Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-02

daintily gowned in white silk and car
ried a beautiful bouquet of lilies OF TIE
valley and orchids. She was accompanied
by her sister. Miss Helen Davis who wore
white organdie over blue silk and nv Mis-
Mary Bradford who wore white over mink
Both carried pink sweet peas, and each
wore a handsome brooch. the Gift of the
groom. They Immediately preceded the
bride, who entered upon the arm OF her
father. Mr.. Charles W. Davis The ushers
were Messrs. W. l.. Symons Allen A
t laws; =; Campbell Wells. Harry II. Brad
iofu. Kirk Holmes. David A Haggard and
Ernest B. Fahenstock. Mr.. David c. Fair
child was the best man. The ceremony
was performed by DR. s. NJ Newman. and
, ,he party received the congratulations OF
uleir friends in his study Immediately
aiterward Mr.. and Mrs. Woods left on a
weeks. " A'"
master J. Edmund Cammack entertained
some twoscore of his boy friends at a flag
larty. from TO q o'clock Tuesday after
noon. at his parents resdsnc on Rrirhf-
wood avenue. In the rooms and on the
lawns there was a display of Old Glory
The boys enjoyed themselves AT various
games, and the successful players at thu
:eNerai competitive games were rewarded
by handsome flags. while each one present
was given a souvenir silk flag and silver
nag pin. During the singing of The Star
oI'&hSied BANNER tie young host ran up
the stars and stripes on a lofty aag-stafr
ei ected for thu occasion
Hed' white and blue decorations aboundcd
everywhere. Each article at the tables was
II! 'ne national colors, ices and cakes wers
siields and banners, while each napkin and
plate was a flag
Ihose present were Masters Lee Gait.
Ch9s Handy, Levin Chas and Jules FhaI
Bartwell Gurley, Clay Thomson Eddx,
risner. Leo. Morris and Paul May, Charley
w hlte, Clifford Whyte, Chas Thorn Carl
W aiker OF Baltimore, Highburger Steward.
Dudley Yearly, Wilson Marin Adolph and
Adolph j. Shafhirt, Willie Ellis. leander
and Everod Williams, Noble d. Larner ir
George Middleton, Eddie and Lewis Free
n an Harry Wynne. Phillip Turner, Chas
Herdon and Roby, Regain and Adolph Rawl-
irgs.
Mrs. Jessie Pierson entertained the Co.'S
mopolitan Shakespeare Club at her home
olo 'tn street southeast. Tuesday evening
instead of the usual order OF proceedings
very thorough written examination and
quiz on the last play was in order
Later, the hostess served refreshments
ANA after delightful evening the club adj
Joufncd to meet again at Mrs. Persons for
us us annual reception to members and their
ilends the 18th OF June. Those present
were Mrs. Pierson and Miss Violet Pierson
Mrs Forster. Mrs. Josephine Patton, Mrs
Thompson. Mrs Wilson, Mrs Whitney and
MIS- Armstrong, Miss Austin, Miss Dutrow.
Miss Malone. Miss jeffrey Miss Patton
Miss Josephine Patton, Miss Jessie Stanton
and Miss Anna Weiss
Miss Lavinia II. Van Westervelt Demp-
sey. the queen Of the society of Holland
Danes. is at the Shoreham for a few days
Mrs. Ella Johnson OF Portsmouth Va
who has been visiting Mrs. Charles Stewart
of No. l3i street northeast, has returned
home.
Mrs. Henry Rosenthal is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Henry Baum, 3I2 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Miss Bell Dougherty and Mr.. Fletcher
Criddle will be married this evening at St.
Pauls Catholic Church, 18th and V street,
at o'clock. A reception will follow at the
residence of Mr.. William Goddard, 18th
and w streets northwest, where they will
make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Beale have gone
to Mortaumonde, their beautiful country
seat in Maryland, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs George c. Bloomer left
town on Monday for their country home,
the Lilacs, in Maryland.
Mr.. Edwin S. Mills and sister, who have
been the guests of Colonel and Mrs. T. II.
Anderson, have returned to their respective
homes in Cleveland and New Philadelphia.
Ohio.