Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-28

were: Miss Aida Barrow. Miss Minnie
Thorn, Miss Lena Dowden. Miss Ida kell,
Miss Daisy Perry, Miss Florence Dawson.
Miss Lucy Norris. Miss Maggie Diver,
Miss Agness Diver, Miss Zelta Thornton,
Miss SADIE Wallach, Miss Teresa Diver.
| Miss Nellie Diver, Mrs. Sarah Birtbeck,
| Mrs. Ella Nelson. Mrs. Mary Harding.
and Messrs. c. Barrow, A. H. Seheid,
Frye. VIM. Butterfield +. Tharp, c. Neil
| son, +. Manuel, c. Ashton, II. Diver, A.
Wallach, Brown and Cose.
| Miss Mary Nell Rucker. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin j.. Rucker, and MI
Winfield Scott Macgll were married at the
brides home Saturday evening. November
20 by Rev. Forrest ]. Prettyman. pastor of
Mt. Vernon Place Church. The bride was
lbecomingly gowned in white eoiienne cloth
with trimmings of chiffon, real lace and
| pearls. and carried a shower bouquet OF
| bride roses and lilies of the valley. Her
only attendant was her sister. Miss Ruth
Rucker. who was attireI in white messaline
| trimmed in chiffon and lace. Her bouquet
| was of pink roses tied with pink gauze rib
bons. Mr.. Macglll was attended by his
| brother. Mr. William Reed Macgill. as best
man. AS the wedding party entered the
| parlor the 'Lohengrin'' wedding march was
| rendered by Miss Maude Yount of Herndon
| Va The long parlors We're beautifully
| decorated with palms, white chrysanthe-
| NUNS and trailing vines of asparagus ferns
| and smilax, while the decorations in the
! dining room were ferns. vines and Amer
/ leah UedutltS fcctiNiuS tobSio
ulations of those present Mr.. and Mrs.
| Macgill left amid shower of rice and good
wishes for a two weeks trip to northern
points. The brides going-away costume
was of blue cloth with hat to match. They
received many useful and valuable presents
| from their numerous friends. Among the
out-of-town guests We're Miss Annie Cal
| borne Rucker and Dr. NJ. Pierce Rucker OF
Richmond Va; Miss Bruce Evans of VIII
son. n. c.; Mrs. George Timanns and
Master Loutrelle Timanns of Baltimore,
| Miss Lillian Rucker, Mrs. Garland Skink-
| err and Mr.. Bayard Rucker of Delaplane.
| Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Ma Andrew Rees OF
| Buena VISTA Va, Mr.. b. Parks Rucker of
| Buena Vista Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. George n
| Rucker of Alexandria, Va: Mr.. Frank NJ
| Farmer of New York and Mr.. George F.
Hand of Philadelphia. Pa.
| The ladies of the navy yard will receive
at the hops from to each Thursday dur
| ing the season. as follows: Mrs F. Fitzsim-
mons, December 1 and March y; Mrs. j.
NJ. Bowyer. December 8 and March 10;
Mrs. A A. Alderman. December 10 and
March %; Mrs. E. A. Anderson, December
% and March 30: Mrs. f. *. Cole, Decem-
| Der %: Mrs. II. w. Jones' January .: Mrs.
| s. p Fullinwider. January u; Mrs. X. w.
McNeely, January 10: Mrs. w. S. Turpin,
| January %; Mrs. c. II. Lyman, February
| 2; Mrs. J. T. Buttrich. February Q; Mrs. f.
J. Higginson, February 16; Mrs. L. {. Pen
| dleton, February 25. and Mrs. s. Rand.
March . The last three have been host
| esses during this month also.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh who
were among the leading hosts and hostesses
| of both the horse show and the opening OF
| the opera season in New York, have now
| returned to their home on Massachusetts,
| avenue
! Secretary Morton authorizes a denial OF
| published reports of the engagement of his
| daughter, Miss Pauline Morton, to Mr..
| Thomas Chalmers of Chicago.
| The thirteenth regular meeting of the Al
| legretto Social Club was held at the resi-
dence of Miss Florence OIinger, S03 New
Jersey avenue northwest. Friday. November
1 %. After business matters numerous
| games were INDUCED in. especially one for
| which prizes were won by Mr.. c. E.
| Greaves and Miss Nettie FoXwell. Re-
| freshments were served in the tastefully
| decorated dining room, after which the
| club adjourned. The officers of the club
are: President, Mr.. Joseph F. Brashears
| vice president. Miss Marie Cogan: secre-
! tary. Mr. William T. Spence, and treas
| urer, Miss Henrietta Easter.