Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-10
candle and a white picture hat and carried

candle and a white picture hat and carried
La France roses.
After the ceremony an informal break
fast was served at the home of the bride
to the attendants and few intimate
friends and relatives Of the bride and
groom. Among those at the breakfast
were: DIR. and Mrs. Taylor Miss Massen-
burg. Miss Boyd. Miss King Miss Matte
Williams, Mr. VIII Graham. Mr. Buxton
Williams. DR. @. G. Taylor of Chase City.
Va: Miss Leonora Taylor of Mocksvile. n.
c.: Miss Matte Jones. Mr. Gordon Poin-
dexter, Misses Sue and Mamie White. Miss
Mud OF Maryland Mr.. Palmer Scoggin,
Mr. Ed Gregory, Miss Alice Gregory Mr..
b. q. Green, Mr. George c. Green OF Wei
don. n. c., Mr.. Lewis Aston, Mr. Nor
wood Boyd. Miss HUNT of Maryland. Miss
Susie G.. Williams Dr. w X Barham and
Misses Mary and Matte Hunter
The attractive bride is the daughter of
Kew. and Mrs. J. +. PondeXter Of Warren
ton n c. and the granddaughter of Mrs.
Eilzabeth Gordon Wallace and the late DIR.
]. Gordon Wallace of Fredericksburg. Va.
The groom Is a son of DR. and Mrs j.
Zachary Taylor OF Mocksville n. c.
Or. and Mrs. Taylor left ON the noon
train for the mountains of North Carolina
and will visit the groom's parents at
Mocksville before their return. The brides
gong away gown was of brown taffeta
with hat and gloves to match. The bridal
presents were numerous and handsome.
consisting OF silver. cut glass hric-a-brac
and several handsome checks from rela-
tives of the bride The present from the
groom was a handsome gold watch and
chain Upon their return DR. and Mrs.
Taylor will reside In Warrenton.
Miss Lulah Brightwell and Miss Martha
Darnell of Baltimore street northwest are
with friends at Atlantic City for the rest
of the season.
Miss Mary Catherine Murphy. daughter
of the late Captain Morris Murphy. and
Mr.. John James Walsh. formerly of Wells
burg, w. Va, were married this morning
at IL o'clock at the Church Of the Sacred
the pastor, Rev Joseph f. Niece As the
bride is in mourning. close friends only
We're present Mr.. and MRS. Walsh left on
an afternoon train for Boston and will sail
on the Cymric Thursday for Queenstown
and will spend three months in foreign
travel.
Mrs W. S. Washburn and her sisters. the
Misses Graves. are visiting their brother,
Mr.. Ralph c. Graves, at Green valley near
Hancock, Md.
The families of Messrs Mark and VIII
liam Blum spending the summer at
their cottage, on Pacific avenue, Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Jean F. Perreard is on a visit to
her relatives in Switzerland. and will also
visit Paris before returning home.
Mrs. ]. d. Grafton of New York is visit
ing her mother. Mrs NJ f. Gilmore, on
Royal street, Alexandria.
Captain and Mrs W. S. Overton will sail
for Europe on July -. Mrs Arson Mills
Will go with them. and they will be Joined
later by General Mills. At present General
Mills Is in Worcester. Mass.
DR. and Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe left to-
day for their summer vacation. which they
will spend in Michigan at the Huron
Mountain Club. on Lake Superior beyond
Marquette. at the Island Of Mackinac and
the city of Detroit.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Upshur and Mrs
and Miss Caperton have recently arrived
at jamestown. r. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A Lord of Need
ham, Mass, announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Edith Mabel Lord, to
Mr.. Edwin Augustus Packard Of Washing
ton, d. C. Of the class of 1899, Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology.
Mrs V. E. Adler and family are located
for the summer at the Ritton House. At
lantic City, n. j.
Miss Loretta shipley of - 18th street
northeast entertained quite a large party
of her young friends at her home last Fri
day evening between g and o'clock The
gathering celebrated her twelfth birthday.
Many games were played and enjoyed by
the happy children. a fish pond under
the supervision Of Miss Susie Shipey was
the occasion of great merriment, each
fisher successful in capturing a unique
or amusing prize The spacious parlors
were profusely decorated with wreaths
and festoons of trailing greens. and the
dining room was a bower of loneliness, the
color scheme of green and white being car
ried out both in the room and in the ar
rangement of the tables. About $50 de-
licious collation. was served, after which
musical program was rendered by vari-
Gus children. Miss Loretta was the recip-
lent of many handsome and useful gifts.
Among those present were Misses Ruth
Fouts, Leila Halversen, Martha Pearson,
Eleanor Farmer. Olive Graves, Mildred
KoontZ. Bernce Graves, Marie MERCER
Marie Miller. Margaret Gaddis. Hazel Cal
houn, Eva Father, Ruth zimmerman. Ethel
Fuss. Effie Handy and Messrs Frank Troll
Ter. William Graves Foster RoWen, Francis
Greer, Henry Miller Harry MERCER. Har-
old Rover, Ernest Shaw and Gus Shaw.
Miss Louise Hall. daughter OF Mr.. Thos.
H. Hall, will sail for her vacation abroad
on July H. Bishop Northrop and Bishop
Kelly will also be of the party. Miss Hall
will visit all the principal cities of Europe.
and will return about September %. Her
father will accompany her to New York.