Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-07

| WHOM MISS arthur mas maze ner nome.
| will give a wedding breakfast at her home,
| on State street, after the ceremony.
Miss Isabel McKenna is in New York
| visiting friends.
Mrs. Clover. wife of Commander Glover.
| went to New York early in the week to
| make short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F. Walsh who
| have taken possession of their new home
| on Massachusetts avenue, although all of
the workmen have not yet left it, are stay
| ing over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ E.
| Ingalls,, at Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs. William c. Lewis of Belmont ave-
| nue. gave a luncheon yesterday in honor of
| Miss Grace Rhees, whose marriage to Mr..
| Benjamin Ogden Loxley of Philadelphia
| Will take place at the summer home of the
| family, Oakmont, November Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McCauley have is
sued the invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter Lila and Mr.. Wolcott Tuck
| erman, Wednesday, November % at noon.
| at ST. Johns Church.
| The Duchess of Roxburghe and her
| daughter, Lady Isabel Innes -Ker, arrived
| today on the steamer Campania to attend
the wedding of the Duke of Roxburghe and
| Miss May Goelet, November 10.
Lady Herbert, widow of Sir Michael Her.
| bert, is expected in New York shortly to
| SpSHu at lcdSl d part Oh tfle WlHteT WIFI Itr
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wilson. She
| will not be here for the wedding, however
! Mrs. Ogden Goelet will give dinner in
honor of the Duchess of Roxburghe prior to
| the wedding. The visit of the latter to this
| country is not likely to be an extended one
| The bridesmaids at the wedding are to
| wear pink mousseline de sole and ecru lace
| and pink velvet toques, trimmed with sable
and mufs of the same materials. AS only
| a limited number are asked to the church.
the side aisles and pews of St Thomas will
oe niled with palms. 50 as to reduce the
| apparent size of the edifice. Few outside
the family circle will follow the bridal
| party to the reception afterward at Mrs
| Goelets 9Th avenue home.
| Last month at ST Philomena's Cathedral.
| Omaha, Neb., Miss Frances Regina
| ~ Brlen, daughter Of the late Gen. George
Morgan Brien. and sister of Mr.. n. ].
| " Brlen, enc of the pioneer superintendent
| OF the Southern railway and a former
Washingtonan, and Mr.. John Richard Ly-
ons of Walla Walla, Wash, We're married.
| Promptly at 8 o'clock the bridal party
passed down the broad aisle of the cathe-
! oral, which was prettily decorated with
| palms and cosmos for the occasion The
| organlst. Miss Margaret Swift, played the
| Lohenglin march for the professional while
| made was used. First came the ushers
| Mr.. Byron Reed and Mr.. John Vincent
brennan. They were followed by Mr. Louis
| BostWick and the bridesmaid, Miss Agnes
| McElroy, niece OF the bride She wore
gown of white embroidered sicilienne
| with a large picture hat of white felt and
| carried a shower bouquet of pink carna-
| lions. The maid of honor, Miss Teresa I.y-
| ons, sister of the groom. was also attired
| in white sicilienne over white silk and wore
! picture hat. She carried pink carnations
| Both wore the gifts of the groom. Miss I.y-
ons' being heart of diamonds. while that
of Miss McElroy was cross of pearls. Mr.
Barles Beaton was best best man.
Tha IriI
with her brother-in-law, Mr. w. A Nc
Elroy. She was dressed in white crepe de
chine over silk with trimmings of Ten
erffe lace and plaitngs of oh ffon Her
tulle veil was fastened with a diamond
brooch the gift of the groom. She car
| Iied a shower bouquet of bride roses
Rev T. A. McGovern. pastor of the
cathedral, read the marriage service At
the mass which followed, he was assisted
by Father Carroll of North Platte. At the
offertory of the mass Miss Veronica Do
bration the organist played Schubert's
Serenade' and the "BerceuSe'
A wedding breakfast was served at the
home of the brides sister Owing to the
no cards were issued. but the church was
comfortably filled with the friends of the
bride and her family. After December l
Mr.. and Mrs Lyons will be at home at
Walla Walla. Mr.. Lyons having large in
terests in the ranching and wheat indus
tries Of Nebraska.
Mrs. Daisy Fftzhugh Ayres of Lexington,
KY has arrived in Washington to spend
the winter at 2301 Pennsylvania avenue.
Mr.. George II. Ingraham left today for
visit of three weeks to friends in South
Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Franklin Perry. who
have made their home in London for the
last two years. have returned to Washing
ton, and are staying with Mr.. Perry's sis
ter. Mrs. A. P. Clark, jr., of 241 Delaware
avenue northeast. They will be at home
when they will be pleased to receive their
friends informally. Mrs. Clark and Mrs
Perry will also be at home during the af-
ternoons of those days.
A party was given at Miss Estelle Coles
home on Halloween night, in honor of the
Blue Bell Club. Games were enjoyed until
1870 o'clock Refreshments We're served at
1890 O'Clock. After this recitations We're
skillfully spoken by Estelle Cole Dorothy
F'arr, Katie Bell and Carrie Watson. Those
present were Estelle Cole, Katie Bell Marie
Little, Marie Trail, Minnie Mankin Helen
Budd. Carrie Watson and Alicia Ware.
Arrangements have been made for a re-
ception to be given by the members of the
Audubon Society of the District of Column
bia next Wednesday night at the Washing
ton Club. beginning at o'clock. A num-
Der of invitations have been sent out and a
big turnout of members of the society and
their friends are expected. The affair is I'M
der the charge of a committee which in
cludes Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe. Mrs. j. D.
Patton, Mrs. Job Barnard Mrs E V
Brown Mrs Rudolph Kaufman. Miss Ella
Gurn Mrs. A. T. Stuart Miss Josephine
Clarke. Mrs r. K. Shaw, Miss Jean Eddy
and Miss Marie Boynton.
Mr.. and Mrs William Stone Albert have
taken apartments az the Hotel Gordon for
the winter
A pretty home wedding took place Thurs
day of last week al the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel G. Hunter. 1902 T street north
west Their daughter, Elizabeth was the
bride and Mr.. William Marrs the groom.
The Rev. Mr.. Gordon performed the cere-
mony, assisted by the Rev Mr.. Howard
The bride wore white silk and carried a
boquet of roses. The presents We're numer-
Gus and beautiful. The reception that fol-
lowed was participated in by the numerous
friends of the bride and her father who is
widely-known and highly respected subor-
dinate official in the treasury
The speakers of whom any social history
is mentioned owe 1t to their wives. who.
like Mrs. Henderson, kept up the traditions
of the position by receptions, etc. Mrs.
Carlisle made her reign Mrs. Speaker
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