Evening star., 1914-10-05
IN THE World Of SOCIETY
MIR. AND MRS. BRYAN SPENT
YESTERDAY IN NEW YORK.
Recent Weddings and Coming Ones
Travels-Personal
Notes.

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Notes.
| secretary and Mrs. Bryan were the
weekend guests at Greystone-on-the
HUDSON, N. Y, of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Untermeyer. Mrs. Bryan is expected
home tomorrow.
The Russian ambassador and Nine
Sakhmeteff are in New York for a few
Gays before coming to this city for
| the winter
The marriage of Miss Helen Hearn
OBrien and Count Massimiliano Cola
eicchi e OF italy. member of the Pom
| tlhcal Noble Guard. is an event of to-
day at the convent in West Virginia
| where the bride attended school, Her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald G. OBrien
of Pittsburgh. and other relatives, in
Guiding the brides younger sister, the
only attendant at the ceremony. left
Pittsburgh Saturday to be present.
| The bride-to-be is a granddaughter OF
the late Maj. James Hearn, .. S. A,
and a niece Of the late Col. Lawrence
Hearn Count colacicchi is the first
noble guard to marry in America Miss
O'Brien met her fiance while studying
| at Trinita del Monti, convent in
Rome.
Mrs. Edwin T. Sweet of this city.
| who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George P. Sweet in Detroit, will re-
| turn here in a day or two.
| The marriage of Miss Beulah Eaton
Hepburn, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A
Barton Hepburn, and Lieut.. Robert X.
NJ. Emmet, U. S. N, son of Col; and
Mrs. Robert Temple Emmet. VIII pe
celebrated at the summer home OF & the
| in, RidRaf5eld- n.
Saturday, October IL
Mrs. Russell B. Harrison, accom-
panied by her mother. Mrs: saunders
and William H. Harrison, 80, mas re-
turned here for the winter.
| Mr.. c. Grant Church of the bureau OF
chemistry and family have left for Los
| Angeles, Cal.
Miss sal1ie spotswood Beach. in
honor of the seventy-second oirth-
day of her mother, Mrs. M Eilzaoe..i %
Beach, gave house-warmlng IN her new
home, 216 Willow avenue, Iakona ar, taS
last Tuesday. The house was decorated
with golden rod and autumn leaves: Dur-
ing the evening Miss Elizabeth Giiham
Wilson gave several recitations An,3ns nJ,s
the guests present were Rev: ana NiS
W: W. McMaster' ste MI Mr' mrs ana Trs: y F Nc. c:
Analy, Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Hun Mr.
and Mrs. Austin, Mesdames Clyde Kin
cheloe, Arthur King, Charles MeGiley'
Carrie Swearingen, Mary Golden, .i;ce tsooe' a q
Henry. Mean.si' Drinkard. Mary ogg; Misses Is
Monte c. Robinson, Elizabeth Gilhana
Wilson, Mary T. Marsh. Estelle DeisneI
Grace e. Crawford. Reynolds, Ailce aho
Emma Yeatman. Sadie sn,asn 1eathaan Ethe1 t,t,e
Vaughan Wilkinson. Matte NJ House
Armistead, Emma R. Lowell. Mary cum
ningham and Addie Clements. ana Juuse
Woodford Harlan. Capt. Charles CiarK
John D; Beach Fred don myat.' Mr 1eike 1 oau and
Dr. Robert Oleson. Mrs. Arthur Wise
De Bell, another daughter of Mrs Beacn
who now resides in Maiden, W. va
came on especially for the occasion ano
is spending few days WIN ne her aa;u;ant aiusnnt
and sister. Mrs. Beach was the reclpieh'
of a number of beautiful presents
At St. Patrick's Catholic Church last
Tuesday morning Miss Mary mary Il. L. % raaieS q, !
Haverhill, Mass. were married: The
bride was escorted by her father. and
wore white crepe meteor draped IN
chantilly lace and trimmed VIII VIII
pearls. She carried a shower bouquet
Of white roses and lilies of the valley
and wore diamond pendant. the glf'
of the groom. Her sister. MISS V1r-
ginia Haley. was the Ilnw Only aetenaant erene DE-
IL
chine, with black velvet picture nal
and carried shepherdess crook with
| yellow roses The best man was Mr
Lawrence Mcnamara, the bridegroom
brother.
A wedding breakfast followed at the
home of the brides parents. after
which Mr. and Mrs. Mcnamara left Tor
the White mountains. They Will also
down in Haverhill, Mass, where they
expect to be at home after jan
| uary l.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elwood Foster
have returned from their summer
home at Gloucester, Mass. and are at
their apartment in the Portland
Miss Agnes f. Henritze and Mr.. John
Lambert Walker were married at the
home of the brides parents, 1883 Mint
wood place last Wednesday evening.
Monsignor Mackin of st. Paul's per-
/ formed the cermony.
| At o'clock, to the strains of Men
delsohn's wedding march. the groom en-
| tered with his mother. followed by his
best man. Mr.. Raymond HelSkell. with
the brides mother. In the wedding party
were Miss Walker. sister OF the groom
in blue velvet. and Miss Adele Henrltze
gold lace The latter wore gold lace
cap, and both attendants carried yellow
chrysanthemums. The bride, given away
| by her father. was charming IN Whlte
satin with court train and pearls. She
wore wore veil with orange blossoms. and
carried a shower bouquet of brides
roses and lilies of the valley.
| A large reception followed the cere-
mony, and the young couple left for the
north, where they will spend their
honeymoon They will be at home after
November 1 at 1888 Mintwood place.
| DR.. and Mrs. Henry Churchill Cook
and sister, Miss Mayer. have returned
home after q delightful season in
northern Michigan.
Miss Louise Harrison has returned to
the city after an absence of a month
with relatives.
Mrs. L. 5. Armstrong of Louisville,
lKy.. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mauch-
| lin Niven at their country place on Brad
dock Heights, Va
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Monaghan announce
the marriage of Miss Evelyn Louise
Smith and DR.. Ernest L. Morgan of
Clvde. n. G., Saturday, october 3, by the
Rev. John r. Huddle of ST. Paurs Eng
lish Lutheran Church. They will be at
home in Clvde, N c.. after November l.
| The marriage next Wednesday of Miss
| Ruth Appleton, daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs Francis r. Appleton of New York