The times., 1900-12-20


from 8 to I o'clock. Mrs. Michener well
coined the large number of callers in a
toilet of black chiffon The debutante
was girlishly precty in white crepe
trimmed with mousseline de sole and car
ried American Beauty roses. The group
of young people who aided in the general
entertainment of the guests included
Miss Lorraine Edison. Miss Tunstali Miss
Mary Warner, Miss Clara Mccormick,
Miss Scovill, of Waterbury, Miss Mamma
kee, Miss Michener, ard Mss Duns in of
Boston. Combined vii h the quantiti of
flowers sent to the debhtante were Christ
mas garlands and glowing masses of poin-
setta and holly.
Mr.. William L. F. King, son of Mr..
Benjamin F. King of this city, and
Miss Mary Virginia Cashell. only
daughter of Mr.. Samuel S. Cashell. of
Clarksville, Md. were married yesterday
at noon at the home of the bride. They
will reside in this city
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle entertained a
number of the younger members of socie-
ty at dinner last night.
The Minister from the Netherlands gave
small dinner for gentlemen last night.
The marriage of Miss Daisy Frey,
oaugnter OF Mr.. and Mrs Abram Frey 10
Mr Joseph r. Mollere, took place last
night at O'Clock at the family residence
14e9 Howard Avenue, Mount Pleasant
The drawing rooms. wide hall. and din
ing-room were artistically decorated with
southern smilax, palms, and Christmas
greens. their foliage forming back
ground for masses of holly and glowing
poinsetta blooms. The ceremony was per-
formed in the drawing room under floral
bell. Rev. Ross Fishburn, of the Congrc-
gational Church. of Mount Pleasant, Of
hciating. The bride, wearing conventional
white and carrying a bouquet of white
blossoms, entered with her father. by
whom she was given away. Her little
brother. Emile. garbed as a page. in vel
vet, walked before her scattering flowers
in her way. The ushers who led the Train
were Mr.. Augustus Balderson, Lieutenant
Bell, Mr. Thomas Bass, and Mr.. BENJAMIN
Frey.
Mr.. Abram Frey, ir, acted as best man.
Miss Lulu NJ. Frey was her sisters
maid of honor. and the bridesmaids were
Miss Grace Hull, of Philadelphia. and
Miss Alma Mollere. sister of the groom.
All wore white organdie gowns. trimmed
with ribbons and lace. The maid of honor
carried pink roses, while the maids bou-
quet was of golden yellow roses.
Among the out-of-town guests present
were Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Frey, and Mrs.
y. q. Hull of Philadelphia: Mrs. Eliza
beth Albright, Miss Anna Hull, and Mrs.
n. Bruce. all of Lancaster. Pa. and Mrs.
NJ. Heineman and Mr.. F. Dill. of New
YORK Among the local guests invited
were Commissioner Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
n warner. Mr.. James L. Norris. Judge
F. L. Campbell, and Mr. and Mrs. Hun
ter.
4, Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Mol
iere left for ten days trip to New York
and other northern points
pretty wedding was solemuized at
Hamline NJ. e. Church last night when
MISS Mamie Leatherman, the only daugb-
Ire OF Dr. and Mrs. NJ f. Leatherman.
ana Mr.. Clarence A. Proctor were mar
ried by the Rev. ]. w. Steele. Miss Mar
earet Davis was the brides only atten-
dant- MI. Roy E Leatherman waited On
the groom. The ushers were DR. Parje
Brengle. Mr.. Raymond Moulfou Mr. Ar
thur Proctor, all OF this city. and Mr.
Samuel Feland. of Kentucky. The bride
passed up the aisle with her father. by
whom she was given in marriage. She
wore a graceful robe of white liberty
satin over pearl taffeta, and carried a
shower of bride roses. Miss Davis was
dressed in white organdie trimmed with
bnnnIIpt
OF bridesmaid roses.
The ceremony was followed by a recen-
ton at the brides home. 1913 O Street
The floral decorations of the house were
carried out in red and green. The ladies
VINO assisted the hostess in receiving were
Mrs. Moulton, Miss Ollie Leatherman Miss
Edith Remsburg, Miss Efhe Henry Miss
Helen Beatty, Miss Eta Davis. and Miss
Gertrude Cissel. Later the bride and
groom left for New York.
Mrs. Albert c. Bracket preeidert -,
the Aid Association for the blind era
clously placed her home at the disposaI of
the ls dies of the association. who gave
tea there on Tuesday afternoon for Inc
6enefit of the Home for the Blind. The
rooms were decorated with ho;.v
ana christmas garlands looped with red
satin ribbons. The centrepiece and dow
lies of the beautifully appointed tea table
were of red satin under lace that Mrs
brackett purchased while travelling in
Mexico, and in the candelabra were red
sandles whose light was reflected through
shades. Mrs. Bracket, in black
over white silk. was assisted in
'eceiying by the vice presidents of the as
iociatlon, Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Main.
WIS. John Russell Young, and Mrs. NJ. T.
hilbert. Mrs. Gist presided at the coffee
lrn and Mrs. Joseph R. Rose poured tea
Mrs. c. e. Pepper, Mrs. Benjamin. Mrs.
Jacobs. Mrs. Thomas, and Mrs CaIyer also
iided In the general entertainment of The
afternoon. At the close of the receiving
lours, which were from to Z O'Clock
Mrs. Bracket entertained the receiving
1arty al supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. David S. Hendrick cele-
lrated the twenty-ffth anniversary of
heir wedding last night by holding a re-
'eption for which over a thousand invita-
ions we're issued. The first floor of the
amily residence in New Hampshire Ave
Tue was elaborately decorated and the
stairway was wreathed in holly. The
ioral colors of the drawing room. white |
md green. were effectively expressed In
,ride roses, palms, and Southern smilax.
3ouquets of La France roses and fern
we're placed about the reception room. |
nc behind the stairway the Italian or |
hestra was hidden from view by palms. |
American Beauty roses gave a glow OF |
olor to the dining room, which was ac- |
ented by the centrepiece of meteor buds |
With which the table was adorned. The |
lost and hostess received near the door of |
he drawing room, the latter wearing a |
'eautiful and becoming toilet of white |
ilk with rose point applique and pearls. |
hey were assisted by their young daugh-
er, Miss Martha Hendrick. in a French |
own of pale blue crepe de chine. trimmed |
With pink crush roses. over slip of pink |
ilk: Mrs. Calvin Hendric1 and Miss So |
hia Hendrick OF New York, Mrs. John
)alzell, Mrs. Stanton. Mrs. J. p. Peeie.
irs. Lewis Wood and Mrs. Cheekes of |
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