The Washington times., 1916-06-22
MISS SURGUY BRIDE
OF BLAIR Bennett
Wedding Takes Place in Iroquois
Apartment, and Reception
Follows.


The apartment Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry !,
Clay Surguy In tho Iroquots was the
scene OF one of the prettiest OF the
spring weddings last night when their
daughter, Miss Eugene Surguy. became
the bride of Blair Miller Bennett, OF
Pittsburgh. The wedding was solemn
lied at O'Clock by the Rev. Father
Buckley, assistant pastor of st. Mat
thew's Church and was attended by
only the members of the two families,
but was followed by large reception
from to 10 o'clock.
Bride roses, Killarney roses, and other
mink and white flowers with back
ground OF palms and ferns formed the
Decorate throughout the apartment.
The bride, who was given In marriage
by her father, wore mooish goWn o,
bridal satin combined with chantilly
lace, and her long tulle veil fell from
a dainty cap of Glengarry lace. She
carried a shower of Bride roses. Miss
Kathryn Purcell. a cousin of the bride.
was her maid Of honor. she wore a
White taffeta finished with a girdle OF
male pink velvet. Her flowers were an
arm bouquet of Killarney roses. VIII
liam Starlight was best man Tor MI.
Rennett Mrs: surguy. mother P Oh ,ne
gray chiffon over lavender satin. others
who assisted in receiving were Mrs.
Arthur Surguy and Mrs. Hugh M. Pur-
cell. sisters Of the brides motner' ,hai, mi.
wedding trip. the latter travelling IN
smart suit of navy blue serge ana
large sailor to match. Upon their return
to Washington they Will MAKE tne,r
home at the Iroquois, where they have
ieased An apartment for the summer
'" Among the out-of-town guests at the
wedding were Capt and Mrs. Wiiilam
Mrs e. q. O'Brien. of Pittsburgh; Mr.
and Mrs. w. N. Williams, OF Philadei-
mia and Mr.. and Mrs. Annie Carsta-
phen, of New YORK.
Visiting at Annapolis.
Mrs w. p. Borland and her house
guest Mrs. Katherine Borland Fuller
ton. Senator Borland's sister, went to
Annapolis today to G %sEs W. sh Iaw s.a'
with Capt and MRS oeofse w. Laws
Through an error The Times yester-
| day published a photograph OF MISS
Mary Elizabeth Smith n ,h 6us orSan of the
the announcement Of the engagement OF
Miss Elizabeth Marye Smith.
Entertains at Luncheon.
Prince Alfred gu Hohenlohe, attache
of the Austrian embassy, entertained AZ
luncheon at the shoreham yesterday
other prominent persons lunching al
the Shoreham yesterday were Secretary
and Mrs. McAdco. Secretary TO the
President Joseph Tumulty. Ray Baker.
and Miss Catherine Britton.
Mr.. and Mrs william F. Huntress and
their sons, Wesley T. Huntress. AND
Andrew w. Huntress. OF Euclid street
left last evening for a trip through tine
New England States, after which they
will open o cottage at Wells Beach, Ne
for the summer months.
| Mrs. L. W. Eugster and her daughter
Miss Elizabeth Eugster, Of Cleveland
Park, will leave today for Maine, where
thew will open their summer place
Chalet Al'oel on Casco Bay. DR.. l.. w
Eugster will Join his family the firs
part of July for the summer.
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l An Interesting Wedding.
=, An interesting wedding Of yesterday
was that of Miss Bonnie Elizabeth
Y Herbert, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B
w. Herbert, of Aracostia. and Louis A
knight, which took place at the BRIDE
! home in Minnesota avenue at II o'clock
r the Rev. Seine eweiss, of st. TerestI
4 Catholic Church. officiating,
: Palms, oak branches and pink ramb
) Ter roses formed the decorations In tn
D drawing room and dining room, wher
. the merters OF the family and Q fev