Evening star., 1932-07-08
was given at the home of the bride
parents after the rehearsal wednesday
| Capital Society Interested
| In Carlisle -Onrusoff Wedding.

was given at the home of the orlde
parents after the rehearsal wednesday.
Capital Society Interested
In Carlisle -Ourusoff Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Katharine Car
Isle to Prince Leonioe Ouruson, lor-
merly of Russia, now Of washington
took place yesterday In New folh.
The ceremony was performed III
the Russian Orthodox Catheoral on
Houston street. III New YORK, anI anu
the arrangements were carried eIe 0ut
after the orthodox Russian custom. Inc
ceremony, which is longer than in otner
churches, was performed at O'CLOCK
the Rev. John Chepsloff officiating ID
| the presence of a large company OF
relatives and friends of the bride ano
| bridegroom. Those who attended the
| wedding remained standing througnout
| the ceremony and there were no norai
decorations, following the custom OF the
| Russian church.
The bride and bridegroom walked
down the aisle to the altar together
each carrying tall lighted candle tieo
with white satin ribbon. The nrlot
wore her mothers wedding gown ol
| ivory white satin fashioned with lone
| train and her tulle veil was becominglJ
| AfTd0EcQ. 1IlGIe NGtG llO abLChNHAAS>
except for the ushers, who during the
ceremony placed a jeweled crown over
the head Of the bride and Of the bride
groom, and the only music during tht
ceremony was the chanting Of the choir
unaccompanied.
| The impressive ceremony was fol-
lowed by reception, after the Amerl-
can custom, in the home of the bride
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Prem
| tice Sanger, on Lexington avenue
Prince and Princess Ourusoff started
later for wedding trip and on its COM
| pletion will make their home in Wash
! ington. Princess Ourusof is daugh-
! ter of Mrs Joseph Fauntleroy Barnes
and the late James Vaudeville Carlisle
She was presented in Washington BY
| her grandmother, Mrs. Calderon Car
| Isle. The marriage of the brides
mother to Col. Barnes, commandant al
Fort Ethan Allen, VT, took place ir
January. Princess Ourusof was edu'
Gated in St. Timothys School in Ca
| louisville. Md.
Prince Ourusof is son of Prince
| Serge Ourusoff of Petrograd, who at
tended the wedding yesterday, and tht
late Princess Ourusoff, and is an en-
| gineer.
Capt. and Mrs. John A. Klein en-
tertained at the dinner dance on the
Shoreham Terrace last night, theil
! guests including Col and Mrs. Emery
S. Adams, Col. and Mrs. William Cor
| don, Col. and Mrs Charles F Severson
| Col and Mrs. Andrew J. White, Maj
and Mrs. James r. Alfonte, Capt and
Mrs. Charles Easterbrook, Capt and
| Mrs. Kendall j. Fielder, Capt and Mrs
Allen Grum, Capt. and Mrs Frank
, Moore, Col Ralph B. Parrot, Mai Ed
ward Roth and Maj. William Young.
The members of the Commercial Law
! League, who are in Washington this
week for their 38th annual convention
were entertained at a dinner on the
! terrace at Wardman Park Hotel last
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Richard B. DAN
iels of this city were the hosts for the
| occasion and members Of the commit
| tee who assisted in making the affair a
| success were Gov and Mrs. William G
! Pickrel of Dayton, Ohio; Maj. James
B. Ryan of Des MoineS, Iowa, and Sen
ator Harry Hertzberg of San Antonio
| Tex.
Mrs. James Patrick MacGregor, as
sisted by Mrs. E. G. Brandenberg, Mrs
Samuel Campner. Mrs. Joseph Cullen
Mrs. Walter S. Dillon, Mrs. Lawrence
j. Heller and Mrs. Il. 9. KeSSling, en-
| tertained for the ladies attending the
convention and the wives of the dele
gates at bridge and tea on the sun
porches of Wardman Park yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Hoover received them
earlier in the day.
Gables have been received announc-
ing the marriage, of particular interest
in Army and Navy circles, Of Miss
Mary Brush WEIGH and Lieut.. James
Sinnot Devereux. United States Ma
rine Corps, at the American legation
Peiping. China, on Saturday, June IS
The bride is a daughter OF Capt. and
Mrs. John P. WEIGH, U. S. A.; the
t-granddaughter of the late Col
John Coleman of Port Gibson, Miss;
the granddaughter of the late
Col. Patton Jones Yorke Of Carroll
Parish, La; the great-niece Of Gen.