Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-04-21
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Three Pretty Weddings 0elsbnted At Noon
Today.
Last Nights Weddings and Other
Pleasant Evcnts-A Card
TOurnament.


Rev. DR.. Stricken, performing the cere-
mony. The bride. who is an active and
very popular member Of the church. was
escorted by her cousin. Mr.. VIM. Harley.
Her maid Of honor was Miss Flora M.
Muirhead. The ushers were Mr.. Gilbert G.
Eastman of Milford, Mass. Mr.. John
Davies. Mr.. W. Porter Cox and MI. Alfred
Gawler of this city. Mr.. George Schafer
was best man. After the ceremony a num-
Der Of relatives and intimate friends join
ed the wedding party at breakfast at the
residence of the brides mother. 1924 10Th
street. Late this afternoon Mr.: and Mrs.
Lothrop started on a wedding trip, prior TO
going to their future home at Milford.
Mass.
At st. Johns Church, at noon today, the
marriage OF Miss Emily Ash Clayton to
Lieut.. Thomas Diiiard Griffin. was solem-
nized in the presence of an assembiage OF
their friends. The Easter decorations of
the chancel were still I'm place. Rev. DR..
MackaySmith performed the ceremony.
DIR. A. NJ. ID. Mccormick was best nun.
and the ushers were Lieut.. A. E. Culver.
L. 8. N; Capt. B. r. Russell, L. q. NJ. C.;
Lieut.. J. c. Gilmore. u. s. A.: Lieut.. John
H: Gibbons, Z. S. n; Or. Walter A. Nc
Clurg L. s.. N, and T. A. Engineer h. +.
Norton, U. 8. n.
The bride came In church with her father
Mr.. Richard Clayton. and was met at the
chancel railing by the groom and his best
satin, with tulie veil. Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
tor afterward entertained the bridal party
and a few intimate friends at wedding
breakfast at their home, Dupont Circle
Lieut. and Mrs. Griffin have gone on a
wedding trip, and will reside here while
the former is on shore duty.
quiet wedding ceremony was cele-
brated at noon today at the residence Of
the brides mother between George Brinton
Cobb of the Baltimore Bulletin and Miss
r A. T-l - 4. .tf DAx- nv
Facius officiating Miss Maude Taylor was
the best girl and Mr.. F. Ray Keys was the
best man. Immediately after the ceremony
the young couple left for their future
home in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice, In continuation OF
the hospitality for which they have made
Corcorah House famous during their resi-
dence here. entertained a company of
young people at dinner last night. Their
guests were Mr.. John F. Brice. In honor OF
whose Homecoming the dinner was given;
Miss Emory. Miss Ashton. Miss Hichborn,
Miss Irene Sheridan. Miss Louise Sheridan.
Miss Waiiach. Miss Alice Warder. Miss M.
Kate Brice. Miss Sargent, Miss Sartoris,
Miss Brice. Miss Hopkins, Miss Wood, Mr..
Algernon Sartoris. Mr.. Ralph Pulitzer Mr..
Metcalf Bass, Mr.. Adelbert Hay, Mr.. Rey-
nolds Hit. Mr.. Eugene Hale. jr.. Mr.. John
Lodge. Mr. Jerome BOnaparte Mr.. Charles
Johnston. Mr.. William Johnston. Mr.. Ar
thur Adams, Mr.. Bancroft Davis. Mr.. Har-
old Williams and Mr.. T. Sanford Beatty.
ST. Johns Church was crowded last night
by friends Of Miss Anne Stearns Hoge,
daughter OF Mr. William Schofieid Hoge,
to Mr.. Frederick Adams Savage of Balti-
more to witness their marriage. The chan
eel was set with palms, and the altar
adorned by trailing vines. The ushers were
DR.. Warf1eld. Mr.. Oudesluys Mr.. Charles
Penrose and Mr.. j. c. Kennedy Campbell
They preceded the bridesmaids to the al
tar. They were Miss Mannix. Miss New
port. Miss Billopp and Miss Helen English
Stone of New York. They were followed
by Miss Rachel Hoge. the bride coming
last with her father. At the chancel they
we're met by the groom and his best man.
