The Washington times., 1915-09-22
Items of Interest and lmpor-
tance of Past, Present, and
Future Among Official and
Fashionable Folk.

ton J. Rensselaer,. Mrs. william b.
Caperton, Mrs. John r. Drexei. Mrs.
Joseph Hartman. Miss Edith wetmore.
8. N: James v. Parker. w. II. Nelson,
son.
Miss Catherine Britton. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Britton. Of
Mr.. and Mrs. william r. r. HIT.
tn. s.y; Hs~s.S : M.r.a.n os,e,.,ed
Mary Randolph Janney. daughter Of
ssaa sne spas Mss !Han a.' t.s. ssssy Marx *
Shields. which took place IN g.. John :
tractiyely decorated. Pink roses were
used against a background of Green,
and a marriage bell OF pink roses hung
above the spot where tho bridal couple
The bride. who was given IN marriage
BY her father. wore a simple gown OF
soft white satin, made with q pointed
court train. Her tulie veil. very long
and fun. was arranged in q cap erect.
ened about the face by tulle irili.
She carried Bride roses and lilies OF
the valley. .... &C.. -
Miss. Mary B. Hutton was maid Of
noHOi' anu MlSs LiBar Jones ana MISS
Eli.abeth Jones were flower, girls. .rne
bridesmaids were Miss Lydia chiches-
ter. Miss Annabel Bird, Aiiss Beverly
Turner. Miss Mary Foster. Miss Mildred
Janncy. and Miss Eliza beth Gilpin.
pink taffetA, made with full over
skirts, scalloped above petticoats OF
shadow lace. The sleeveless bodices
were Of lace. with high gtrdles seal
the. shoulders were. black velvet straps.
one pink rose nesting at the side. They
carried sheaves Of Killarney roses and
shoulder, of each maid lent a coquet-
tish touch.
The maid of honor's gown was OF
paler pink silk, embroidered In silver
lace, with Dutch wings at the side She
carried pale pink roses.
Edward T. Janney was best man and
John ef uShsr' f. Jssnsy wsrs DoHEas FafGSns
Thomas Dawson. Lea g. Wilson and
After the ceremony there. was a re-
eception at Brook Meadow. the home Of
table set on the veranda, Quantities Of
pink roses were used on the table and
japanese lanterns. lighted the scene.
Shields will make their home "T IN Chi Chi:
caGo. Mr.. Shields Is a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellsworth Shields. of that city.
st. fioysus Church W at soes%.Iec o:eioek this IL
morning. when Miss Gertrude Eich-
Eichhorn. became the bride OF Martin
McDonneIi. 5: j.. performed s% aseSs tine cere. Dst
for the occasion. "'eo
white hhs S5ids wore I.cs dainty ,a%y g9wn Of
Of white velvet. and carried White roses @
and lilies-of-the-valley.. She was at
tended by Miss Mary Moran, as maid
OF honor Her gown was Of blue. and
ss 0sss Ds'Ss %amh hat RS sPS
was best man for Mr.. Mcnamara, and
the ushers were Raymond Eichhorn,
Frank Gaes'er. Ernest Johnson. and
After the ceremony there was an in
formal wedding breakfast for the bridal
party ~ Mr: and Mrs. Eichhorn's resi-
dsnce. 1903 First street northwest. after
WashinGton for a wedding trip. the
bride travelling in q modish frock Of
silk shepherds plaid. worn with a smart
black hat: They will make their home
M.I az !ne Montgomery apartments. Mr.
University. and 10 engaged in the prac-
tice Of his profession in this city.
Among the out-of-town guests who
attended the wedding were Mrs. Nc
Namara. Of Clinton. Mass. the BRIDE
groom's mother. and his sister and
brother. Miss Mcnamara and Joseph
McNamara-. Mrs. Jerry Bresnahan,
another sister. came on from her horne
and Mrs. William l. Schempf, of
Wheeling. W. Va, were also among
the guests. The brides brother, Ru-
dolph Efchhorn. who is a scholastic of
the Society Of Jesuits. was given special
permission to attend his sisters we'd
| ding.