Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-30

1913 Fairmont street northwest at 2:30
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. the marriage
of his youngest daughter. Miss Mary Cath
crime Henry, and Mr.. Percy Myers Smoot,
formerly of this city. but now residing at
Winthrop Beach, "a suburb of Boston.
Mass, took place. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev Harry II. Henry OF Mont
clair n. j.. an uncle of the bride. assisted
by Rev Joseph Z. Kelly of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. tho brides pastor.
and by Rev. Dr. Charles Il. Ramsdell. pas
tor of the n Street Presbyterian Church.
The attendants to the bride We're her sis
ter, Miss Effie Henry. as maid OF honor.
and Miss Hannah Watson of Bellevue. Pa,
as bridesmaid. while the groom was at
tended by his brother-in-law. Mr.. w. II.
Edwards of Pittsburg. Pa. and Mr.. VIII
liam Henry, jr.. brother of the bride. with
the former as best man. The bride was
attired in dark green broadcloth travelling
suit and carried a handsome bouquet OF
Yiolets, while her sister and Miss Watson
wore gowns of white net and carried bou-
quets of bridesmaid roses. The young cou-
pie departed very soon after the ceremony
for short trip I'm the north before going
on to Boston, where they are TO reside.
Only near elatives of the bride and groom
and few intimate friends were present az
the marriage but reception followed Tho
house was beautifully decorated with
palms, ferns and roses. and the color
scheme in the dining room was blending
of pink roses, ferns and asparagus spren-
gerii, all the decorations of the table being
pink and tastefully arranged. The beat
tifu wedding cake made a snowy center
piece.
Mrs A. X Williams announces the mar
rage of her daughter Tina r. Williams, 20
Mr.. Earl V. Phelps. At home, ioi 18th
street northeast, until January l, 1905.
Miss Emma Hyde of Roanoke, Va. and
Mr.. A. 3. Campo OF the same place were
married Tuesday evening in Washington, at
the parsonage on 18th street by Rev. Mr..
They attended nv DIR and Mrs
A. Franklin of Richmond, Va, and Mrs.
William Wallace Poindexter Of this city,
After the ceremony the party took dinner
at the Dewey Hotel. where the young cou-
pie will remain till Saturday, before leav-
ing for their home in Norfolk, Va.
The association composed of members OF
the Normal Glass of 1905 gave a luncheon
last Saturday afternoon lfle table was
handsomely decorated with ferns and large
yellow chrysanthemums. Miss Ruth Rich
ards, president of the class of 1905 and
Miss Louise Hart, president of the associa-
ton, sat at each end of the table. Others
present were Misses Bailey, Brown Cuddy.
Elliott, Gardner, Heller, Houchen. King.
Lockwood, Mcpherson, Merrillat, Pushaw.
jeanette Rose, Julia Rose, Simonds, Sui
Ivan, Taylor Thorn and Wild.
Two or three hundred young people at
tended the dance last night at the Wash
ington barracks given by the Army Relief
Society to help replensh its Golfers for It's
winter needs. The dance was held in the
officers club, where the large assembly
room was hung with flags, and Mrs. Ed
ward Burr, Mrs William p Hall and 9TH
ers received the guests. The post band
played and refreshments were served at IL
O'Clock, dancing being then resumed until
after midnight Mrs Oliver. wife of the
assistant secretary of war; Mrs Robert |.
Fleming, Mrs. John II. Magruder and Mrs.
Andrew Y. Bradley each chaperoned large
parties, which brought together debutantes
of last winter and of the present and COM
ing season. The dance was a great sue
cess in every particular, a marked prepon-
derance of men being a delightful feature.