Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-04-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Other Pretty wsddings Lengthsn the Easter
List
Pleasant Events at Church and at
HOme-S Chevy Chase
Dinaer-NOtes.

marriage of Miss Rose West, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob West and Mr.. L. 8.
Grant Hoover was solemnized in the pres
ence of a large gathering of their friends.
Rev. Father Dillon ofticiated, assisted by
Rev. Father Schmidt. Tie bride came In
church with her father, and Mr.. Howard
Hoover was best man. The bride was Gle
gantly gowned In white brocade silk trim
med In pearl passementerie and point ace.
Her tulle veil was held In place by a spray
Of lilies of the valley and her bouquet was
OF bride roses. tied with white ribbons. She
was attended by the small sister of the
groom. Miss Beulah Hoover, who was dam
THY attired In white India silk, trimmed in
Honfton lace and white ribbons. She car
fted bunch of pink roses and wore a
wreath or lilies of the valley. Mrs. s. s.
able brOcaded silk, trimmed with green
velvet Jet, rose pink crepe with an import
cd hat to match. Another strikingly pretty
gown was that worn by Miss Mary E.
hoover the sister Of the groom 1t was of
canary-colored taffeta, yelled with violet
chiffon and trimmed with ribbons and
mousseline de soie
II. Later In the evening Mr.. and Mrs Hoover
ieIt Ior an extensive northern tour fnclud-
ing trip to Niagara Falls. Mrs Hoover
wore travelling dress OF dark brown
cloth, with a hat to match Upon their re-
t Turn, ABOUT May 4. they will go TO house.
keeping at 646 9th street northeast where
their new house has been furnished by thu
parents OF the groom. The couple received
many costly presents. The groom's gift
was fine piano.
the marriage Of Miss Anna Clute Rankin
and Mr. William Theodore BAR attracted
large gathering Of their friends. The
platform and reading desk were decorat ed
with Easter lilies and palms. The ushers
were Messrs. Ulysses G.. Rainey OF Grand
Junction, Col; George F. Cahih of Ober-
lin, Ohio: r. Brooks Clokey and Samuel g.
Cobb Of Washington. Miss Lizzie South of
trenton, N. j., daintily dressed in pink
organdie and Valenciennes lace pink MORE
ribbons and carrying a cluster of La
france roses, was maid of honor The
bride, who Is very attractive In appearance
ana manner, was dressed In white MORE,
the bodice trimmed with lace and seed
pearls. A bouquet of Bride roses tied with
long streamers was carried. Rev. r. ii.
Naylor performed the ceremony. A recep-
ZION toiiowed at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. F'irman r. Horner, 925 Rhode Island
avenue. The parlOrs were decked with
Easter lilies. La France roses and palms
and the dining room with violsts bridal
wreath and roses Supper was served. The
brides presents were displayed, end were
both numerous and elegant. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bair will be at home to thei- friends after
May ], at 1416 9th street. The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. Martina Rankin, we'll
known in church and w. =. r. L.. circles.
Miss Lulu NJ. Burket and Mr.. Frank D.
Hospital were married last night at the
residence of Mrs. George Giles, 1875 14th
street. Rev. w. s. o. Thomas of the Gay
Street Baptist Church officiated. The bride
was beoomingly attired in lavender silk
and carried a bouquet Of brides roses. The
parlors We're tastefully decorated with
palms and potted plants. After the cere-
mony the entire party repaired to the din
ing rooms, where light repast was served.
The bride. who is a general favorite. was
the recipient of mlny useful and beautiful
presents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hospital will be at
home after May at No. 1918 10th street.
A pleasant sociable and dance was given
last night at National Rifles armory by the
members of the Church of the Holy Name,
Rev. T. ]. Kervick, rector. Dancing WAS
enjoyed until late hour Supper WAS
served during the intermissions on the
dancing program.
