The Washington herald., 1915-09-10

tive from Illinois and for two years was
Minister to Switzerland.
Miss Margaret Outhwafte. dauchter Of
Mrs Philip B. Jennings. of New York.
and her first husband the late Repre-
sentative ]. H. Outhwaite. of Ohio was
married to Mr.. Edward Stevens son of
Mrs George E. Stevens. of New York,
wednesday afternoon at wayside. the
summer place Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings.
at Old Bennington. VT.
The Rev. Isaac Jennings pastor of the
First Church In Bennington, brother of
Mr.. Jennings oficiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lambert. of Ralti-
more. are at the Shoreham.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Fealy. accompanied
by her granddaughter. Miss Mae Fitz-
gerald, have gone to Bluemont. Va. for
two weeks.
Mrs. Alexander Britton. of Washing
ton. has Joined Mr. and Mrs. W. b
Chisolm at the Wolcott Hotel in New
York City.
Registering at the Hotel McAIpin
during the past week from Washington
have been Mr.. Victor J. Evans. Mr..
F. S. Curtis. Mr.. w. J. Mclaughlin. Mr..
John c. Eversman. Mr.. B. W. GUY. Mr..
r. F. Bopes. Mr.. L. L. Cranden. Mr..
A II. Plant Mr.. F. H. Kempner Mr.
IL. n. Low. Mr.. W. c. Kneer Mr. !,
W. Conner. Mr.. Louis Fahnestock. Mr..
John E. Smith Mr.. George II. MAYNARD
MIR. John E. Smith. Miss Helen Miller.
Mrs. r. Cellar Miller. Mrs. ". c. Bald
erston. Mrs. F. A. Blunden. Mrs. c. Fl.
kadie. Mrs Fl. J. Browne, Mrs. George
Mrs. W. c. DuvaIl. Mrs H NJ. or 1, B,
Russell. Mrs. w NJ. Reed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Miller Miss F Jaffe. Mrs.
Flora S. Martin. Misses Herman, Mrs.
A X. Bashford. Mr.. and Mrs. W. p.
Rowe. Mrs. K. Tittoni. and Mrs. An
toinette Funk.
Mr.. Homer s. Cummings. of Stamford.
Lonn-. Is at the Shoreham for short
stay Other arrivals at the Shoreham
are Mrs. r. Hunter Dulany, Mrs. A
2. Randolph. and Mrs Frederick Nc
.ihone. Of Virginia; Mrs. D. Owen
-hahoon, Miss X. r. and Miss Elsie
Ihomas. of Washington: William 4.
GONZALES. esq. of South Carolina, and
Mr- and Mrs. Herbert. of Columbia,
5. c.
Mrs. Robert Lafayette Harris. wife OF
4
guest or Mrs. Samuel Dorsett. Mrs
Harris. who is en- route from New york
o her home in Jacksonville, was Miss
RANGES Barber before her marriage and
We'll known in Washington society.
A number of Washingtonians were
present at the wedding Wednesday even
ng at O'Clock at Grace Protestant
Episcopal Church. at The Plains. Eau
hA,
Randolph Meade. daughter of the late
hr. and Mrs David Randolph Meade. be-
anne the bride of Mr.. Thomas Marshall
orsyth. son of the late Rev. Dr. Robert
wright Forsyth and Mrs. Forsyth.
Inc ceremony was performed by the
Rev E. Lee Woodward. rector of the
and was followed by a small
eception at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Orayton Hill Meade. The bride, who was
given in marriage by her uncle, DR..
leade. wore an exquisite gown of white
attn. combined with plated tulle. made
mort length; the broad bodice effect and
he train fashioned of satin Her veil of
ulle fell to the end of her train and was
Irranged with orange blossoms. She car
led bouquet of Bride roses and lilies
# the valley.
The brides sister. Mrs. William L.
'ropst. of Tulsa. Okla. was the matron
attn and chiffon. the fchu and over
lress Of chiffon caught with dainty pink
osebuds. She Wore picture hat of lace
ind chiffon. The maid of honor. Miss
iary A. Scales. of Newark. n. j.. wore
dainty gown of pale green faille with
hiffon. the bodice and fun skirt caught
With chic ribbon bows She carried
oses.
Miss Roberta Downman Fleming and
lee L, ri.
he bridesmaids. wore costumes of white
ulle. with satin banding and girdles-
ne in shell pink and the other with
reen. They Wore coronation wells and
arried bouquets of mignonette. The two
title flower girls, Anne Carter and Mary
ZEE Meade. the younger sister of the
ride-elect. wore dainty frocks of white
rgandy and carried French baskets filled
With cut flowers
Mr.. Thomas Marshall Smith. of Balti-
nore, was his ne2hew's best man, owing
o the illness of the brideGroom's brother.
1r. Robert W. Forsyth, jr. The ushers
'ere Mr.. Warner Lewis Forsyth. another
rother of the bridegroom: Mr.. George
4. Gillett. jr.. and Mr.. Francis Key
furray. of Baltimore. and Mr.. Frederick
}. Goodwin. of Ashland, Va.
The church was decorated with hy-
rangeas. goldenrod. palms and ferns.
nd wedding bell hung from arch
( greens. The altar was lighted with
andles.
Mr.. Edwin Ballinger of Washington,
ayed the wedding marches from
and Mcndelssohn
The bride and bridegroom represent a
ing line of noted ancestry and Were
larried almost in the shadow of their
ncestral homes. Miss Meade is de-
cendant of the Randoiphs. Meades and
ther distinguished families of the Old
dominion. Mr.. Forsyth, whose father
as at one time associate rector of
hrist Protestant Episcopal Church. Bal
more was at the time OF his death
ector of St Paul's Church. Richmond.
a.
The Forsyths and Barons come of old
Iuguenot and English families and were
rominent in American history. Through
is mother he is descended from the
farmer. Lewis. Lee and Marshall fami..
es.