Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-30

carried a large buncn of brides roses and
lilies of the valley. she given away by
her brother, Mr.. Murray Snider of this city,
while Mr.. Denison was unattended The
parlor in which the ceremony occurred was
plentifully decorated with flowers ribbons
and potted plants to correspond to dark
color scheme. Mr.. and Mrs. Denison enjoy
the acquaintance of large circle of friends
Both are members Of the Central High
School alumni The couple received many
beautiful presents of silver, cut glass both
useful and ornamental. Among the out-of-
town guests present were: Miss Mae
Stoneker and Miss Cornelia Skinner, Ham
ilton. Ohio. and Messrs. Robert H. Snider
and r. w. Barwood of Philadelphia, Pa,
Mrs. Chaffee, wife of General Chaffee
gave luncheon today in honor of Mrs
Richard Butler of New York, and to meet
nel mere were present Mrs. Greedy, Mrs.
thompson Mrs. Wagner, Mrs Randoiph.
Mrs. Magruder, Mrs. Frank, Mrs. Kirke
Porter, Mrs. Chester, Mrs. Higginson. Mrs.
Canbee and Miss Davis
Bishop Robert A. Gibson officiated in Ct
Paufs Episcopal Church Richmond yectar
gay, at the marriage of Miss Annie wise
Mayo to Mr.. James Brandt Latimer of CHIT
cago. The maid of honor was Miss Nina
Russell Selfrdge and the bridesmaids were
MISS Lima Livingston Mayo Douglass Wise
Ailce Eames OF Boston and Margaret Crop.
per watkins. Mr.. Wallace Latimer Rail ~
Baltimore was best man and the ushers
We're Messrs. George Mayo. Madison
Pendieton, George Fitzgerald and DR.. Law.
renee t;e Price. After reception Mr.. and Mrs.
I1atimer came to this city on their wav tn
New YORK and will sail later for Naples
ne prloe is a granddaughter of former
GoV. Henry A. Wise of Virginia Guests at
Cropper Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson PAGE
ana MISS Florence Field of Washington.
Another young company met at tho ho.ra
, Ia night, In honor of their daughter Miss
Florence Conrad. About forty others cama
IN later for the dance. which concluded a
most delightful evening
Mr. and Mrs. Stilson Hutchins sail tomor.
70" LOT europe, and will winter in Italy.
One of the most pleasant of the aahn,.n..
receptions this season was that of vester
DAY, when Mrs. Hoyt, wife of the solicitor
s s, presented her attractive young
daughter, Miss Elinor Morton Hoyt to sew.
eral hundred friends. The hostess was most
pecomIngly gowned in black lace over WINE
SILK. MISS Hoyt was in Powered silk null.
trimmed with lace. with further adorn-
behts OF PINK ribbon. She carried an arm
fui or flowers, while dozens of other hon.
quets were in evidence in the variors
rooms. Those assisting Mrs. Hoyt were
M mrs. White, Mrs Knox. Mrs. Richard
davenport, Mrs. Fairfax Harrison Mrs
Benz. Chew Tilghman OF Philadelphia and
Miss Hoyt. Mr.. Hoyt's sister, and amonc
the deDutantes were Miss Pauline Morton
Miss Mary Switzerland, Miss Alice Miller
Miss Caroline s. Schroeder Miss RoiIa
Bateman. Miss Sallie Ovenshine Miss
Kathleen Leupp. Miss Harriet Souther1anC
and Miss Edith Miller.
The officers and ladies Of the engineer
post of Washington barracks will give q
dance for about 30 couples in the new hon.
room Thursday, December %.
At the home of the brides parents Repre-,
sentative and Mrs. Sims of Tennessee LAT
evening fifty or sixty guests attended the
marriage OF their daughter, Miss Edna
Earle Sims. to Mr.. William Lewis Beaie OF
Point Pleasant. W. Va. Rev. Forest Pretty
man OF the Mount Pleasant Methodist
Church officiated. The attractive Young
bride was g0wned in white crepe de chine
trimmed with point lace, wore tulle veil
and carried a bouquet OF valley lilies. Her
sister, Miss Elizabeth Virginia Sims dressed
In white silk net and carrying pink roses
was the bridesmaid. Mr.. James Atlger
Beale was best man. Mr.. and Mrs Beale
after December 20. will be at home at the
Plymouth
Mrs. Charles r. Williams of Indianapolis
gave tea last week. when Mrs. John Wes-
ley Tfmmons. daughter of Senator and Mrs
Fairbanks. was among the guests OF honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. q. Casassa celebrated
their LITTLE dan01atap Nfariasa of~hfh 1,srt3.-