Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-28

by large reception, but owing to the death
last week of Mr.. Kennedy's grandfather
the reception invitations were recalled and
only relatives We're present at the cere-
mony, which was performed by the Rev.
DR.. John H. McIlvaine, rector of Calvary
Episcopal Church. Miss Edna Schoyer and
little Miss Isabel Blair were the brides
only attendants. The bride looked charm
ing in white chiffon satin and duchess
lace robe and tulle veil. Miss Schoyer's
gown of yellow crepe de chene and
she carried a cluster of white lilacs. The
little flower maiden was all in white and
carried yellow daisies, loosely arranged in
a fancy basket. In the decorations of the
different rooms quantities of lilies, white
roses, American beauty roses and daisies
were used. The bridal table had a center
piece of white roses and lilies of the valley
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Kennedy of Denver
parents of the groom, were among the rela-
tives from distance who came on for the
ceremony.
| 1t is said in California that former Sen
| ator J. 2. Jones is about to dispose of his
| ranch home, "Meramar" in the southern
part of the state, near Santa Monica, which
| he has made one of the show places. Mrs.
| Jones and her daughters. Mrs. Robert Far
quahar and Miss Georgina Jones, are now
| there, but expect to return east shorty.
| The family has home in New York city,
| where they spend the winter.
| One of the latest fashions in a western
| city is for the bride. with the assistance
| of her bridesmaids to make all her own
| wedding finery, even her bridal Dress
| which. in one case. she was able to adorn
! with old Chantiily fiounces her mother and
| grandmother wore before her. Not con-
| tent with this. this industrious young per-
| SON who has a large private income, and
| her bridesmaids made the costumes the lat
| ter wore at the wedding 1helr dresses
| were of pink null and they wore PINK rose
buds in their hair and carried rosebud
| muffs.
| Last Tuesday afternoon at The Hermi
| tage" in Montgomery county, the home OF
| Mr. and Mrs. Tom Graham, few miles
| north of Kensington. the euchre club OF
| which they are members was handsomely
| entertained. The party from this city num-
! bcred sixteen. and after arriving at Ken
| sington about 6 o'clock, were treated to a
| genuine straw ride of several miles and
| arrived at the old manor house IN time TO
| visit all parts of this beautiful estate ana
! inspect the herds of beautiful Jersey cat
! tie and other interesting objects \ boun-
| tiful supper composed of all the delicacles
| of the season followed, after which the
| guests adjourned to the parlor and INDUCED
| in progressive euchre. After the game a
| parting toast was drunk to the health of
| the genial host and accomplished hostess.
/ The first prizes were won by Mrs. Dallas
| Tucker and Mr.. A j. kenney. Among
| those present were Mr.. and Mrs Robert l..
| Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. William M Ayre,
| Mrs. +. j. Heiberger, Mrs. Kate r.. Browne,
| Mr.. A ]. Kenney, Mr. and Mrs. Louis +.
Kenney Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas A Tucker,
| Mrs T. Brooke Amiss. Miss Edith Rich
ards, Mrs. William IL. Whittesey and Mr..
| and Mrs. Roy L. Kenney.
Miss Snow of Portland, Me-. who has
been visiting her aunts, Mrs c. A. Smith