Evening star., 1901-10-17

tables being decorated in an attractive
manner The couple left later In the even-
has LOT bridal tour, expecting to be at
hoine at SlzS r street after November l.
Miss Katherine Hsgarty and Mr.. Robert
Z. Hunter were married yesterday after
noon az O'Clock at Trinity Church. a num-
per OF friends OF the contracting parties
asseg assemonng at the church to witness the
seienony. Ihe groom was a former George
town resident. while the bride is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. Henry Hegarty Of 1924 asfh
street Kew: James F. " Mulvaney, s. J.,
performed the ceremony. assisted by sew
eral other priests. The bride looked ex.
tremely pretty in her gown. Miss Helen
hegarty. sister OF the bride, acted as
maid maid, OF honor Messrs- Charles May.
Claude Hunter. brother of the groom. and
Joseph and Harry Hegarty. brothers OF
the bride, Were ushers. After the ceremony
reception was held at the residence OF
the brides father. on S4;h street. after
which the couple took a short honeymoon
trip. They will reside IN the future in
Washington.
A party in honor OF the seventh birthday
of Master Earl Holland Rlumer was given
al the residence OF the parents S2l G streey
southeast, Friday evening. October IL A
large number of his FRIENDS and playmates
were present and spent a very enjoyable
evening In playing games and dancing. Re
ireshinents were served Ter In the evening
IN the dining room. where the table was
prettily decorated with palms and upon Il
was the usual birthday cake Master Blu
HiSa iSSSiNeu d OF presents from his
guests Among those present were Misses
sue hess, Helen Chambers. Madeline Nall
ley, Ethel Fuss. May Wilkerson Edlth
Martin, Luretta Shipley, Reta Brown Ma
re ClaVeloux, Dorothy McCauley, Rosetta
Sampoell, Norma Crown, Amalie Hollan-
DER, Gurley Cross, Bette Culp, Jennie Nor
gan, Jennie and Grace King, Christina KEN
nedy, Esther Newman EtAcl Daughton
Jesse NJ. What and Mae Blurner7 and
Masters John Martin, Roy Mizzoula. Frank
ana george Kelley, Leo Torrens. Norman
beaumont, Lawrence Tanner, Raymond
Clark Leon Elkins, Harold Culp and Earl
Blumer.
Miss Hattie Gertrude Homer of this city
and Mr.. Claude Cramer Rupert of Day.
ton, Ohio, were married last evening at s
CLOCK at the residence of the brides
grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Muddiman, 634
Massachusetts avenue. by Rev DR. s H
Greene of Calvary Baptist Church The
parlors were beautifully decorated with
palms and cut flowers. Little Earle Muddi-
man and Mildred Cole preceded the couple
bearing flowers. The bride was handsome
ly gowned in mode crepe trimmed with
blue silk and real lace and carried bride
roses and maidenhair fern. An elegant re-
ceptlon followed the ceremony, at which n
large number of friends were present The
bride was the recipient of beautiful col
lection of presents, which attested her
great popularity in this city. Her going
away gown was of brown basket cloth,
with hat and gloves to match Mr. and
Mrs Rupert left on a late train for Day.
ton, Ohio, their future home, followed by
showers of rice and the best wishes of a
host of friends
Mrs. Charles Waldren Hayes of go A
street southeast left the city yesterday for
New York to visit her daughter, Mrs. w.
G. Howell.
Mrs. WI. the wife of the Chinese minis
ter, has sailed from Hong Kong and Will
reach Washington the last part of this
month. She is accompanied by three
young Chinese girls, who will reside at the
Chinese legation.
The wedding of Mr. Forrest Heth Rior-
dan of this city and Miss Mary Edith
Bayer, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Miller Bayer of Baltimore took place yes-
terday at noon in Baltimore The ceremo-
ny was performed at the residence of the
brides parents 624 North Monroe street.
The parlors were tastefully decorated with
palms and cut flowers The bride was at
tended by Miss Carrie Riordan, sister Of
the groom, while Mr.. Ira E. Bayer, broth
er OF the bride, acted as best man for the
groom. The bride wore a diaphanous gown
OF white organdie, with white roses in her
hair, and carried bride roses tied with fiut-
tering white ribbons Immediately after
the ceremony wedding lunch was served
Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs
James Shirwood, mother Of the groom; Miss
Hungerford and Mr.. Arthur Norton all of
washington, ID. c.; Miss Edna Archibald
OF Rockville, Md; Mrs. Edgar McCaulev of
Union Bridge, Nd, and Mrs. William A
Strife Of Hagerstown.