Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-06
MRS. RUFUS HENRY MAURER,
Who was Miss Isabel Gaisberg.

Mr.. Andrew Carnegie, and Mr.. Theron
B. Hoyt of New York were married yes
terday in Pittsburgh at the home OF the
Only the members of the two families
witnessed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs
Hoyt will live at Richmond Hill, N. Y.
Mrs. Harrison. formerly Of GIT 18th
street, has returned to the city. and will
be at the Marlborough, on 18th street. the
coming winter.
Mr.. Henry L. lie Due. formerly Of this
city, and now connected with the general
land Office in Santa Fe, N. NJ, is here on
a three-week visit to his father.
Mrs. Charles r. Howard, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. NJ. Hunter Of
1928 T street, was honor guest at a dance
given Saturday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Colbert, in Chevy Chase.
A buffet supper was served during the
evening.
An interesting wedding took place in
Philadelphia last night when Miss Ro-
min Watkins of Montreal were married
at the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Clarence Taylor. The ceremony was
os the by cb 51s Ksy R1
Episcopal Church, in the bay window
Of the reception room, where a prize
dieu Of flowers and foliage was erected.
Inc DFluc, WHO was given fndTTldSo
by her brother; Harold Taylor; wore
white satin. The corsage of duchess
and point lace had small tulle sleeves
and low. square neck; The long
shoulders Of the gown and pointed
panel of lace adorned the front. Her
veil was of tulle arranged with a cap
Of duchess lace and orange blossoms.
white orchids and lilies of valley.
The maid or honor, Miss Ruth Watkins
of Washington, D. c., was gowned in
yellow taffeta made In the style Of 1920
over a hoopskirt and trimmed with
cream lace and quillings of ribbon. She
carried an enormous old-fashioned bou-
quet of vari-colored flowers finished
sell Taylor acted as best man. A re-
ception followed the ceremony. after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins left on
their wedding trip. They will live at the
they will be at home after January !.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvo are to entertain at
a dinner tonight for DR.. and Mrs Har-
rington of Boston, parents Of Mr.. Thomas
Dempsey Harrington. the bridegroom Of
tomorrow. Miss Calvo, the bride-elect,
will give a dinner at the Shoreham to-
night for her bridesmaids. etc, while Mr..
HARRINGTON is having his best man and
ushers at dinner with him. All the party
will meet afterward for a dance.
A cablegram from London announces
the wedding in the Savoy Chapel Royal
there yesterday of Miss Lille Car
stairs. daughter of Mr. Charles Stewart
Carstairs of Philadelphia. to Lieut..
John H, Towers. U. S. N. naval attache
of the American embassy in Great Brit
ain. The bride is daughter of a
prominent Philadelphia family. She
has lived in New York and London
more than a decade.
The wedding in London was cele-
brated the day of the funeral, in Phila-
delphia: OF the brides grandmother:
James Carstairs. who died suddenly
last Friday at her summer homo. In
Chelsea. N. J.
Lieut. Towers is one of the selected
intelligence officers of the navy. and
was detailed to the British embassy in
August. 1914. Immediately after the
outbreak of the war. He is one of the
skilled aviators of the navy, and a few
years ago was in an accident at An
napolis. in which he was badly injured
his flying companion being killed. He
was graduated eight years ago from
Annapolis. He was appointed from
Georgia in 1902 having been born in
that state in. 1885. Prior to being sent
to London Lieut.. Towers had six years
Of sea service.