Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-21

End gave the final benediction, the rector of
the church, Rev. Roland Cotton Smith. per-
forming the ceremony. The organtst played
the usual wedding marches at the entrance
and departure of the guests and during the
ceremony several melodies In a minor key.
The only decorations Of the chaneel were
two large bouquets OF white chrysanthe-
NUNS placed on each side of the altar.
Besides the President and Mrs. Roosevelt
there We're present the Vice President ana
Mrs. Fairbanks, Lieutenant and Mrs. Tim
mons. Chief Justice Fuller. Admiral and
Mrs. Dewey, General and Mrs. Chance,
Secretary and Mrs. Root. Miss Root, 6ecre-
tary Bonaparte. Secretary and Mrs. Cor
teiyou, Miss Kinds, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Davis, Justice and Miss Brown. Justice and
the Misses McKenna, the Russian. French,
Brazilian. Mexican and German ambassa-
the Misses Bourke. Col. Francis Cotton. the
Misses Cotton. the Misses Ellis Mrs. Au-
denried. Major and Mrs. Goodloe, Mrs Ar
thur Lees Mrs. Winnie Ream Hoxie, Mrs.
Lean. Miss Strong, Mrs. Job Barnard. Mrs.
Stafford, General and Mrs. Greedy. Miss
Greedy, Senator and Mrs. Burrows, Senator
and Mrs. Cullom DR.. @. L. Magruder, Miss
Pauline sMagruder. the Japanese minister.
Senior and Sonora Goday, Mrs. b. II. War
der and Miss Warder.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt went
direct from the church to Secretary Hitch
cock 8. most of the guests going there aban-
doning their carriages for the short walk OF
two squares in the bright sunshine
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepley of St. Louis, the
latter daughter of Secretary and Mrs
Hitchcock, with their sons Mr.. Ethan Allen
Hitchcock Shepley and Mr.. John Rutiedge
Shepley, were present Mr.. and MIS-
Dwight Collier. Miss Collier, Mr.. and Mrs.
LIE Grand Benedict and Miss Benedict or
New York Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Catlin. Miss
Catlin. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Moran OF
st. Louis were also here for the wedding
The Mexican ambassador and Sonora
Casasus welcomed the diplomatic corps yes
terday afternoon at their embassy home,
whose new mistress, in French toilet
OF white cloth and lace, made handsome
figure. The first secretary of the STAN
and Sonora Godoy assisted in the hospitall-
ties with all the members Of the staff.
The drawing room and dining room were
adorned with flowers, and in the latter
repast of seasonable dainhes was served.
The occasion was a very interesting one
from every standpoint, occurring. as 1t did,
in house so long identified with pleasant
recollections and gave an suspicious open
ing to its uses by its present distinguished
occupants. The neighborhood was very
gay with arriving and departing equipages
for nearly an hour. All the embassies ana
legations were fully represented, save one
or two deferred by court mourning from
social events for the time being.
AT the opera last night in New York
Mr.. Waller B. Townley and wife were
guests of Mr.. August Belmont. Lady SUI
san Townley wore claret-covered velvet'
the bodice trimmed with point de Venice
lace and cluster of pink roses: necklace
and collar of pearls and diamonds tiara or
diamonds
Senator w A. Clark had his son-in-law
and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. MOTHS, In MS
box with other guests. Senator and Mrs.
Lodge We're Mr.. and Mrs. Conr-eds guests.
Mrs Harrison gave a heart luncheon to-
day in honor of her daughter, Miss Sara
Louise Harrison, whose marriage to Mr..
Evans Browne takes place tomorrow night.
The guests were the bridesmaids, and the
decorations were exceptionally pretty.
Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst sailed today for
Europe She spent few days last week
in this city.
the late Senator Matthew Stanley Quay and
Mrs Quay, was married to Mr.. Watson
Butler of Sandusky, Ohio yesterday after
noon, in the family residence, Beaver, Pa.
Only members of the two families were
present. There were no attendants.
The couple left during the evening on
wedding tour, after which they will reside
in Sandusky.
of the battleship Pennsylvania. Mr.. Butler
is an Andover College graduate.
Miss Bella Waterman of Baltimore is
visiting Miss Jeanette Ganss of SOB 2
street northwest, where she will be pleased
to see her friends.
The Washington colony of the National
Society of New England Women held its
regular monthly meeting Saturday at
PM at the residence of Mrs. Paul Brock
ett 1417 Park street. with the following
officers present: Mrs. Robbins, Mrs. Lyman,
Mrs. Benjamin, Mrs. Rathbun and Miss
Webster. Members present: Mrs. Brock
EFT. Miss Clarke. Mrs Guss. Mrs. Logan
and Miss Withee. Guests present: Miss
Temperance Pratt Reed Of New York.
member of the parent society; Miss Benja-
min, Miss Drake, Miss Lyman, Dr. and
Mrs Seamon, Messrs Proctor, Clarke;
Rathbun, Brockett. Logan, Smallwood and
Robbins, and DR.. Guss. After the routine
business, followed by discussion as to
the way in which the colony should cele-
brate Forefathers' day a most enjoyable
social hour followed.
Mrs. E. s. Westcott Of Cleveland Park.
who for several months has been visiting
her daughter Mrs. H. B. Houghton of Chi
cago. has just returned to this city.
Miss IdelIa Mum of Hagerstown, Nd, is
the guest of Miss Nellie F. Rome of 100
II street
The luncheon and dinner given by the
ladies OF st. Paurs Episcopal Church last
week proved to be great success. The
ladies in charge each day were Mrs. VIM.
B. Dent, Mrs H. c. Burch, Mrs. A. J. Ship
pers. Mrs. Joseph Chunn. Miss A. E.
The luncheon committee consisted of Mrs.
VIM. b. Dent, Mrs A. ]. Shippert, Mrs
Robert Klotz, Mrs VIM. Cunningham,
Mrs. Joseph Chunn, Miss Challice, Mrs.
R. L. Magruder. Mrs. w. F. HELEN, Mrs.
Mockbee, Mrs. M. B. Gladmon, Mrs. H. g.
Burch, Mrs. M. B. Poe, Mrs. Augustus
Jackson Mrs. Joseph H. Hunter, Mrs. r.
D. Henry, Mrs. 8. T. Jordan, Mrs Charles
Rittenhouse Mrs. T. w. McKnew, Mrs. H.
L. Gibson, Miss A. E. Whitaker and Mrs.
Beavy.
Mrs A. Leftwich Sinclair of 1919 Lamont |
street formerly Grant street,, Mount |
Pleasant, will be at home Wednesday, the |
22d instant and will have with her Mrs. |
Charles Tyler Bard of Norwich, Conn.
Mrs. Chaffee was in New York for the fes- |
tivities in honor of the Prince of Batten- |
berg, and placed her daughter, Miss Helen |
Chaffee. in school at Pelham Manor, n. Y. |
for postgraduate course of study, before |
returning to her home, on K street. Mrs. |
Chaffee will give up her house this week |
and go west to make a prolonged visit to |
her sister in Kansas City. and may go on |
to California for the remainder of the sea-
son.
Mrs Frederick Savage of Roland Park, |
Nd. will give small tea Wednesday al