Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-28


| son, Theodore Roosevelt. jr.. safely housed
in Claveriy Hall, in Cambridge. ready to
start in his freshman year as a student in
Harvard University.
The Russian Ambassador, Baron Rosen,
with the baroness and their daughter. are
expected at the Russian embassy by Sun
| day.
Mr.. George Leger, son of the Haytian
! minister and Nine. Leger, who has been
spending the summer with his parents at
/ Deer Park, sailed yesterday for France to
| resume his studies.
| Mr.. N Ernest Dorsey of this city and
Miss Mary Tasker Bowie were married yes
! tertay at All Saints Chapel Annapolis
Junction. The bride was escorted by her
brother, Mr.. John Bowie second and attend
ed by Miss Edith Lee Dorsey. The bride
wore white crepe de chine. trimmed with
| old duchesse lace. Mr.. Wilbur Dorsey was
! best man. The ushers were Mr.. Claude
Dorsey of Annapolis junction and Mr.. Har-
ry Yates Penniman of Baltimore. The
/ bridegroom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd
Dorsey of Annapolis Junction and received
his degree of Phi. d. from the Johns Hop
kins University of Baltimore. He is now
| connected with the bureau of standards of
| this city. Only the wedding party and i'm
| mediate relatives returned to- Grasslands
the home of the brides mother, for the we'd
ding supper. At 1890 o'clock Mr.. and
| their return they will live at the Califor-
| mia, 18th street and California avenue
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Mllrick have sent
out cards announcing the marriage of their
daughter, Barbara Beatrice, to Mr.. Noble
Lewis. Wednesday, September 81, in this
city. The couple will be at home after
1har1 OF l,SN Men, y,rly,x
| east.
The marriage yesterday afternoon at the
Virginia Hot Springs of Miss Hildreth
Dunn. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lanier
Dunn, to Mr.. George Cole Scott of Rich
mond, Va, was accompanied by beautiful
| weather and great pleasure to all concerned.
st. Lukes Chapel was festooned with vines
most deliberately. The out-of-town guests
and relatives joined the bridal party after
ward at the Dunn place for reception.
Miss Rachel Friedenwald and DR.. Cyrus
| Adler of this city were married yesterday
at the home of the BRIDES mother, Mrs
Jane Friedenwald, 915 North 10th street
Philadelphia. Only the fmrAdiate families
witnessed the ceremony, which was per-
| formed by Rev. Leon f. Elmaleh of Con-
gregation Mickve Israel, with which fam
| lilies of the contracting parties have been
| identified for many years. A breakfast fol-
lowed the ceremony. On their return from
| their honeymoon DR.. and Mrs. Adler will
reside In this city, where DR.. Adler is as
| sistant secretary of the Smithsonian Insti-
| tuition.
Mr. and Mrs. George Arlington announce
the wedding of their daughter, Olive w
Wright, to DR.. Eugene w. Lomax of Fair
mont, w. Va, Wednesday morning, Sep
| tember q. 1905. at o'clock. The cere-
| mony took place at the home of the bride
| Immediately after which the couple lief:
| for their home in Fairmont.
spend the winter here with her sister. Mrs.
| Basil Gordon, and will accompany the lat
| ter to Europe next spring.
] Miss Glare Edna Douglas and Robert
| Francis Storm were married yesterday
afternoon at the parsonage of DIR. Muir of
| the Temple Baptist Church, in the presence
| of near relatives only. The bride wore
| Alice blue taffeta silk. trimmed with white
lace and a hat to match. The bride is the
| youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs Will
| liam G. Douglas. The young couple has
| gone to housekeeping at 1900 r street
northwest, where they will be pleased to
| see their friends
Mr. Henry P. Holden and Miss Mary C.
| Mccarthy, both of this city, were married
| last evening at the pretty home of Mr.. and
Mrs Alan Johnson. cousins of the groom,
| in Mt. Pleasant The house was beauti-
| fully decorated with palms and golden rod,
| the bay window being banked up with
! towering plants and roses so that the
parlor presented the appearance of
| southern California flower garden. Ever
greens and smilaX were festooned from
the chandeliers and the walls of the beau
| tiful little home were covered with greens
| and flowers of every variety. The bride
has been connected with the Georgetown
| schools for several years and was one of
| their most efficient and popular teachers.
| The former scholars and comrade school
! teachers evinced their regard by sending
beautiful flowers and handsome Wedding
! the bureau of pensions for many years and
| is one of the most popular clerks In that
| department, having many friends there as
| we'll as in the city. He was recently elect
| ed president of the United Unity Clubs OF
the city. He was formerly a newspaper
editor and well-known writer and corre-
spondent for the eastern ana western
press for many years before entering the
| employ of Uncle Sam Mr.. and Mrs.
| Holden left last night for an extended tour
| of the New England states and or New
| York state They will be away from the
city for about six weeks.
| Miss Grace Ward McConnor, daughter of
| Mr. and Mrs P. S. McConnor OF Baltimore,
was married yesterday to Lieut., hosel
| Brooke, surgeon in the United states army,
| in the chapel of Emmanuel protestant
Fpiscopal Church by the rector, Rev. Dr.
| + Houston Eccleston The bride was given
AWAY by her father, and was attended by
| her sister, Mrs. Otto T. Simon OF Washlng-
| ton Is matron of honor. She wore q gown
| of white jussi CLOTH imported from the
| Philippine Islands, over white chiffon ana
| taffeta silk, trimmed with NdieHcieHHcS
| lace and pearls. Her tulle veil was caught
| with cluster of orange blossoms and she
| carried white roses. The matron of honor
| wore a costume of pink-fowered organdie
| over silk, with deep collar of lace, and
| carried pink carnations.
| Little Miss Katherine Simon, niece OF
| the bride, who was flower girl wore a
| white frock and pink ribbons. Roger
Brooke Coulter. the little page, wore
white linen suit The groom was attended
| by Mr. Robert A. Coulter as best man, and
| the ushers were Messrs. Otto Simon and
| Louis A. Simon. The invitations to the
| wedding were limited to the immediate
| family and a few intimate friends. Lieut..
and Mrs Brooke left Immediately after the
ceremony for Fort Bayard, N. M, where
| Lieut. Brooke is stationed. The bride is
descendant of the Kent family of Maryland
and of the house of Hadley of England.
| The groom is a son of DR.. and Mrs Roger
Brooke of Sandy Spring, Nd. He Is grad
uate of the Baltimore Medical College and
! of the Army Medical Museum of this city.
| Lieut. U. S. Grant Sd. Lieut. Adams.
| Messrs. John Davidge, Gould Lincoln and
| Hillard Owen of Washington and John P.
Wheeler of Baltimore were ushers last
/ ayanjpp at the marriage In Raltipaara of