Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-08
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS GALLAUDET AND MIR. ED
GERToN MARRIED.
Only Family Party and Personal
Friends at Ceremony-other We'd
dingsEPersonal Notes.

Following is the program of receptions
and dinners at the White House for the
season of 1866: December q, Thursday.
cabinet dinner. pm; January /. Monday.
New Years reception. IL am to 1 80 pm;
January 4, Thursday, diplomatic reception,
to 1880 pm; January IL, Thursday.
diplomatic dinner. pm; January Is,
Thursday, judicial reception, o to 1890 p. m. !;
January %. Thursday, Supreme Court din
ner pm; February 1, Thursday, con-
gressional reception, . to 1890 pm. Feb
ruary g. Thursday, army and navy recep-
ton, 8 to 1890 p.m
The marriage of Miss Marion Wallace
Gallaudet and Mr.. John Warren Edgerton
Of Middletown, Conn, took place today
at high noon at the residence of the BIRD
father, DIR. Edward NJ. Gallaudet at Ken
dali Green. The officiating minister was
Rev. Herbert D. Gallaudet of Allanstand.
N. c., brother of the bride. Mr.. William
Pitkin was best man. Only family party.
with number OF out-of-town relatives
were present at the ceremony and informal
reception which followed it. The bridal
toilet was Of white lace and chiffon and
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
was carried. The bride has been promi-
nent in social life since her debut a few
years back. Mr.. Edger.on is secretary OF
the Yale Law School and practices his pro-
fession In New Haven, but the future home
Of the couple will be in Middletown, Conn.
his old home. AS both families are in
mourning the arrangements for the we'd
DING were necessarily simple
General and Mrs. Greedy announce the
engagement of their daughter, Adola, to
the Rev. Charles Lawrence Adams of Pitts
fed Mass. Miss Adola Greedy, who Is
now visiting college friends in Chicago
will return home this month
Mss Lula Reeder celebrated her nine
teenth birthday at her home 1l5G 18th
street northwest, Monday evening. After
refreshments and games. dancing was IN
dulged in till midnight. Those present were
Misses Grant, Brown, Douglas Holland.
Ennis, Williams, Shorter. Jackson. T: Reed
err: Mesdames Reeder and Hopeweli; Messrs
Spriggs, Ford, Duckett Hicks, Green, Lew
Is, Reeder and Brent.
Mrs. Lafayette c. Loomis widow Of DR..
l.. c. LOOMS, is at the Berkshire.
Mrs Edwin Mickey. Mrs. Joseph P.
Mickey, widow of Commander Joseph r.
Micklc- s. NJ and Miss Minnie F. Mick
ley, state vice regent, ID. A. X, have re-
turned from "Mickleys," Pa. and will be
at home at the Berkshire the first and third
Saturdays of the month.
The Misses Emma and Annie Etter gave
delightful party at their home, 26lo Penn
sylvania avenue northwest, last evening.
Games and music afforded amusement up
to a late hour. and were followed by dane
ing Those present We're Miss Emma Etter,
Miss Annie Etter. Miss Ada Dermody. Miss
Katie Etter. Miss Edna Eber Miss N.
Hicks, Miss NJ. Hicks, Miss NJ. Gaghan.
Mr.. John Riley, MIR. B. Hicks, Mr.. NJ. Chas.
Dorsey. Mr.. L. Appeman, Mr. Thomas Hol-
loran, Mr.. w. Stewart, Mr.. Francis D. Dor
sey, and Mr.. Hayes Parish.
Last night at Gunton-Temple Memorial
Church the marriage of Miss Helen Clyde
Moser and Mr.. Joseph Vinton Birch took
place in the presence of large gathering
of their friends, Rev John Lee Allison.
pastor of the church, officiating. The
ushers were Messrs. Leroy Birch. William
A. Mahood. Archie King, Harry Selby, Ber-
tram Roberts and Irving Irland of Annap-
oils, Nd. The bride, who escorted by
her father Capt. Jefferson F. Moser, u s.
A, retired, was beautifully dressed in white
crepe de chine trimmed with old rose point
lace. Her tule veil was held by a spray
of orange blossoms. and she carried a
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley Mrs.
Leonard Van Horne of New York, who
the matron of honor, was gowned in white
chiffon and carried chrysanthemums. Little
Helen Clyde Moser OF New York wore a
white embroidered frock as flower girl for
her aunt. Mr.. Robert Mcdowell Moser was
was held at the home of the bride 1908
18th street northwest, which was attended
by only the bridal party and the immediate
families. Later the young couple started
on their wedding tour, first going to New
York and later to the south. They will be
at home to their friends after January II
at 3l26 Dumbarton avenue northwest which
is the gift of the father of the groom, Mr..
w. Taylor Birch.
A pretty wedding tok place last night at
the residence of Miss Beatrice Jarvis 1910
18th street, when her sister, Miss Edith
Caroline Jarvis and Dr. James r. Yates
We're married by Rev. DR.. Greene. Dr.
Frank E. Mclean was best man. The
bride Wore princess gown of white chif-
fon. She was attended by Nellie Jarvis
as bridesmaid and Miss Florence Mcdonnell
as flower girl. Following the ceremony,
supper was served. after which the newly
married couple left for the north.
Mr.. Edward Henry Jordan of Columbus.
Ohio, will leave Columbus November 9. for
New Bern, N. c.. where his marriage with
Miss Isabel Constance, youngest daughter
of Henry r. Bryan, judge of the superior
court of North Carolina, will take place,
Miss Bryan is a cousin of Mr. John III.
Winder. and was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Winder last summer. The wedding
will take place November 10, at Christ
Church. Mr. Jordan and his bride will
stop, on their way west, in this city to see
his father, Mr.. w. II. Jordan of 142
street northwest. Mr.. Jordans sister Vir-
gnia, was married the 18th of August las
to Mar. Clarence Buston Wilson son of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Wilson of Washington.
Mrs. A. Birkenwald of Baltimore Is the
guest of her sister Mrs. Mike Neumeyer
They will be at home to their friends FRI
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Ralston are at their
town house 1870 P street for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Moulden have moved
into their new home. 1923 o street and will
be glad to see their friends.
Mrs. F. c. Belts and son of Kensington.
Md, and Miss Jessie NJ Belts of o street
northwest, this city, have returned from
a visit to relatives on Long Island and New
York city.
The society of alumni Of GEORGETOWN
University will give reception in honor
of Rev David Hillhouse Buel I nresi-