Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-11
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS BEARDSLEY AND REV. MIR.
BROWN MARRIED TODAY.
Noon Ceremony at Epiphany Last
Nights Hospitalities-Per-
sonaI Notes.

IetlOT OF EIlpntllll Nndpei. were
married by Bishop Satterlee. The ceremony
| was attended only by small party of rela-
tives, who afterward returned with the
newly married couple to the residence of
the brides father, Mr.. ". C Beardsley.
1923 New Hampshire avenue, for the we'd
| ding breakfast
Mr.. Beardsley formerly resided at
Auburn. n. Y. The bride was handsomely
| Sowned In gray satin crepe de chine en-
broidered in silver. Her ornaments were
| pearls and diamonds. Her hat was of gray
| tulle
| Rev. and Mrs. Brown left town this af-
ternoon and contemplate spending the next
seven months travelling in Europe They
VIII sail shortly.
Secretary of State and Mrs Hay enter
tanned at dinner last night, when their
guests included Senator and Mrs Hanna
Seneral Corbin, Rear Admiral and Mrs
| 'Crownlnshie1d, Miss Maud Pauncefote Mrs
Postlethwaite, Mr. Gerard Lowther. Miss
Hay and Mr.. A S Hay.
The assistant secretary of state and Mrs
Hill at a dinner last night had as guests
capt and Mrs. Vignal, Lieutenant Com
mander and Mrs. Won Rebeur, Justice
Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs Richardson Assistant
Secretary and Mrs. Hackett Prof and Mrs
Thomas Wilson, Mr. and Mrs Lansing and
| Mrs. Whiting.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. NJ Curry entertained
the following guests last night at dinner:
Secretary Wilson, the Spanish n;n;star
and Duchess dArcos, Senator and Mrs
Elkins Mr.. and Mrs. Morehead. Mr. and
Mrs. Boomer Count and Countess Ouadt
Mrs Sargent, Mr.. John Lee Carroll and
General Bates.
Miss Ellen Swan Dobbin only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A Dobbin of How
ard county, Nd, was married to Mr. Fred
erick Hoppin Rowland Washington cor
respondent of the Providence R. L. Jour
nal, yesterday noon at Grace Protests ant
Episcopal Church, Baltimore. The Rev.
Arthur Chiffon Powell officiated, assisted
by the Rev. John c. Gray, rector of Grace
church, Elkridge. The chancel was adorned
with Easter lilies and spring blossoms
The groom was attended by Mr. Henry
u. Kemp OF Washington. The maid of
honor was Miss Jeanette Dobbin cousin
OF the bride. and the bridesmaids were
of the groom, and Miss Frances Theobald
The bride wore a trained gown Of white
satin, trimmed with point lace, and tulle
veil fastened with orange blossoms, and
the bridesmaids pearl gray crepe de chine,
trimmed with white lace, with hats of
gray and pink. Immediately after the cere-
mony wedding breakfast was given in
honor of the young couple by Mrs. Robert
Garrett, second cousin of the bride, at her
residence, IL West Mount Vernon place
Covers were laid at small tables for 10
guests, and the drawing rooms and dining
rooms were handsomely decorated with or
chids, lilies and roses. Later Mr. and Mrs
Rowland left for a wedding journey.
Miss Eulalie Shreve and her sister, Mrs
Florence Smoot, have returned to their
home, Fair View" Monocacy, Nd, after
visiting friends and relatives at Woodside
Md, and this city.
Mrs William r. Riley has issued cards
for the marriage of her daughter Eliza
beth to Lieut.. Henry X. Benham, United
States navy, Tuesday, April %, at noon
ST. Thomas Church wedding breakfast
will follow at Mrs. Rileys home, Z Iowa
circle, at half-past r.
Mr.. S. w. Woodward will give an infor-
NAL reception Saturday evening April 10,
at o'clock. at his residence. 2Ol5 Wyom-
ing avenue, to meet Mr.. John r. Mott
president of the Worlds Christian Student
Federation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin and daughters Of
New York are guests of Mrs. Rich, 1921
Massachusetts avenue southeast. for few
days.
