Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-19
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were issued, as the brides family is in

were issued, as the brides family is in
The bride. whose father. Major J. H. PEN
dleton, U. s. M. c.. is still in the Philip
pines, was given away by her mother. The
mediately preceded the bride. who was es-
corted to the altar by her uncle, MIR. Jack
son 8. Fay of Baltimore. Assistant Sur
geon Cary Grayson was best man. The
bride wore crepe de chine and veil held
In place by a wreath of orange blossoms.
She carried bouquet Of lilies of the val
ley. An informal reception followed the
ceremony, only the bridal party and reia-
tives being present. Music was furnished
during the afternoon by the Naval Acad-
envy orchestra.
DR.. and Mrs. Cole will spend about week
in Virginia and then Mrs. Cole will sail for
the Philippines with her mother who Is to
join Major Pendleton there. Mrs. Cole will
Immediately return and join DR.. Cole, who
Is stationed in Washington
Those present from Washington were As
sistant Surgeons Spear, Nelson and Gray
son.
Things are Frightening up. II a few
dancing events could be injected into the
present programs there would be plenty
and to spare for even the gayest OF folks.
The horse show did not attract the diplo-
matte contingent because there was so much
doing at home for the wearers of uniforms
and gold lace. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F.
Walsh represented capital society at the
horse show most agreeably. however, and
were as hospitable there as they are at
home.
The continuous entertainment for the
German military ENJOYS, which has been
in progress since their arrival here, will
conclude by dinner and a large reception
tonight at the German embassy Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Foster will entertain the
Anthropological Society tonight at their
home. Hospitalities of the coming week.
exclusive of the debut gatherings. will be
Mrs Fosters small tea Monday for Mrs.
Fred. Grant, the first of the Wizard Club
dances at Rauschers Tuesday, bunch of
Wednesday weddings-Miss Edison and Mr..
Eichelberger, Miss Greenlees and Paymas-
ter Wallace. Miss Lucy Catherine Oyster
and Mr.. George H. Ward, Miss Mabel Mil
Ter and Mr.. Robert Frederick Daw, Miss
Daisy Lucas and Mr.. David D. Roger and
Miss Theodosia Wallace and DR.. Frank l..
Pleadwell, U. S. N, being the couples-and
the marriage of Miss Daisy Elliott and
Lieut.. Harold c. Reisinger, U. 8. M. C., at
the residence of General Elliott, command
ant of the Marine Corps, next Friday at
noon.
The President and Mrs Roosevelt will
spend Thanksgiving at the White House,
but leave that night for their trip to st.
Louis. The cabinet families generally will
spend the national festival in this city,
their circles augmented by the home-com-
ings of absent members and the entertain
ment of friends.
Thanksgiving eve is that of Miss Constance
Draper, the daughter of DR.. and Mrs Amos
G. Draper, to Mr.. Jay Cooke Howard. Ow-
ing to the recent severe illness of Mrs
Draper. the cereomny, which Will be wit
messed only by relatives, will be performed
at the home of the brides grandmother,
Mrs. Daniel Ford Merrill. Immediately
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
will start for the. west and will be at home
after the 1st of January in Duluth Mimi.
Dr. Carl j. Mess and wife have returned
from their wedding trip and will be at home
to their friends after December at 1913
North Capitol street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Denny have is
sued cards for the marriage reception of
their eldest daughter, Helen Cooke, and Mr..
William Hopkins Franklin of Providence.
r. l., to take place on Tuesday evening.
November e. at their home. 1857 r street
northwest. Rev. Edward M Mott will per-
form the wedding ceremony, which will be
attended by only the relatives OF the con-
tracing parties. Mr.. John Arnold Frank
lin of Providence will be the best man. and
Miss Virginia Denny will be her sisters
maid of honor. Misses Helen and Marie
Denny OF Philadelphia will act as flower
girls. A number Of out-of-town guests are
expected to be present
At the marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Edison
and Mr. Frederick Eichelberger next We'd
nesday night at New Church. 10th and
COrCOran streets, MISS EdZaDetn DOnn Will
be maid Of hono- and Miss Mary Winner.
Miss Katherine Reed Miss Elizabeth Sew
ell and Miss Anna Warner, bridesmaids.
Mr.. George Eichelherger of Cleveland will
be best man, and the ushers will be
Messrs Frank and Robert Of Columbus,
also brothers Of the bridegroom; Evans
BIZ own, James Harbaugh. Harry Meem and
Johr Joy Edison, jr. The reception to fol-
low at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Joy
Edison is for the immediate acquaintances
and relatives Of the contracting parties.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Arnold OF Capitol Hill
has returned from New York.
Miss Emma Randall Lowell Of $50 e
street northeast has returned home much
benefited from her extensive trip through
the west. Will be pleased to see her friends
every Thursday after Thanksgiving day.
Mrs J. Sylvester Phillips of Connecticut
avenue left yesterday for rest at Atlantic
City, where she hopes to regain her health
Representative R. w. Davis of Florida,
wife and little daughter will arrive in Wash
ington Friday, November %, to spend the
winter.
Colonel and Mrs. Henry G.. Sharpe have
returned from Manila and have taken lib
M street.
Miss R. Ros valid of Montgomery, Ala,
is visiting Mrs. Max Fischer Of 1915
street
The marriage Of Miss Helen Kerby,
daughter of Mr.. Bernard Kerby OF Prince
ton Townsend of Manassas, Va, was cele-
brated Wednesday evening at the rectory Of
St. Marks Protestant Episcopal Church by
Rev. William l.. Devries. The ceremony