Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-07

most interesting party with them at
luncheon Monday, when some of their
guests were the newly appointed Secretary
of the Navy. Mr.. Bonaparte. and Mrs.
Bonaparte. and the admiral of the navy
and Mrs. Dewey
Vice President Fairbanks, Mrs. Fair
banks and their son Frederick arrived IN
Chicago yesterday from Portland, Ore.
Later they left for Detroit. Today the
Vice President will make an address at the
laying of the cornerstone of the new fed
eral building at Flint. Mich.
Viscount and Viscountess de Fara nond
have gone to New York, and will shortly
go to Newport where they will spend the
summer.
AT the marriage this evening at All Souls
Church of Miss Ella Robbins Vose. lece
of Prof. and Mrs. Henry Farquahar, and
Mr.. David Stuart Wauters, Miss Vose will
be attended by Miss Marian Farquahar and
Miss Mabel Jenkins of Baltimore and Miss
Emily Mcnamara of this city.
The marriage of Miss Elsie o Ritten-
house. daughter of Maj. B. +. Ritteuhouse,
retired. and Lieut.. Alfred T. Clifton of the
Signal Corps will take place a the bride $
residence this evening. Only the immediate
relatives have been asked. and Chaplain
Pierce will ofiiciate Mr.. Clarence f. Cliff
ton Will be best man. The couple, after a
Short trip, will remain here till the middle
of July and then go TO Bernica Barracks,
the bridesroom's new post.
fashionable gathering witnessed the
marriage at noon today at the Epiphany
Church of Miss Anna Geneveve Dasy)
Wilson to Mr.. Ernest Howe of this city.
New York and Newport, the assistant
rector, Rev J. d LaAothe officiating. The
ceremony was followed by a breakfast at
the residence of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs Nathaniel Wilson. on Fa.ragut
square, where a company of less than a
hundred and fifty relatives and personal
friends ngratuated the couple, who left
late this afternoon for an extended we'd
ding journey.
The ushers who seated the guests at
church and who afterWard preceded the
bride to the chancel were Mr.. Livingston
Kean and Mr.. Julian Ripley of New York,
Mr.. Vaudeville Carlisle and Mr.. Clarence
Wilson. The brides only attendant was
Miss Mary Carlisle, and Mr. walter Howe
of New York was best man for his brother.
The bride, whose popularity in society
generally is of a most enviable character,
made her debut few years ago and has
enjoyed all the hon0rs of a belle. Mr..
Howe who is a son OF Mrs. Arnold Hague,
graduated from Yale IN 1898.
The bride was simply but daintily gowned
in white crepe trimmed with ruches of the
same. The bodice had a lace guimpe and
collar. Her veil of exquisite thread lace
fell from wreath of orange blossoms. Her
bouquet was of lilies-of-the-valleY. The
dress of the maid of honor Miss Carlisle,
was of white organdie. deliberately trimmed
with insertions of Nalenciennes lace Her
poke bonnet of white lace had large blue
feather half cncirclng the brim. Her bou-
quet was of white sweet peas
The decorations of the church We're very
effective. The altar vases were filed with
pink and white peonies and the railing was
garlanGed with annunciatOn lilies and
vines. Tall bouquets of the lilies marked
the pews reserved for the families. and out
of-toWn guests.