. daughters of Capt. and
Mrs. Albert GleaNeS. L. 5. n: Miss Tai
NoiJ. OF Lowell. Mass. and Miss Lila
Fisher. Of Philadelphia. Their gowns
wee Cf rose pink. made like that of the
mad Of honor with pink HAS, and
they carried sheaves of pink snap
dragons.
Lieut. Franklin P. Conger, L. S. n,
vas best man for Ensign Rowbottom'
! iatrf Maurice X
ierce L. :. y; Lieut.. Edgar 4. Logan,
Z S y: Lieut. Toilette Bradley, L. S. |
4. and Ensigns Walter r. Davidson, |
I.dwin !. Gillian, and Howard A. flan- !
LgaU. L. :. y.
All tn, men OF the bridal party were !
uniform.
After the ceremony there was a we'd /
ing breakfast at the Jamestown casino
nd later Mr.. and Mrs. Rowbott"E1 left
-0r a short wedding trip, the pride
Gearing a gown of mulberry silk, with |
. small black hat.
Mrs Rowbottom. who made her debut |
N Washington several seasons ago Is !
gopular here.
Ensign ROwbottOm is attached to the !
submarine fiotilla, and with his bride
I'LL probably make Newport his head
quarters for the present.
A number Of relatives and friends of
the hriCS and bridegroom went TO
jamestown fer the wedding. and are
topping al lRe 1dGulncT HOUSE a !
-ound OF entertaining for the bride
-7arked the week preceding the we'd
ing.
Mrs. Blanche L. SeeIey and John A.
Nratz. both Of this city. were married |
IN August g at Stroudsburg, Pa. Mr.. |
Eratz is member Of the Washington !
tirm Of Lawyers, Leckie. Cox & Kratz, |
md belongs to the Columbia Country |
cub and the I -0iNerSif,- i"llb
Former Senator and Mrs Albert J.
Teveridse are spending several days at
IN" Plaza. in New York awaiting the ar
rival Of relatives from abroad.
The marriage is announced of Miss |
Eathryn Prescott Lansing. of New !
York, and Pendleton Beall. formerly of |
this city. and son Of Col. and Mrs. |
Fielder NJ. NJ Bean. of Chevy Chase
The ceremony took place August 81. at !
the summer home of the brides mother. !
7ill bc al home after September 9 at |
JohnstuWn, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex &. LeSare reached |
Boston last Saturday from Liverpool on |
The Franconia and are now at Kent |
Miss Lota Robinson. who has been !
making a visit OF some weeks in New !
Dort. will go to Narragansett Pier to
-oln the house party which John r
Mclean Is entertaining at Kinney
Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair were
among the dinner hosts at Newport
iasi evening.
II. / S.sson. Of 1854 street south !
east has Joined his family at Orange. |
Va. where he will remain for ten DAYS |
surprise party was given last eve
7tng for Mrs H. Oppenhcimer. ar her
residence. 1914 Lamont street north
west. ny her son J. Oppenheimer. The
guests included Mrs L. Schneider. Miss