The Washington times., 1915-11-11
Happenings of the Day
In. Capital Smart Set

took place last evening at st. Margarets
Church. was one of the prettiest cere-
monies Of the autumn season. The Rev.
Dr. Herbert Scott Smith, rector OF the
church. officiated, using the double ring
service. Quantities of autumn leaves
were used In the decorations and the
chancel was banked with palms and
beautihed with clusters OF white chrys-
snthemums.
Mr.. Droop gave the bride In marriage,
and she made a charming picture as she
entered the church on his arm. Her
gown was Of soft ivory satin. made
with the n,odish short skirt and a long
court train. The bodice was OF duchesse
veil Of tulle and point lace was held I'm
place by a Wreath Of orange blossoms.
She wore a lavalliere OF diamonds and
platinum. with q pear-shaped diamond
ner flowers were a. shower Of white or
chIds and lilies OF the valley.
The sisters Of the bride. Miss Agnes
! Graf and Miss Elizabeth Gran. were
gowns of silvery-green satin. trimmed
! with silver lace. were made with short
full skirts and pointed bodices. They
| carried white chrysanthemums. Miss
a Anan ,ster ssnenans mase DFSSR dainty little now
er girl in her short-waisted frock of
white taffeta. with its berunled skirt
and girdle Of white chrysanthemums
SnC CaTrlc0 u ndt-sHuptu babnSt oot
lined with white chrysanthemums, but
filled with white rose petals. James
de Gardenzi was best men. and the
ushers were 8. w. Marshall and John
waukee; william j. Fiather, Ivan 8.
Hooker and Frederick Altemus.
A reception followed at Rauscher's
70. the mony friends OF the young
ing by Mrs. Droop. the BRIDES mother.
who wore a gown Of II ntdnight blue
velvet. compined with silver lace and
tulle. and Mrs. ]. c. Corby. mother
OF black velvet with. iridest Cent trim
ming OF blue and black. A stringcd
orchestra furnished music for tho
dancing. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Corby
left for their Wedding trip; the bride
tyn, with collar and cuffs Of beaver.
and q blue velvet turban, trimmed
with band of uncurled ostrich
Mr. and Mrs. corby will be a, HON.
after January at the Fillmore. New
York.
Among the out -of-town guests at
the wedding werc Mrs. +. r. Droop,
Miss M,s Troop. Mrs.; ~; Frank sl;. Ward; OF New New
J. A. Cushman. Of New York Mr. and
Mrs. Howard LonCstreth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis kolb. Miss Elizabeth Kolh.
and Mr.. Charles Kolb. OF Philadel.
pl>s: Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.. Dexter. OF
Springfield. Mass: Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
HilrenberE and Miss RogEe. OF salti-
more.
Mrs. William p wooten; wife Of
Brooke. wife of Captain Brooke. u.
s. A.. win go TO New York Novembe
25 to spend several days and to at
tend the Army and Navy football
game on the afternoon Of November
Mrs. Clay and Miss Isabelle Clay.
mother and sister OF Mrs. wooten.
who have been her guests for sew
eral weeks, returned TO their home in
Kentucky yesterday:
The British Ambassador and LAZY
Spring Rice left Ottawa yesterday for
this city. after paying their annual
visit to the governor general OF
Canada and the Duchess OF Con-
naught.
Miss Katherine @. Knight. daughter
Of Rear Admiral Austin NJ. Knight,
L. s. n. who has been visiting in An
napolis. has returned to Newport.
Nine. da CANA. wife OF the Brazilian
ambassador gave a dinner last night
at the st. Regis. in New York city
taking her guests ,afterward to the
Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson
also entertained guests at Inner last
night at the st. Regis
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Miss Julia Littell. daughter Of Col.
!. W. Littell. u. s. A., and Mrs Ltteli.
whose marriage to Lieut.. Alexander
Patch will take place November 20. will!
nc the guest OF honor at a tea which
Miss Hilda Haines is giving this after
noon. Mrs. William J. Lyster and Miss
tabk.
Mr. Francis Alton Connolly will en-
tertsln at luncheon tomorrow in compli-
ment to Miss Littel!.
Mrs. John ". Pillins, who has been
at the White Sulphur Springs for some
time; has left there for Atlantic City,
making the trip by automobile.
Mr.: and Mrs. James A. Drain are At
tho Hot Springs, Va.
aSns spencer aer has ys, 1s'urned ,1 oO to
buchanan. son of Brig. Gen. James
buchanan. [. 8. A.. retired. at Ayrs.;re,
his country home near upperville. va.
A quiet wedding took place last even.
ing at O'Clock at the home or ar.
and Mrs. John Steinle. when their
daughter Miss Bessie Marguerite
Steinle, was married to Dr. Henry ".
l'r. Wiedly, OF the Lutheran Church
performed the ceremony in the pres
ence OF the immediate family.
The bride wore travelling gown OF
blue whipcord trimmed In beaver. win
hat to match. After wedding inn
they will live at %2< East Capitol street.
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The dance which was to have been
given by the Winnie Davis Chapter
u. l.. c., Tuesday evening was post
poned on account OF the death OF Mrs
Magnus Thompson, honorary president
or the District division. The dance Will
be held tomorrow evening in the bail
room OF the Rochambeau. Miss t>ansIe
Casenave Wilson. president OF the WIN
ME Davis Chapter. will receive, assisted
by Mrs. Marion Butler. founder or ,ne
chapter. and Mrs. Maude Howell Sml,n
president ID. &. Division, u. d. {. I'm.
chaperones will be Mrs George Tneo-
bald. Mrs. Drury Conway Ludlow ana
Mrs. Archibald Young. Miss Alice
Theobald Is In charge OF the arrange
ments for the dance.
Tho Rev. Hubert Rex johnson. pastor
OF the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church. will officiate at the marriage
this evening OF Miss Lillian Dorothea
Klein. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Mich
olos Klein and James W. Mannlon. Of
Richmond. The ceremony will be per-
formed at o'clock at the home OF fhe