Mr. Charles Albert Savage of Baltimore
Rev. DIR. Mackay-Smith performed the SER
vice. The bride. who is a most attractive
young lady, made a charming figure in her
trailing robe of white satin and envelopins
veil of tulle. Her bouquet of bride roses
and valley lilies had shower streamers of
narrow ribbons. The bridesmaids wore
white organdie over blue silk, and the maid
Of honor. Miss Rachel Hoge. white organ
die over pink silk with pink ribbons. All
carried pink roses
At the reception which followed the cere-
| mony at the family residence. 1902 18th
street, Mrs. Hoge received in an elegan:
gown OF lemon colored MORE antique and
boint lace. The drawing and dining rooms
were profuseiy adorned with spring BIOS
SONS. The young couple went last night
on wedding jaunt. and will reside in Bal
l timore.
At st. Andrews Church last night Miss
| Anne Blackstone and DR.. f. NJ Has,
brouck were united I'm marriage by Rev.
DR.. Perry In the presence Of the church
| full Of friends. The ushers were Dr. II.
T. Harding, Dr. II. l.. Hayes, DIR. r. ID.
| Boss and Mr.. u. ID. Blackstone. The
bridesmaids were Miss Nettie Blackstone
and Miss Bessie Shanks. and the maid of
| honor Miss Fannie Blackstone. The latter
| was becominely dressed in pink silk. and
| carried pink roses. The bridesmaids were
| in white organdie. The bride wore white
MORE antique the bodice trimmed with
white chiffon. Her veil was edged with
valley lilies and a coronet of orange bios
SONS held 1t in place. Her flowers were
| valley lilies. She entered the church with
her uncle. DIR. Blackstone. who gave her
best man. Mrs. c. l.. Hasbrouck of New
York. mother of the groom, was present
at the ceremony. reception, attended by
| the relatives. followed at the home Of the
which DR.. and Mrs. Hasbrouck started for
| q wedding trip They will reside on l4th
| street.
Mrs. Thomas Hatton Sprinkle of Char
| iotte N. c.. with her daughter, Miss Felicie
DonelsOn Reeve-Sprfnkle. is visiting her
parents at 1T46 N street.
The Emerald Pleasure League of East
Washington held its first annual banquet
last evening In the parlo;s of Mr.. Geo. G..
Scharr's residence. 613 Pennsylvania avenue
i southeast. mere wee some SeVenty-flSe
guests sat down to the banquet. and the
menu was in the shape of an immense Eas-
ter egg. The room was beautifully deco
rated with the club colors-yellow and blue
The guests were: Misses M. FraasJ Chism
May Gordon. M. Scharr. z. Maltymer, A.
| Smith. B. Beuchert. b. Boron, E. Mazarie
A. Beuchert, B. Mundell and Messrs VIM
and Harry Scharr. c. willard. H. Constan-
tine, G. Turner. H. Wright, Chas. Graf
Geo. Miller. Geo. Bclchert, Rob- Hazard.
Chas Gordon. Chas. Phlipbar and Gus. A.
Schuldt.
Mrs. J. L. Andrus of Ishpemng, Mich,
who has been spending some weeks with
her parents. DIR. and Mrs. Gibbs of Rhode
Island avenue expects to leave for her
western home about the 18th.
The Basket Ball League of the Eastern
and Central High Schools were delightfully."-
entertained at the home OF Mrs. r. E.
Walton. zoos G street. One of the amuse-
ments of the evening was an '-egg-pickine
contest" in which Miss Forbes was the
lucky winner of thirteen eggs out of seven
| teen. Miss Mildred Dean won the gold egg.
An elegant collation. was served by Mrs.
Walton, who made charming hostess
Those present were Misses Dean. Mildred
Dean. Abel Pease Shirley Potter Grey
Sue Gardner, George FORBES, Mary Whelp-
ley and Bessie Rozzei!e.
Capt. Farquhar. [. s. N, and family will
remove to Woodiey Inn April D.