Evening star., 1914-11-17
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MARRIAGE OF MISS HOWARD
AND MIR. MUNHALL.
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Other Events.

| The marriage of Miss Marguerite
| Howard. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John
Thomas Howard. and Mr.. Herbert
Nicholas Munhall of Pittsburgh took
place this morning at II O'Clock at St.
Patrick's Church, and was witnessed b.
| a large assemblage of relatives and
| friends of the couple.
The sanctuary was banked with palms
and ferns. and the altar vases Were
! filled with pink chrysanthemums.
beautiful musical program was carried
| out during the ceremony and at the
nuptial mass that followed, in which a
number of friends of the bride of today
associated with her in musical work
here took part. Rev. Father Riordan
of the Church of the immaculate Con-
ception performed the ceremony. and
Mgr. Russell and a number of other
clergymen were present in the sane
tuary.
/ The bride, who was escorted by her
! father, wore a handsome gown OF
white charmeuse, brocaded in deslsl
of bride roses and true lovers knots,
with princess lace on the bodice Her
/ tulle Veil was wreathed with orange
blossoms and fell to the end OF her long
court train. She Wore diamond pend
ant the gift of her mother, and a dla-
!
bridegroom. y shower bouquet OF
| lilies OF the alley was carried.
| Miss Ruth Emmert Duffey of this
city was the maid of honor. and her
gown was of pink crepe meteor. WITH
| a tunic of pink chiffon, edged with Il
narrow band of ermine. She wore Il
black velvet hat. trimmed with clus-
| ter of pink plumes-
| The bridegroom two SISTERS, Mrs.
; Arthur Vincent Campbell and Mrs.
| Eugene Henry Niedringhaus. both OF
Pittsburgh, were the matrons of honor.
Mrs. Campbell wore gown of pink
| chiffon velvet, trimmed with point lace
and silk net, with large black velvet
! hat trimmed with pink ostrich plumeS
and pink roses.
Mrs. Niedringha wore pink chiffon
over pink crepe meteor with silver lace
on the bodice. Her hat was also of
black velvet. wreathed with pink
ostrich and caught at the side with 4
single pink rose.
All the attepdants carried bouquets
The two little flower girls. Margaret
| Annette Armstrong of Virginia and
, Helen Frances Sheehan of this city.
wore white lingerie dresses with pink
| accessories and lace caps trimmed
with rosebuds They carried small bas-
kets filled with pink rosebuds.
| The best man was DR.. Thomas Z.
Lavelle of Butte, Mont, former class
| mate of the groom at Georgetown Uni
versity, and the ushers included Mr..
| Eugene H. Niedringhaus and Mr.. Arthur
V. Campbell of Pittsburgh and Mr.. d.
| Austin Howard and Mr.. S. Theodore
| Howard of this city
| home on n street, when the newly mar
ried couple were assisted in receiving
| by Mrs. A. NJ. Munhall of Pittsburgh,
| the groom's mother, who wore a gown
| of kings blue velvet, trimmed with black
| net and metal lace, with a black hat
| trimmed with plumes. and Mrs. Howard.
| the brides mother, whose gown was of
| mulberry crepe meteor heavily beaded
| and adorned with lace. Her velvet hat
| was trimmed with plumes to match.
| Mr. and Mrs. Munhall left this after
noon for their wedding trip, the latter
wearing a suit of navy blue cloth, with
| fitch fur forming the collar and cuffs on
| the coat, and a small blue velvet toque
| home after January i in Pittsburgh, Pa.
A number of guests were present at
| the ceremony from Pittsburgh.
The marriage of Miss Alma Green
wood Isel, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
G. Isel. and Mr.. Raymond August
Toense took place last evening at the
residence of the brides parents. 907
o street northwest. Rev. J. Jay Dimon
of st. Andrews officiating. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with palms,
leaves, roses and chrysanthemums. A
bower of the latter formed charming
setting Tor the couple ana attendants
during the ceremony. The bride was
given in marriage by her father, her
sister. Miss Miriam Isel, being her
maid of honor. Mr.. Andrew Pine. a
cousin of the groom. was best man. The
bride looked charming in her bridal
robe of white duchess satin, chiffon and
lace with veil of tuile, caught here
and there with lilies of the valley.
She carried a shower bouquet of white
roses and lilies of the valley. Miss
Miriam Isel wore light blue charmeuse
and carried pink chrysanthemums. The
brides going gown was of golden
brown duvetyn. The couple received
many fine gifts. They left on a late
train for their honeymoon travels.
Mrs. Toense was the guest Of honor
at a linen shower given by members of
the Alpha Delta Alpha Sorority, of
which she is member, last Thursday
afternoon at the residence Of Miss Mar
jorie Nettleton, 1746 Euclid street
northwest On her entrance into the
drawing room. which was prettily dec
grated for the occasion, she was given
holder on which to wind the cord at