Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-17

lency the Governor" Accompanying them
were Attorney General Knox, Commissioner
Garfield and Miss Hagner.
Mrs. Roosevelt was down In the shopping
district this morning and drove from store
tC store. Miss Carow was with her and both
were dressed in white. Mrs. Roosevelt wore
a shirt waist suit Of white linen. white
gloves, low white shoes and q blue and
white straw toque very simply trimmed.
Miss Roosevelt is now the guest of her
relative, Mr.. ]. Roosevelt Roosevelt at Hyde
Park, Y, Y, who will tonight entertain at
dinner the bridal party at the marriage to-
morrow Of his daughter Helen Roosevelt
Roosevelt, and Theodore Douglas Robinson.
The party will include the Misses Corine
Douglas Robinson, Alice Roosevelt, Eleanor
Roosevelt. Gladys and Hlda Wolryche-
Whitm0re, Caroline Drayton and Mary
Newbold, who will be the bridesmaids.
There will also be present the ushers,
Messrs. Hugh Minturn, G. Palen Snow,
Grant Forbes. James Jackson, Eugene
Thayer, Gordon Farchjld, Rowland Cox.
Warren Motley Franklin Roosevelt and
Monroe and Stewart Douglas Robinson as
well as the best man, Mr.. Charles Edward
Adams.
Mrs Taft has gone to Cincinnati to make
a short visit Cardinal SatoH will be here
on Monday next, when he will be the guest
Of Secretary Taft at luncheon.
Last evening, at the parsonage of st.
Teresas Church. Mr.. George E. Lanham
and Miss Gertrude Brooke were married by
Rev. Chas. M. Bart The bride wore white
or candle and lace, white picture hat and
carried a shower bouquet. She was attend
ed by her sister, Miss Maggie Brooke. Mr..
John Koon was best man. Only the imme-
date friends of the family were present.
After CONGRATULATIONS Mr.. and Mrs. Lam
left Atlantic ('tfv and their
return they will be pleased to see their
friends at their new home, 1241h Duncan
street northeast. The bride is the youngest
daughter of Mr.. John H. Brooke of Prince
George county.
Mrs Sarah De La Fetra returned to
Washington this morning from her recent
trip to Los Angeles, Cal, where she at
tended the general conference of the M. e.
Church. Mrs. La Fetra also visited in
other cities on the Pacific coast.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor A knight
and Mr.. Lewis Y. Ellis took place Tuesday
evening. at the home of the brides father,
on Roanoke street. Columbia Heights and
was one of the pleasngly attractive events
of the week.
The bride. preceded by her sister, Miss
Evelyn knight, as maid of honor, came in
with her father as Miss Ellis rendered Men
delssohns wedding march, and approa ched
bower of palms and ferns, beneath which
she was met by the groom, who was attend
ed by DIR. Carlisle P. Knight. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. DIR. Skel-
lenger and the Rev. DR.. Ferguson. The
apartments were adorned with roses sweet
peas and carnations. and formed an effec-
tive setting for the simpler green and white
decorations of the parlor, in which the mar.
rtage was performed.
The bride Is the daughter Of Capt. Henry
M. knight Of the coast and geodetic survey
and is descended from old Quaker fam
ily while Mr. Ellis Is a great-grandson of
the Katrina Van TaSSel of Iryinp'S
of Sleepy Hollow.
After tour of the northern resorts Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis will spend the remainder of
the summer in the country, returning to
Washington in the fall.
Mrs. Maud Dyer DeCamp of 1917 X street
northwest left this city today for Philadel-
phia, where she will Join her sister, Mrs.
Grace Dyer knight, and a party of young
lady friends, whom she win accompany on
an extended European trip, sailing from
Philadelphia tomorrow morning. Mrs. De
Camp will visit the kindergarten schools in
London, Paris. Berlin and other European
cities, and will return about the end of
September.
Wednesday at the rectory of ST. Joseph's
Church, Miss Claude Banick and Mr.. Will
liam a; Hasler We're married by the Rev.
J: A. Smith. The bride wore white point
d'esprit, white picture hat and carried
a shower bouquet Of bride roses
Miss Della Barrich, cousin of the BRIDE
de chine, with hat to match. She carried
pink roses.
A reception followed at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e.
Barrick, and the happy couple left later
in the evening for ST. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. Hasler will be at home to
their friends after August 1 at 326 18th
street southwest.
Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Sprowls announce
the marriage OF their daughter, Lucy Full
ton, to Mr. Thomas Cotton Havell, Thurs
day, June 10. The couple left last night
for Helena. Mont, where they will make
their future home.
At the First Congregational Church Tues
day evening the marriage of Miss Bertha
r. Steward and Mr. Carleton r. Ball took
place, Rev DR.. s. NJ. Newman officiating
The church was filled with the many
Grated with palms, daisies and honey
suckles, the main aisles being spanned With
arches festooned with flowers. The bride,
who was escorted to the altar by her
York, was beautifully gowned in white
crepe de chine, trimmed with Teneriffe lace
and chiffon. She wore tulle veil and car
ried a shower bouquet of sweet peas and
maiden hair fern. She was attended by
three flower girls, Miss Margaret Fishback
and Misses Nellie Morrison and Helen
Steward. the latter her sister, all gowned
in white and carrying baskets of daisies
The other attendants, also goWned in white
were Miss Alice Hewes Peabody as maid OF
honor and Miss Edith Elizabeth Williams
of Waterloo, Iowa, bridesmaid. Mr..
Harris P. Gould served as best man, and
the uShers were Messrs John 1. Schultz
George N. Rommel, Duncan Stuart, Lore
A. Rogers of Washington, Mr.. Ray S. Gehr
Of Cornell Uni yersity, Mr.. Frederick l..
Edwards of Boston One especially pretty
feature Of the wedding was the presence
in the frcnt pews of the children from the
primary department of the Sunday school,
of which the bride is superintendent The
wedding marches were played by DR..
Bischoff. Tho bridal party and a small
number of intimate friends were enter
taired after the ceremony at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. Carrie M. Steward.
Mrs Frank w. Hackett is at York Har-
Dor Me-, for the summer. Mrs. Hackett
left Washington two weeks ago, after a
protracted illness, from which she is slowly
recovering.
Mr. Chauncey Craven Hackett of the Har-
ward Law School will be an usher next
week at the Green-Monroe wedding at
Litchfield, Conn. Mr.. w. H. Y. Hackett,
now at Milton (Mass) Academy, expects to
enter Harvard this summer.
Miss Anna Diehl Of Frankfort, Germany,
who Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Hell
mus of Harvard street. has been presented
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