The Washington herald., 1915-11-11

A de Gardenzi. of Brooklyn. ". Y.
acted as best man. and the ushers in
cluded Mr.. Samuel W. Marshall. of
Philadelphia: Mr.. Carl G. Hayssen. of
Brooklyn; Mr.. Ralph Gibbs. Of Can
ton. Ohio: Mr.. William J. Father, Mr..
Ivan 8. Hooker and Mr.. Fred A AL
temus. of this city.
A reception followed at Rauscher's. The
bridal party received in a bower OF palms
and chrysanthe-nums IN the bay window
Of the large ballroom. assisted by Mrs.
Edward n. Droop. mother of the bride,
and Mrs. Charles |. Corby. the bride
groom's mother. Mrs. Droop wore a
handsome gown Of blue velvet and silver
lace. and Mrs. Corby was fashionably
gowned in black velvet with iridescent
trimmings.
The young couple left later in the even
ing for their wedding trip, the bride
travelling in a smart tailored SUIT Of blue
duvetyn. with collar and cuffs of beaver
and small blue velvet hat
Among the out-of-town guests at the
wedding were Mrs. Edward II. Droops
Miss Droop, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Long
streth. Of Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs.
E A Dexter. Of SnrinSfield. Mass: Mr..
and Mrs Louis KOlb and Miss Rolb. of
Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E.
Ward, and Mrs. L. a. Cushman. of New
York
Mrs. John f. Osborne entertained at an
informal matinee party followed by tea
yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs
Joseph Folk and her guests Mrs. NJ Z
French and Miss Elizabeth Jameson. OF
St Louis. Mrs. French and Miss Jamie
son will complete their visit to Mrs. Falk
today. when they will 20 TO New York
for a brief stay.
Miss Margaret Wilson occupied box
yesterday afternoon at the first concert
OF the New York Symphony Orchestra at
the National Theater. and had as her
guests Miss Helen Woodrow Bones. Mrs.
VI. r. Smith. Mrs. Ida c. Pickett, Mrs.
William Hitz. and Mr.. Fabrizio.
Mrs. Nicholas Anderson entertained
box party, having with her Mrs. Phillip
Mcmillan. OF Detroit who is her house
guest: Mrs. Philip Sheridan. and Miss
Frances Lay. Mrs. Preston Gibson Oc-
cupied Mrs. James McMillan's box and
had as her guests Mrs. George W.
Vanderbilt. Mrs. George Houston, Mrs
Henry May. and Miss Isabel May. Mrs.
Newton Gulick offered her box to Mrs.
Alexander MaEruder, who entertained
Mrs Robert Hinckley. Mrs. c. T. Hut
chins. and Mrs W. W. Kimball-
Among the other box holders who en-
tertaIned parties Of guests We're Mrs.
Richard Townsend. Mrs. Calderon Car
ward B. Mclean. and Mrs. Eugene
Hale.
Mr. and Mrs Beale Howard enter
tanned number Of guests at dinner last
evening at the Chevy Chase Club.
were Senator and Mrs. Porter ]. Me
Cumber. Miss Alys Downing. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Glover. Mrs. :. J. Henry.
Miss Ruth Parker. Mrs. Hyde. Mrs.
Henri de Sibour. and Capt. William T
Merry.
Mr. and Mrs Edward II. Everett hay-
arrived in Washington from BanninE-
ton. Vt. and are STAYING al the New
Richmond. Mr. and Mrs Everett Will
Open. for the first time this season. their
recently completed residence in sheridan
circle, which will be- one OF the hand
soonest homes in Washington. and the
scene of much delightful entertaining.
Mrs. J. G. Tilford entertained at tea
yesterday afternoon in honor of her
daughter-in-law. Mrs. J. Dean TiIford.
wife of Capt. TilfOrd. L. s \. Mrs.
Hugh l.. Scott and Mrs. Z. \ Devol
presided at the tea table and Miss
Marie Niche assisted Mrs. Tilford in
receiving.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Harrison was the scene OF a beauti-
fuI wedding last evening when their
daughter. Miss Anna Harrison. b.
came the bride of Lieut.. Wells Ed
redg" Goodhue. L. 5. y. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Paul \.
Mcneil pastor of the Concordia church
in the drawing room before an i'm
,provised altar formed Of autumn leaves
and white Chrysanthemums
The bride. who was given in mar
riaGe by her father. wore gown Of
white crepe de chine with pearl trim
mings and a long, court train. Her
tUlle veil was arranged under a cap
of battenburg lace and pearls in crown
effect. Her bouquet was of bride roses
and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. W. c. Lederer was matron Of
honor for her sister. and was gowned
in pink crepe de chine. She carried
pink roses. Lieut. Frank c. McCord. L.
:. y. acted as best man.
The wedding procession was pre-
coded ny MIR. Frank Harrison. Mr..
Henry WieEand. Mr.. Henry Lee. Mr..
Louis OStcrmayer. Mr.. G0ye~. and Mr..
william c. Lederer. who formed an
aisle with white satin ribbons from
the stairway TO tho altar in the draw
ing room. \ reception followed the
ceremony. after which the young
couple left the city for Il wedding trip,
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