Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-02
MARRIAGE OF MISS BISHOP AND
MR.. DAVIS.
Miss Butler and DIR. Polkinhorn Mar
ried-Chevy Chase Club
Dance-Notes.

| sisted Dy Rev. E0OCn M. InOmpSOH N1SSoi ..
Raymond Acton and Samuel II. Davis seat
| ed the guests. Mrs. Isaac Gregg, the ma
| tfon 81 honor, was gowned in white wolfe,
wore a short veil and carried pink sweet
peas The attractive young bride, who was
escorted by her uncle Mr.. B. Wistar Bees
| ley of Philadelphia wore white lace over
| silk chiffon, a tulle veil and carried lilies or
| the valley Mr. Charleton Wistar Beesley
Of Philadelphia was best man. only ram
| lily gathering attended the reception whlcn
| followed at the home of the bride nother
! Mrs William Benton Bishop. After the
| bridal tour Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Will reside
| at 4S East Penn street, Germantown. Mr..
| Davis is the son of Judge and MRS ".
| Harry Davis of Philadelphia.
| Miss Ica Wynne the attractive young
| daughter of First Assistant Postmaster
| General and Mrs. Wynne, entertained at
| rose luncheon today of Z dozen covers. Her
| guests were manly he scioolmates at the
| Georgetown convent who like the young
| hostess we're present yesterday at the CLOS
| ing exercises ami this morning In the con,
| vent chapel were confirmed by Cardlnai
| Gibbons The TEST of the company was
| made Up of home friends and the occasion
| was a very merry one. MISS Ruth Nynne
| assisted her sister in tie entertainment ana
| presided at one end of the table, which was
| decorated with June roses
Miss Grace Elizabeth Butler, daughter of
! Rev J. G. Butler, D. D.. was married last
night 10 DIR. Henry A. Polkinhorn by the
| brides fa Their at her home. multitude OF
white blossoms made bower OF the par
| lor where the ceremony occurred. keV.
| Charles H Butler and Miss Mabel Polkin-
| horn attended the couple with two little
| flower Girls, Eleanor Butter and Margaret
! Eichelberger. The bride was daintily dress
| ed in white crepe de chine, with a TUNE
| veil and !, shower bouquet of carnations and
| lilies Tie maid of honor and the flower
| girls ware also white. After the largely
| attended reception, d.. and Mrs. Polkin-
| horn started for & wedding trip. They will
| go to housekeeping in the Edward, 10th
| street. Oh their return to the capital.
| Mr. and Mrs J. H. Van Roijen, the for
| Ter lately the secretary here for the 1eSa-
| ton OF the Netherlands, who have been
| at LenoN since .heir ma .riage. sail in a few
| days fo' Europe. Mr.. Van Roijen has re-
| ceived appointment to ConStcntinople.
| A pretty wedding yesterday at ST. James
! Church, Leesburg, that of Miss Leta
| Lutz, daughter of Mr.. S. S. Lut2, and Mr..
Charles Thomas Clagett of Washington,
| Rev. McLaren Dryden officiating.
/ The maid of honor was Miss Cora Lutz
| The bridesmaids were Misses Emma Cum
ming of New York, Margaret Benedict of
| Round Hill, Catherine Marbury of MARI
| boro', Md; Mary A. Fendall of Leesburg,
Lucella Smith of Lee, Mass, and Ethel
Davis of Washington. The best man was
Mr. Hall Clagett of Washington, and the
! ushers were Messrs Metzger, Marbury.
Howard, Clagett, Breckenridge, James OF
Washington and Paymaster Pigman Of
Newport r. I. The wedding reception was
attended by many guests from Virginia
and MARYLAND. 1t was held at Springwood,
the country home of the brides father,
near Leesburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Clagett will
make their home in Washington
Miss Gertrude Dougherty of Baltimore,
sister Of Rev. George A. Dougherty, secre-
tary to Mgr O'Conne1l, rector of the Cath
lit TIT, ftr md =
lone of Baltimore were married by the
| brides brother at st. Patricks Church yes.
terday. Rev. DR.. Stafford, the pastor or
the church, and Rev. William ]. Carroll,
the assistant pastor, assisted. The couple
went north for bridal trip and will live
in Baltimore.
Lieutenant General and Mrs. Schof1eld
and their young daughter sailed yesterday
for a summer tour in Europe.
A subscription dinner and dance at the
Chevy Chase Club, chaperoned by Mrs.
Oliver Cromwell, brought the dancing sea-
son very near its close last night Botn
DIPLOMATIC official and resident society
were represented by its more youthful ana
dance-loving members, and despite ram
and it's train of inconvenience the event
was success The occasion also served 70
muster out society's available force at
present since departures for the summer,
or to st. Louis, illnesses, more or less Sc
we're and the numerous recent weddings
have very seriously ueplettu the lihhS'
Mrs. Cromwelrs nagement, however, as
usual overcame all obstacles and resulted
in one of the merriest wind-ups any season
has known.
Mrs Cowles and her son are in New
York on their way to her place at Farm
ington Conn.,, which Mrs. Cowles will keep
open all summer, although she will, as
usual, accept many invitations elsewhere.
Mr.. J. Ormond Wilson and family will
leave the city for their summer home, Slas-
conset, Mass, tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Holden have is
sued invitations to the marriage of their
daughter Jessie Leontine, to Mr.. Louis b.
Grening of New York June 8. 1904, at
Hamhne NJ. E. Church
Miss Mary c. Croggon and Miss Stella
Merillat have gone TO bridgeport, conn.,,
for months stay.
Miss Adah L. Burtt and Mr.. J. Carroll Ed
wards of New York were quietly married
Wednesday morning at st. Dominic $
Church by the Rev. Father O'Rourke. The
couple was attended by Miss Hilda Mar
Mr.. Alfred E. Fowler MISC Bugtt is the
daughter OF Mr.. Ellery ]. Burtt the
groom Is the eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs
Thos c. Edwards of southern Maryland
hut for several years past has resided In
New York. city, where he Is connected with
the law department of the New YORK CITY
Railway Company. Mr.. and Mrs EdWaros
left in the afternoon for New York, where
they will reside.
Mr.. Lucius L. Smith of New York city,
who has been visiting his mother, has re-
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Hoart gave farewell
reception last night in honor of Mrs j.
Wilson and Miss e. McVicker of Lebanon.
Pa. After vocal and instrumental music
refreshments were served. Those present
were Miss Ella Hamilton, Miss Hattie
Schiemann, Mr.. Harry Landau Mr.. Joe
Wagner, Mr.. Alfred Reigelman, Mr.. John
Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. ]. Landau, Mr.. and
Mrs G. Fitzgerald. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood.
| Masters Theodore and Wilson Hoart and
| LIE Roy Fitzgerald
A quiet wedding took place at the par
| sonage of Rev. Mr.. Lock in Rockville,
Nd, Wednesday. June I, at pm The
parties were Miss Florida Windsor Of
| Hyattstown, Md, and Mr.. William Hig-
| gins Of Potomac, Md. After the ceremony
| they left for the groom's home, where
| they were given a reception, attended by
| a large number of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. ]. Claggett Of
| Churchyille Nd, have issued invitations
| for the marriage OF their daughter Mary