Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-19

Inc marriage of Lieut.. William Bracket
y. 8 NJ c., stationed at marine barracks
N t navy yard. and Miss Nellie Camp.
pen sanford, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Sanford Of Portsmouth, will take
place at Christ Church, Norfolk, June /.
Att the residence of Mr.. Harry suit 1909
q street southeast, at o'clock last even
ing, very pretty wedding occurred the
contracting parties being Miss NJ EsteIIe
t W ne sa a niece of Mrs. Suit, and Mr..
READ, OF North Capitol street. Rev. -
Hez SVEN oficiated. Only the relatives of
the bride and groom witnessed the >cere-
mony. reception was held from to
~ CLOCK, when large number of friends
OF the young couple extended conRratula-
tons. Refreshments were served. MANY
valuable and useful presents were received
Inc newly welded couple go to >housekeep-
nome Tuesdays and Thursdays after MAY
Mr. and Mrs. Edward o. Leech have re-
turned TO the city, and are residing at 926
L street northwest.
Inc nearness of summer has not caused
the LIE Droit club to break camp" and at
Its meeting last night, held at the resi-
oence or MIR. c. w. Crutchet, 457 Massa-
ehuSettS avenue, very pleasant time was
spent. program both unique and pleasing
mad been arranged by the host of the even
ing, and the rendition of each number was
well received. While the members were
enjoying light supper, Mr.. Beverly Pull
nam reclted humorous poem. Those pres
ent last night were Miss Grace Walters
Miss Anna Toepfer, Miss Edith Watson
Miss Emily Shipley, and Miss Lillian wat
son, and Messrs. Robin Pulliam w G. Col
her. beverly Pulliam, c. w. Crutchet, NV
ron Robinson, Rufus Pulliam. Karl Locke
and Henry I. Rodier.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. F. Droop and the Misses
Droop VIII sail for England, May 81, to be
absent for the summer.
Mrs. Henry Albert Seymour and the
Misses Seymour have left town for the
summer
The Alexander homestead, on GEORGETOWN
Heights, was the scene Wednesday night OF
an most attractive home wedding, when Mrs.
Eva Russell Carter and Mr.. Henry Vauclin
Boulc We're married by the Rev Father
Cahill of Holy Trinity Church The bride
who is granddaughter of the late Column
gus AieAander and the widow of H. Lee
carter or Warrenton, Va, was most be-
comingly gowned in white brocade satin.
adorned with old point lace, which was used
on the wedding gown of her mother, Mrs. G.
+. russell. MRS Louisa r. Hayes of Long
Island, the brides sister, was matron of
honor, and was attractively costumed in
pink silk with point applique lace The
groom, who is the son of Judge Bouic of
Baltimore and Rockville. was attended by
Mr.. Frank Brown, son of ex-Gov Brown Of
Maryland The parlors of the old mansion
were decorated with American beauty roses
and palms, presenting a most beautiful pic
ture. About 300 guests were present at the
ceremony and supper, which was served
afterward. Mr.. and Mrs. Bouic, after re-
ceiving the congratulations of their friends.
left on three weeks trip to Atlantic City
and New York. On their return thew will
reside at Roland Park, Baltimore, in which
city the groom is employed.
Mrs. Frederick w. Pratt, who has been
seriously Ill for the past two weeks. was
successfully operated on yesterday after
noon at her residence. Mrs. Dickins. her
daughter, is with her. Her physicians now
predict an early recovery
Mrs. Theodore Birney's mother Mrs H.
A. Mcclellan of Atlanta, Ca, has been
called south suddenly on account of the ILL
ness of friend. Mrs. Birney is still in
Chevy Chase but will leave for the summer
June /.
DR.. and Mrs L. Rosenberg of Montefiore
Hospital, Bedford, N. Y. are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. C. Katzenstein, 500 S street
northwest.
The Cuban legation will celebrate the
third anniversary of the republic by din
ner given by Nine. Martin Rfvero, wife of
the charge d'affaires, tomorrow evening to
the members of the legation, the minister
of Peru Senior Alvarez-C alderon; the
charge d'affaires of Mexico and Nine Gam
boa, the third secretary of the Mexican le-
cation and Nine. Torres, the Misses veloz,
daughters of the charge d'affaires of Ven
ezuela, and Miss Fisher. There are also
cards out for a small dance at 10 PM
The many friends of Mrs NJ. w. Lang,
recently of the DeSoto, will regret to learn
Of her departure from Washington for a
permanent home in Chicago, in which city
NAL NJ w. Lang has established head,
quarters.