Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-26

Miss Eulalie b. Griffith, daughter OF Nj.
and Mrs. A. b. Griffith. has returned to the
city and is at her home, 1927 Q street,
where she will be pleased to see her FRIENDS
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel D. Minister have re-
turned and are at the Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace from Bristol Tenn.
are spending their honeymoon in Washing
ton the guests of Mrs. Josephine Rich, LII
East Capitol street.
The Congenials will hold their final dance
OF the season Thursday evening, May 4,
at National Rifles armory.
Miss Sadie Hawkins of Montgomery New
York is spending few weeks at the home
of her friend. Mrs. Frank p. McDermott,
No As u street northwest Mr.. Clarence
NJ Morfit OF Baltimore has also been a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. McDermott during
the past week.
The Immaculate Conception Church was
the scene of pretty wedding yesterday
morning the contracting parties being Miss
May E. Collins, daughter of Mr.. 1. V.
Collins. formerly of Petersburg. Va, and
Mr.. George Edward Whitfield OF this city.
The bride was met at the altar by the
groom and his brother Mr.. j. A Whit
field who acted best man. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. ]. d. Mari.
assisted by Rev. Ambrose Beavens. The
bride was attired in stylish travelling suit
Of tan cloth with hat to match. her
Collins, sister of the bride. was maid or
honor her gown was of white chiffon cloth
and she carried pink carnations. The ush-
ers were DIR. T. M Foley and Mr. J. {.
Collins. brother OF the bride While the
ceremony was being performed %, Promise
Me-" was beautifully rendered by Prof II.
w. Howard. Immediately after the cere-
meny Mr. and Mrs. Whitfield left on
wedding trip. Among the out-of-town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Dalton of
Petersburg, Va. uncle OF the bride. and
Misses Lima Robinson and irene Balm OF
Petersburg, Va. and Miss Edna Ijams Of
Baltimore, Md.
pretty wedding took place last evening
at $50 o'clock at Trinity Episcopal Church
Takoma Park, when Miss Mary America
Cady daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ar
galus Cady of Takoma Park, and Mr.. Jesse
Brooks HINES Lee were married by HeV'
David Barr rector of the church, in the
presence of q large aSSembage of friends
and relatives. The altar and chancel were
tastefully decorated with palms and lilies
The bridal party entered the church 10 the
strains of Lohengrin, played by Mr.. Ernest
A. Shuster of Takoma Park. The four
ushers, Mr.. Samuel Clark Cross, DR.. George
H. Townsend, Mr.. Robert Scott Hume and
Mr.. John b. Cady, brother of the bride,
were followed by the four bridesmaids, Miss
Anna Myers Crenshaw, Miss Alice AntBsell
Clarke, Miss Callie Frederick Moore and
Miss Mary COrnelia Woodward;. maid of
honor, Miss Elizabeth Christel Cady, sister
of the bride, and two flower girls, Miss Eve
Ign Ewart Jones and Miss Elizabeth Moore
Taylor. The bride was escorted by her
father, who gave her in marriage. AT the
chancel the party was met by the groom
and his best man, Mr.. Horace G. HINES Of
Philadelphia. The betrothal service pre-
coded the ceremony. The bride wore
handsome lace robe over white SILK and
carried a white kid prayer book. Her tuile
veil caught with orange blossoms,
which was worn by her mother and sister
on their wedding days. The bridesmaids
We're gowned in white French organdie,
with lace trimmings and carried bouquets
of La France roses. The maid OF honor
wore a charming gown of pink and white
Powered silk organdfe and carried La
France roses. The flower girls wore dainty
white bobinette dresses over pink silk and
carried baskets containing La France buds
and petals and scattered them the
bridal party left the altar. The bride re-
ceived an elaborate collection of presents,
including chests of silver, cut glass, china,
paintings, etc. Included In the gifts were
handsome remembrances from the en-
ployes and supervising force of the naval
gun factory, navy yard. of which Mr.. Lee
is chief clerk and the Washington Light
Infantry. Among the out-of-town guests
present at the ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs.
]. d. NOEL OF Richmond, Va: Mrs. ]. VIII
liam Hubbard and daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Seashols Hubbard. of Charleston, w. Va.
Mrs. A f. SeashOls of Charleston, w. Va;
Mrs W. n Grounsel of New Haven, Conn;
Mr.. J. ]. Sinnott of Richmond Va; Mrs.
Harrison Russell and Miss Myra English
of Leesburg, Va. DR.. and Mrs. Russell of
Herndon. Va, and Mr.. David S. Roche of
Philadelphia. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Lee left on a train for the north, and
will be at home after May 10 corner Mag
nolia and Chestnut avenues, Takoma Park
The brides going gown was OF tan
covert cloth with hat to match Mr. Lee
was for fifteen years connected with the
District National Guard, and was for sew
eral years commanding officer of the 1st
Battalion. LIST Regiment, District OF Column
bia National Guard.
The marriage yesterday afternoon at St
Margarets Church of Miss Priscilla Alden
Nicolson and Mr. Justin Morrill, Chamber
lin was witnessed by a large assemblage of
their friends. The uShers were Mr.. Charles
p. Govern of New York. Mr.. James Nor
rill, Mr.. Hugh Roland, Mr.. Edward s. Du-
WALL Mr.. D. w. Baker, Mr. Henry Randall
Ashby and Mr. Edward NJ. Chamberlin and
Mr.. Leroy Chamberlin, brothers of the
groom. The bride escorted by Com
mander Bowyer. U. s. N. and was pre-
ceded to the chancel by Miss Marian Park
er maid of honor and the following
bridesmaids: Miss Deborah Halsey, Miss
Margaret Warfed Miss Ruth Bowyer
Miss Louise Harrison. Miss Elizabeth Reed,
Miss Gertrude Schaeffer Miss Nav Phelps
and Miss Eleanor Chamberlin The bridal
toilet was of white embroidered chiffon a
tulle veil and large bouquet of lilies of
the valley and marguerites. The maid of
honor wore yellow gauZe over yellow silk
and carried marguerites, the bridesmaids.
with white organdie dresses, wearing short
tulle wells and carrying yellow flowers
White and yellow flowers decked the chan
eel, with palms and foliage plants Rev
Herbert Scott Smith officiated and Mr.. c. S
Hawley was best man. A small reception
followed at the residence of Mrs Nfcolson
at the Lenox before the departure of the
couple for their wedding trip.
There was a pleasant gathering at the
home of Miss Ruth Bergman on Easter
Monday evening, the occasion being her
tenth birthday. Music games and other
amusements were the features of the even
ing, after which refreshments were served
The little hostess received many presents
Among those present were: Miss Carrie
Neeb, Miss Louise Chick, Miss Gertie Bros
nan, Miss Elsie Biting Miss Alice Berry
man. Miss Marie Theurer, Miss Mamie Fen
nelly, Miss Bulah Jenkins, Miss Pauline
Meuhlhaus. Miss Ruth Serrin and Masters
Halbert Brown, Kendall Myers, Carl Ber-
ryman, Paul Hoskinson, Tom Young Harry
Myers, Andrew Theurer. Edwin Fugel, Mrs.
Theurer, Mrs. Bergman, Miss Esther
Theurer, Miss Margaret Theurer Miss
Maud Allen. Miss Margie Beatty Miss
Helen Beatty, Miss Ida Willis. Miss Ruth
Sullivan, Mr.. William Richardson and Mr..
]. S. Bergman.
A quiet wedding took place this afternoon