Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-16

One Of the prettiest euchres of the season
Edna shaw Of Capitol Hill, in honor Of
her guest. Miss Mayme Rayner Of Balti-
more The ladies' first prize was won by
Miss Demarest, the second by Miss Mai
natl, the first gentemen's prize by Mr.. Ar
mold ana the second by Mr.. Fleharty. At
q late hour a buffet supper was served in
the large dining room, which was beaut-
fully decorated in white and yellow. Those
invited to meet Miss Rayner were Misses
Clark R,ker Parker, S>arlZe Walker,
Smith. Malnati, Gardner, Morrison, De
marest and Orbello, and Messrs. Smith,
Simmons, Arnold, Sell, Gull, Gilman,
Flaherty, Van Enron, Chaplin, HilI!ard and
TeWhOrney.
Easter week weddings increase with each
days mention of the future. Engagements
are also matters of everyday announce
ments, the majority of which have we'd
ding dates in reserve for the spring and
early summer. There are to be a few sur
prses along this line shortly. which viii
add a touch out of the commonplace run
and will help to give the gay world some
thing to talk about in the garden party
season.
The nearby weddings begin Faster Mon
day with that of Miss Bessie Clarissa An
drews. daughter of Mrs. Grace Greenwood
Andrews, TO Mr.. Arba Bryan Marvin, jr
Rev. George F. Dudley of st. Stephens
Church will oificiate Miss Grace Colyer Of
maid of honor and Mr.. Francis j. Seabolt
of Schenectady will be best man. Relatives
and personal friends have been invited to
the ceremony, which will take place at the
apartment of the brides mother at the
Everett.
The marriage of Miss Marian II. Graham
Bell to Mr.. David G.. Fairchild Will ia re
place Easter Tuesday at Twin Oaks the
home of Mrs. Gardiner Hubbard, in pres
ence of a company limited to relatives and
close personal friends, and will be followed
by reception at o'clock, to which about
four hundreds guests have been asked
Rev Teunis S. Hamlin will officiate and
Mr. Charles l.. Maratt will be best man
The couple will go abroad for the summer.
but after a brief out-of-town trip Will spend
the spring at Twin Oaks.
Another wedding the same afternoon Will
be that of Miss Priscilla Alden Nicolson TO
MIR. Justin Morrill, Chamberlin. 1t will take
Miss Marion Parker, Miss Ruth Bowyer,
Miss Louise Harrison, Miss Deborah Halsey
Miss Margaret Warfield, Miss Elizabeth
Reed Miss Gertrude Schaeffer, Miss May
Phelps and Miss Eleanor Chamberlin will
attend the bride who is the daughter of the
late Lieut. John Ormond Nicolson, U. S. n.
The Wedding will be followed by a small
reception at the apartment at the Lenox
where Mrs and Miss Nicolson reside,
The Easter Wednesday weddings will be
those of Miss Virginia Wells Bohrer and
Mr.. Henry Charles Hallam, Miss Bertha
Ker and Mr. Edward Owen Leech, Miss
COrnella RuSSeH MChnlSHt ana MI OeoTSt
Henry Calvert jr., and at the home of the
bride in Alexandria, Va, Miss Elizabeth
Lloyd Lee and Mr.. George Carr Henry.
Two beautiful weddings are scheduled for
Easter Saturday. Miss Helen Margaret Cla-
baugh and Mr.. Benjamin Pauling Lamber-
ton, jr will be married at ST. Thomas
Church at half-past 4, and reception will
follow from until at 1912 Mintwood
place, the home of the Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court of the District and Mrs.
Clabaugh The bridal party will be a large
one, with Miss Katharine Clabaugh as maid
of honor Miss Emily Bruno and Miss
Pansy Lyon of Baltimore Miss Blanche
Burrell Miss Constance Adee, Miss Mary
Lamberton and Miss Elizabeth Lamberton
as bridesmaids; Mr.. A. NJ. Jackson of
Schenectady. N. Y, as best man, and the
ushers will be from New York. Philadel-
pha Schenectady and this city.
Miss Bessie Earl Stockbridge and Mr..
William II. Griffin will be married at St
Andrews Church. and will afterwards re-
ceive a small party of relatives at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil d. Stockbridge
A most interesting wedding of the early
part of next month will be at ST. Patricks
Church, May 10, when Miss Marie f. Miller
and Mr.. Alexander G. Bentley will be mar
ried by Rev. DIR. Stafford. Mr.. Wallace
Donald Mclean will be best man. and
Messrs. c. p. Miller Harry v. Tulloch,
Robert Hume. Leon L. French. Foster
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