Mrs and the Misses Foraker. at a lunch
con yesterday in honor Of their guests,
Mrs. and Miss Black Of Cincinnati, had in
the company to meet them Mrs. Hanna,
Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Stevens, Mrs Walsh,
Miss Ogelsby of Springfield. ILL.,. Miss
Rochester, Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Somers Miss
Buckley, Miss Murphy, Mrs. D. ]. HILL Mrs
Fleming. Mrs Ffoulke, Mrs. Spalding, Miss
Helen Bell, Miss Hemmick and Miss Davis.
Mr.. Del Viso gave a dinner last night at
the Metropolitan Club as farewell to DR.
Wilde, the Argentine minister, who win
shortly go to Europe.
Mrs. Huff gave a dancing party last night
at Rauschers for Miss Carolyn Huff, who
is home from boarding school for the East
er holidays. 1t was a charming gathering
of most of the young people, who have had
several pleasant meetings already this
week. The ball room and reception room
had new beauties in the way of flowers
ot,6 nr1tC ar,1a 1ot,
Miss Katherine Elkins, Miss Matilde Town
send, Miss Caroline Postlewaite Miss Grace
Bell, the Misses Cobb. Miss NJ. Stevens,
Miss Martina Jones. Miss Mary Souther-
Ffoulke, Miss Alice Andrews the Misses
Mary and Alice Shepard. the Misses Lille
and Annie McCauley, Miss Jean Crosby.
Miss Pulitzer, Miss Katherine Wood Miss
Maud Vincent, Miss Helen Cook Miss Nc
Kenna, Miss Webb. Miss Aspinwall Miss
Enrol Brown, Miss Elsie Seymour, Mr. Ran
dali Hagner, Mr.. Philip Hichborn. Mr.
Beale Boomer. Mr.. Lawrence Hopkins. Mr.,
Roger Wetmore, Mr. Sherman Miles. Mr..
Ned Townsend, Mr.. George Deering, Mr.
Charles Poe. Mr.. William Reyburn, Mr..
Murray Cobb, the Messrs. Julian and VIII
liam Wright. Mr.. Sam Dalzel, Mr.. George
Clymer. Mr.. Phil Preston. Mr. Hubley
Owen, Mr.. Blaine Elkins. the Messrs.
Thomas and Augustus BIagden. Mr. Fair
fax Ayres and Mr.. Burrell Hun were
among those present.
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Kammerer, both of Washington, D. G
were married very quietly at ST. Joseph's
Church yesterday by Rev. Father Gayan.
at o'clock. They will be at home to their
friends after April 20 at 1908 New Jersey
avenue.
The Afternoon Euchre Club of RetbIe
hem Chapter, o. E. s., was entertained aft
the residence Of Mrs. John F. Davis, 613
9th street northeast, yesterday. The prizes
were won by Mrs. F. ]. Randolph and
Mrs. Eugene DeMontreville. Among those
present were Mrs. ]. L. Kennedy, Mrs. III.
G. Ellis, Mrs. H. F. Lyon, Mrs L. X.
Thomas, Mrs. w. w. Keck, Mrs Tom
Landergren, Mrs. H. B. Smith, Mrs Mary
DeMontreville, Mrs. Walter DeMontre-
vile, Mrs. w. Perry and Mrs Edwards.
The club will meet at Mrs. H. G.. Ellis
April "a
The Mayfiower Pleasure Club ives enter
tanned last night at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred. Posey, 607 9th street south
west. The guests were entertained by in
strumental and musical selections Vocal
solos were rendered by Mrs. Posey, Mrs.
w. L. Klinehanse and Mrs. George T. Bell
and others. Messrs w. T. Klinehanse and
George T. Bell, fancy dancing, accompa-
cd hy Mr.