Mr. and Mrs. Ffoulke entertained a large
company at dinner at Chevy Chase last
night, their guests being young people, and
the event in honor of their son, Mr.. Horace
Ffoulke of Harvard, who is spending the
Easter vacation with his parents. Mr..
Earle Mason of Providence. r. L.. is also a
Miles. Miss Mott. Miss Condit-Smitil, Miss
McLanahan. Miss Gladys Ffoulke, Miss
Horstmann, Miss Sartoris. Miss Owen. Miss
Andrade, Miss Mertwago, Miss Lindsay
Poor, Miss Hagner, Miss Foraker. Miss
Ward. Mr.. Clary Ray, Mr.. John Biddle. Mr..
Elkirs. Mr.. Bowers. DR.. Clayton. Mr.. Aiken.
Mr. Alger. Mr.. Sartoris, Mr.. Fred May, Mr..
Earle, Mr.. Joosten, Mr. Ralph Pulitzer.
Mr. Andrade. Mr.. Merrick and the Messrs.
Lindsey were among the guests. The Ia
bles. four In number. were decked with
spring flowers, and after the dinner dancing
was enjoyed.
Among Mr.. Trubert's guests Tuesday
evening were the French ambassador and
Mrs. Patenotre, the Brazilian minister and
Mrs. de Mendonca. Gen. and Mrs de Merit
WACO. Commandant and Mrs. de Grandpre.
Mr. and Mrs. Pollok. Mrs Lay. Mrs. Re
nard. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Bell, Mrs
Farney, the Misses Tisdel Miss Elsie Bell
the Misses de Mendonca, Mrs Thiebaut,
Mr.. Boeufve. Leifeddin Bey, Count Galar-
drade.
At the marriage yesterday of Miss Kate
McClelland and Mr.. Frank Chaplin Lothrop
at Hamline Church the ushers were Mr.
Gilbert c. Eastman Of Milford Mass,
cousin of the groom; Mr.. John Davies. Mr..
w. Porter Cox and Mr. Alfred Gawler of
this city. The maid of honor was Miss
Flora M. Muirhead, who wore a stylish
gown or light blue lansdown. pr ettily made,
and 5aunty hat. and carried Marechai
roses. The bride was escorted in the
church by Mr.. VIM. Harley. She wore
white broadcloth, and trimmed in brocaded
satin and pearl passementeria, with hat 10
match; and carried bride roses. Rev. DR..
Stricken and the groom. attended by Mr.
George Schafer. awaited her approach,
Following the ceremony q breakfast was
served 10 the bridal party and limited
number OF relatives and friends. The par-
lor and dining room were tasteftllly dec
GRATED with palms and lilies Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Lothron.
father and mother of the groom; Mrs.
Emily McClelland. mother of the bride; Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin M. Lothrop and daughters.
Mrs. Mary Lothrop. grandmother Of the
groom; Mrs. Stearns, Mr. and Mrs Frank
3. Lothrop and daughter. NJ: and Mrs
Chas. w. Morris. r.. Mr.. and Mrs A. ].
Beall. Miss Earl. DIR. and Mrs Stricken.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Woodward, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hurley, Mrs. Hilbus, DR.
and Mrs. Hood. Mr.. and Mrs Wertx
Mr.. Karl Beckley. Mr.. and Mrs Muirhead.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. Johns, Miss Minnie
keene, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hodson and
Miss Adelaide Bergheimer. The couple
Will make their home in Milford, Mass
Judge McCammon gave a handsome re-
ception last night in honor of Senator PEN
rose. The event brought together most of
the prominent citizens of the District and
was highly enjoyable affair.
"A pleasant company assembled at the
home OF Miss Burne. 81 New York avenue.
last evening in honor of Miss Harding
of Philadelphia Among those in
yited We're Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c,
6fnub. Mr. and Mrs. c. Fl. Evans Mrs
N. Rhodes and the Misses Mabel Birk-
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