The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-04

Bar HarbOr festivities took the shape
Of a vaudeville evening" last night. The
affair was given at the Marlborough and
was arranged by Miss Violet Whelen and
Mrs. Charles s. Whelen.
Broadway ballads were sung, and song
and dance artists, prestidigitatOrs, cho-
rus girls, and Irish comedians were close
I ~ copied by well-knOwn society people
The MUSHROOM at the Marlborough was
cleveriy arranged for the occasion. \
| stage was erected at one end. The walls
and ceiling were hung with oak leaves
and banked with fir trees. Japanese Ian
terms hung from the ratterS, and all kinds
OF theatrical posters and sketches adorn-
ed the walls 70 lend realistic effect 10 the
scene.
The opening act was harp solo by Miss
! Catherwood. The Misses Gurnee sang
/ Hans Ereitmann's ballads. a Quaker
Quihtotte dressed TO represent demure
Quaker maidens. looked at from one side,
and gay golfers from the other, was the
hit Of the evening. II was danced by
Miss Gtiggs, Miss Edith Taylor, Captain
Sweetnam. Captain Cosby and NJ De
Bildt
Miss Whelen and Harold Tappin. dress
ed in bOlerOs and gaudy sashes, danced a
Spanish fandango. Louis Won Gaertuer
performed marvellous tricks with carts,
\ harp and mandolin duet by Miss Davis
and Miss CatheTwoOd followed.
There We're two reCitations by Mrs
| Whelen and Miss Gurnee.. Bent Georges
L
| quero and Miss WheIen led a ''FTorodO-
ra'' sextet composed OF NJ s GTeenOugh.
! Miss Miller. Mr. Won Raath0ven, Miss
! Tappin, Charles Whelen. 1t was well eX-
eCuted and took immensely.
The old Maury mansion or G Street, IA
nous for it's hospitality in the days when
1 its master. John W. Maury, was Mayor Of
! Washington. and now the home Of his
| daughter, Mrs. y. Fl. McRoberts, was
/ made forally beautiful last night for the
wedding Of Miss Isabel McRobertS md
/ Mr.. Robert Williamson TunstaH, who
were married in the presence Of a com
( pany Of about fifty guests. made up OF
/ the members Of both families and a few
/ intimate friends
/ The large, oId-fashioned parlor, with its
family portraits and antique furniture.
made an ideal setting for the ceremony,
/ which was performed before the palm
empowered windows by the Rev AeNan-
| der Rich. rector Of the Episcopal Church
at Port Deposit, Nd, and brother-in-law
] Of the bride.
Mr.. Charles C. McRoberts gave his sis
| ter in marriage, there being neither
maids nor ushers in attendance upon the
] pair.
The bride wore q very beautiful gown
! Of ivory peau de sole trimmed with old
| hOnitOn lace that once belonged 10 her
/ grandmother. who was one OF the IA
U
! brooch. another family heirloom. was
worn, together with a diamond and pearl
crescent. a present from the groom The
| tulie veil that fell about her figure IN
misty folds. was fastened with sprays OF
| orange blossoms. and roses formed her
| bouquet Mrs. McROberts wore very
! becoming toilet Of white satin. fectSed
with black. and trimmed with black lace,
and Mrs. Rich, the married daughter Of
the house, was handsome in white and
black fOulard. In the supper room the CEN
trepieCe consisted Of q large cut glass bowl
filled with roses and surrounded by can
dies. that burned in 4 superb old family
candelabra OF FURNISHED gilt. Other mas
sive gilt ornaments. that have been IN
the family for generations. held fruit,
room were autumn blossoms and grace
fully branching palms
Later In the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
| Tunstall left for a wedding trip north
ward the latter attired for travelling in
grey cloth with artistic touches Of white
The groom is professor OF Latin and
Greek at the Jacob Tome Institute at
Port Deposit. Nd. and the home 90 which
he will take his bride Is a very beautiful
cottage near the institute, set on a hill
above the town The bride will not be
stranger In her new home, as her brother
in-law and Mrs. Rich also have a pretty
house at Port Deposit. II was while on
a visit 10 them that she first met Mr..
| TunstalL The wedding gifts were numer-
Gus and OF a variety 20 delight a young
bride about TO begin life in new home
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis 4 Pradt are spend
ing the month at Blue Ridge Summit, Va.
MIR. and Mrs. Cotter T. Bride. their son,
w. W. Bride, and their daughter. Louise,
will leave today to visit Mr. and Mrs w
Jennings Bryan at their home in Lincoln,