Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-17

quet of roses was carried, and also a
prayer book, from which the marriage
service was read. During the mass sew
eral solos were rendered with splendid eff
feet by Mrs Mattingly Rogers. The dec
orations throughout the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Mcmahon, parents of the
bride, where the reception was afterward
held, were the colors of Delta Tau Delta
Fraternity of George Washington Univer-
sity of which the groom is member. The
going-away gown was of golden brown
zibeline, with sable and ermine furs and
hat to match. The couple left later for
honeymoon trip to Philadelphia and At
lantic City.
Mrs. Roosevelt, wife of the President.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Chanler were
guests last night at dinner in the main din
ing hall of the ST. Regis of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferguson in New York.
Princes Friedrich Carl gu Hohenlohe-
Oehringen and Johann Heinrich zu Hohen-
lobe Darmstadt of Germany, brothers, ar
rived yesterday from Europe and will be
present at the unwilling of the statue OF
Frederick the Great here Saturday.
Mrs Richard Butler of New York. now
residing here, gave a dinner last night in
honor of Associate Justice and Mrs. Brown.
her other guests being Lieut.. Gen. and
Mrs. Chaffee, Major General and Mrs. Gill
lespie and Mrs. Stanley Matthews.
Mrs Aston gave a small dinner, followed
by theater party, last night to Prince
Louis and Prince Anthony of Orleans-Bra-
ganza, sons of the ex-crown princess OF
Brazil.
Mrs. Albert E. Acker, Mrs. NJ. V. Lanon
and Miss Lanon have left Washington for
San Francisco, where they sail on the 18th
for the orient.
Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks are expected
at New Haven, Conn, tomorrow to visit
over Sunday their sons Messrs. Richard
Pol VI Vale. They will he
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Grant Thompson,
who will give luncheon and also formal
dinner for their guests. Senator and Mrs
Fairbanks will witness the Yale-Harvard
foot ball game Saturday.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Clarke,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Clarke,
and Mr. Robert E. DenniSon at the Church
of the Ascension last night was witnessed
by large gathering of their friends. The
altar was decorated with pink chrysanthe-
NUNS and foliage plants and vines beauti-
fed the chancel. The bride was escorted
by her father and was attended by Mrs.
George R. Clarke, Miss Margaret Lattimer
and Miss Della Dennison. The bridal cos
tune was of white chiffon cloth over white
silk tulle veil and a shower bouquet OF
lilies of the valley and roses. The matron
Of honor was in white crepe and carried
pink roses, and the bridesmaids, one wear
ing pink and the other white. carried pink
roses. Rev. Clement Brown performed the
ceremony. and Mr.. William Rider was best
man. The ushers were Mr.. Lattimer, the
uncle of the bride: Mr.. Arthur Shelton, Mr..
Frederick w. Quinter and Mr.. Harry STAN
ford all of this city. Only the immediate
relatives Of the couple attended the recep-
ton at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke
before the departure of Mr.. and Mrs. Den
nison for their bridal tour. They will spend
the early winter with the bridegrooms
mother, Mrs. Flora c.. Dyer, at 1917 r
street. and be at home to their friends after
December /.
The members and guests of the Audubon
Society gathered In the parlors of the
Washington Club. ITO I street, Tuesday
evening, the occasion being the annual re-
ception of the society. About the rooms
were placed at different points colored
prints of birds, bird skins. bird literature
and the buttons adopted by the society.
These displays were attractive features and
gave a distinctively bird-protection atmos-
phere to the function. During the evening
songs. most of them selected with special
regard to the Audubon Societys special
subject of birds. were rendered by Mrs.
Davis, Miss Tabler and Mr.. Shipe. Two
beautiful violin solos were also contributed
to the evenings entertainment by Miss
Warning.
The receiving party consisted OF Miss
Elizabeth v. Brown. Mrs. Florence Mer-