Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-20

| Mrs Lyman Tiffany.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Dare and
| Mr.. John II. Sothoron. at ST Marks Pro-
Cathedral yesterday. was attended by a
| large assembage. The ushers were DR..
William Penn Compton, Mr. Elisha 5,
| Theall, Mr. Charles G. Harris and Dr.
| Sothoron Key. Miss Ella Berry Dare was
maid of honor for her sister, who was es-
corted by her cousin, DR.. Charles c. Mar
| bury. The bride Wore a pretty dress OF
gray crepe de chine with toque Of lace
and black velvet and carried white roses.
| Her sister was almost similarly dressed
and carried pink roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Soth-
oron went north for a short tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. David s. Hendricks silver
wedding reception last night was a de-
lightful event. Bride roses and holly amid
Christmas greens gave each drawing room
a suggestive decoration. An orchestra
played throughout the evening, and good
wishes for many happy anniversaries We're
extended to the couple from multitude OF
friends. The hostess wore white silk trim
med in rose point lace and pearls The
young daughter of the house. Miss Martha
Hendrick, assisted in the entertainment of
| the guests, as did Mrs. Calvin Hendrick
and Miss Sophia Hendrck of New York.
Mrs. John Dalzell, Mrs Stanton, Mrs. j. T.
| Peele, Mrs Lewis Wood and Mrs. CheekeS
of Tennessee. Miss Katherine Reed Miss
| Ridgely and Miss Waiford. Mr. and Mrs.
| Hendrick We're married at Clarkvile, Tenn,
and had the pleasure last evening of hav-
| ing their six children participate IN the
day.
Mrs Louis T Kitchener presented her
second daughter. Miss Helen Kitchener, yes
! terday at tea when a large and appre-
| ciative gathering of friends were In at
| tendance. The hostess wore a black chif-
| fon and net and the debutante was in
white crepe de chene. The latter carried
an armful of American Beauty roses one
of the many floral tributes sent her Miss
Kitchener. Miss Lorraine Edison, Miss Tun-
! VI
Duskin of Boston and Miss Scovill of Wa
| terbury Conn, assisted in doing the honors
| Of the occasion, which wound up with a
| supper party, to which a number of young
| men We're also invited.
A large gathering Of relatives and friends
| witnessed the marriage last night at the
| residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Frey Of
| their daughter Daisy to Mr.. Joseph F. Mol
lere of Louisiana. Rev. Ross Fishburn
| performed the marriage ceremony. The
! ushers were Messrs. Thomas Bass. Albert
| Frey, Gus Balderson and Lieut. H. Bell,
| and bridesmaids Miss Anna L. Frey of
| Pennsylvania. Miss Grace Hull of Philadel-
| phia, Miss Alma Mollere and Miss Lula NJ
| Frey. The bride was escorted by her
father. and the groom by his best man, Mr.
Abram Frey, jr The bride wore dainty
and becoming toilet Of white chiffon over
! liberty satin and a tulle veil, in which
CLEANED a diamond ornament. Her brides
maids wore white organdie and lace and
carried large clusters of bridesmaid roses
A pretty figure in the bridal procession was
the brides small brother, Emile who as
page, strewed flowers in her path Mrs
Frey received in an elegant black lace dress
Mr.. and Mrs. Mollere are now away on d
northern trip. Among the out-of-town rel
atives present were: Mr. and Mrs L. II
Frey and Mrs. o. G. Hull of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Elizabeth Albright, Miss Anna Hull
and Mrs. n. Bruce, all of Lancaster, Pa
and Mrs. NJ. Heineman and Mr. F. Dill of
New York.
ntofiy
home for the winter Is now established at
1857 II street, welcomed a throng of friends
yesterday at an afternoon reception in
honor of the coming out Of Miss Frances
NeWlands, the youngest daughter Of the
host. Mrs. Elkins. Mrs. Slater Miss Pat
ten, Miss Ward, Miss Hopkins, Miss Har-
Ian and Miss Carlisle were assisting in the
drawing rooms and dining room with Miss
Janet Newlands.
Paymaster H. E. Biscoe, [. S. navy, and
Mrs. Biscoe are visiting at s13 Dist street
northwest.
Today Is rather the field day for de-
butantes. Miss Constance Griggs, the young
daughter of the Attorney General the
Misses Gilfry, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs
Gilfry, and Miss Tenney, granddaughter of
Mrs. Frederick l.. Moore, will be the hero
ines Of late teas.
Senator and Mrs. Mcmillan have gone to
Detroit for the holidays. Mrs. Mcmillan
will not receive Thursdays until January TO-
Mrs. English, widow Of Col. T. c. English,
U. S. A, continues seriously i'll at her resi-
dence. 1907 N street northwest Mrs. scla-
ter, her sister, who has been with her for
three weeks, has returned to her home for
a few days.
The marriage Of Miss Olive Lee and Mr.
Edgar Nathan Merriam both Of this CITY,
took place at the home Of Rev. ]. Fred.
Heisse, 500 Sd street, yesterday morning at
10 o'clock. The bride was most becomingly
attired in a brown travelling costume, with
hat to match, and carried a bouquet Of
bride roses After receiving the congratu-
lations Of relatives and friends Mr.. and Mrs
Merriam left for Jeanette, Pa, their fu-
ture home
Mr. and Mrs. Charles c. Guy and son of
New Lexington, Ohio. are the guests of
Mr.. George H. Stul and family Of 339 Sth
street northeast.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Mabel Dom, the eldest daughter of Mr.
Edward w. Dom, to Mr.. Lester Latham
Stevens Of Baltimore. The marriage is to
take place early in the new year.
Last evening at Grace NJ. E. Church par
sonage, DR.. E. L. Watson officiating, Mr.
Edgar Robb and Miss Frances Wagner
were married. The bride was attired in
brown travelling suit and carried a large
attended by Miss Mabel Keller. while a
brother Of the groom, Maj. H. c. Robb, was
best man. Quite large number Of friends
were at the parsonage, which was decorated
No. 10 N street. after January l.
A pretty wedding took place last Tuesday
evening at the parsonage of the Sixth
Presbyterian Church, 936 street south
west, the Rev. D. Wesley Skellenger off,.
ciating when the contracting parties were
Miss Catherine Gilbert and Mr. Morse o.
Mayes Of this city. The bride was be-
comingly attired in gown of white or
candle. deliberately trimmed with ribbons
and lace, and she carried a large bouquet
Of bride roses. Among the many friends
and relatives present were Mr.. and Mrs
T. A. Mayes. Mr.. and Mrs. Ketcham, Mr..
and Mrs. Grimes. Mrs. Depue, Mrs STRAIT
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Browning, Mrs. Gordon, Misses Smith and
Browning and Messrs. T. A. Mayes, IT., s.
II. Mayes, Pickles, Wilson and Finn After
the ceremony the party was rendered a re-
past at the residence of the brides sister.
Mrs. Ketcham, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Mayes left for Gettysburg, Pa, the home
of the brides parents.
1t was not Mrs. Eakin Gadsby who was
hurt in an accident last Monday, but Miss
Gadsby, whose injuries, however are not
serious.
NJ. L. c. Sweet Of Hot Springs, Va, and
Miss Laura B. Stanley Of Ronceverte. Va,
were married at the Howard House last