Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-18

house handsomely decorated, the first
parior In white roses and green vines. where
the ceremony took place. and the next room
In American Beauty roses and ferns. The
bride was attended by seven little girls six
as flower girls and Miss Rhae Emerich as
ring bearer. The latter was dressed In
white with white ribbon, and the others,
who were the Misses Katie Hoover Alice
Sauer, virginia Sylvester, IIenore Baker.
Katherine Williamson and Dorothy Hol-
brook. carried baskets CT flowers and wore
white SILK and lace. Miss Eleanor Strickler
played the wedding march as the bride and
Or Smith entered. The bridal costume was
OF gray cloth, with a picture hat In gray
velvet and plumes Only relatives and per-
sonal friends witnessed the ceremony the
couple leaving soon afterward for New
York. They Will live at 30 North Main
street. Washington. Pa, and contemplate n
trip abroad next year.
Mrs. Eva NJ. Dermody left today for Rich
mond. Va. to be present at the marriage
or her cousin, Margaret c. DAILY. TO Chas.
I. Epps, which takes place Thursday morn
ing, october 10. at ST. Peters Cathedral
The British ambassador, Lady Durand
ana MISS Durand VIII leave Lenox Friday
to return to this city.
The marriage is announced of Miss Lille
+. Mc1ntire May, only daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. f. A. McIntire, to Mr.. Howard Vernon
NILS. grandson of Mr.. William Howard
Mills iate mayor OF Bangor. Me, The cere-
m ,noy was performed Saturday. October IA.
1905, in the First PRESBYTERIAN Church by
the pastor. Rev Donald c. Mcleod d. ID.
The wedding reception will take place at
the nome of the brides parents. No. "a q
street northwest. but not until November.
owing to recent death In the brides
family.
Miss Clara Kemon of lexington has gone
TO Brooklyn. n. Y. to pay visit to her
sister, Mrs A. J. Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. James d. Finch. jr.. have
returned TO Washington for the winter
after having spent six months in Nevada
and California. They are temporarily To-
Gated at 1+OS North Capitol street
A surprise party was given to Miss Maude
bradley at her home In Brightwood last
evening by number of her friends. The
parlors and drawing room were decorated
IN PAINS and cut flowers Miss Emma Kah-
Ter, Miss Kate Harleston. Messrs. Frank
myers, Carl Groscott. Master Henry Kah-
!ert, Mr.. E kahlert, Mr. Frank Myers, Miss
Lorena Brown, Mr.. Winter Brady and Miss
Agnes Kahlert gave musical and literary Sc
lections Refreshments were served and
dancing was continued until q late hour.
Among those present were: Miss Maude
BRADY, A. kahlert +. Hoffman r. Fin
ott1. X. Harleston. E. Langley, E Kahlert,
l.. Brown, NJ. Myers, a. Saxty. A. Luskey
and Kate and Mamie Leonard: Messrs. w.
BRADY, w. Koch B; shanahan. J: Webb,
Stewart, F. Walsh w Luskey, F. Myers {,
A. Mechaw. E. Kahlert, H. Kahlert. A.
Groscott' NJ Mattingly. c. Boyd. NJ. Riley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs.
Brady and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bredy.
Yesterday at noon at the residence of Mrs
Mary A. Nixon of Eslin avenue Miss Mary
Angelina Sinks, who has made her home
with Mrs. Nixon for several years became
the wife of Mr.. Edward NJ. Nixon of Provi-
dence r. l., the ceremony being performed
by Rev. Samuel II. Greene pastor of Call
vary Baptist Church
The bride entered the drawing room with
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